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M20 OIL TANK FILTER

So when I was rebuilding my m20 engine I kept finding hair fragments from the oil filter enough to make me worry as some of that was clumped up.

The question is is there a company that does a paper one so we don't get these hair fragments scattered around or is there any other alternative we can use .

Chris

email (option): chriscool@sky.com

Re: M20 OIL TANK FILTER

I never use a filter...After the engine is rebuilt and completely cleaned I just run it and change the oil at 2,000 mile intervals after the running in procedure (and oil changes) are completed...

It works for me...In over 40 years and over multiple M & B Series engines, both tuned and standard and in capacities up to 720Cc I've yet to wear out a big end...I did 78,000miles on my B33 before I rebored it for example....Ian

email (option): ian@wright52.plus.com

Re: M20 OIL TANK FILTER

I concur! I never fit the filter. I change the oil every year even if I've only done 1000 miles. Ron

email (option): ronpier@talk21.com

Re: M20 OIL TANK FILTER

exactly.
I also attached a relatively large magnet that I disassembled from a speaker - to the bottom of the oil sump, on the steel cover.

email (option): michasteinmann@gmail.com

Re: M20 OIL TANK FILTER

End fed crank
Roller big end
No real need for any oil filter other than the strainer over the outlet tube in the tank to protect the oil pump pressure side & the strainer in the sump to protect the oil pump scavenge side
Everything else will get enough oil via splash to keep it happy.
Thousands of stationary engines out there with no oil filter or pump for that matter , total splash lube .

email (option): bsansw1@tpg.com.au

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