oil filter cross threaded
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Cormanus
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
Yeah, that's what I thought. But I hate taking those things out.
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05-04-2016 07:39 PM |
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Ulvetanna
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USA
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
(05-04-2016 07:35 PM)popgun Wrote: PS. Cormanus, its just a piece of threaded pipe that is screwed into a threaded hole in the crankcase.
Yep, it ain't a bolt. Replace it and don't use aftermarket filters.
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05-04-2016 07:41 PM |
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Pterodactyl
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
(05-04-2016 07:41 PM)Ulvetanna Wrote: (05-04-2016 07:35 PM)popgun Wrote: PS. Cormanus, its just a piece of threaded pipe that is screwed into a threaded hole in the crankcase.
Yep, it ain't a bolt. Replace it and don't use aftermarket filters.
So after market filter threads cause or facilitate cross-threading? Bhwaaaaahahah.
Cheers
Don't ride safe. It's boring.
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05-05-2016 12:50 AM |
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Cormanus
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oil filter cross threaded
(05-05-2016 12:50 AM)Pterodactyl Wrote: (05-04-2016 07:41 PM)Ulvetanna Wrote: (05-04-2016 07:35 PM)popgun Wrote: PS. Cormanus, its just a piece of threaded pipe that is screwed into a threaded hole in the crankcase.
Yep, it ain't a bolt. Replace it and don't use aftermarket filters.
So after market filter threads cause or facilitate cross-threading? Bhwaaaaahahah.
Cheers
Oh, dear, see what fresh air does to you?
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2016 12:57 AM by Cormanus.)
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05-05-2016 12:57 AM |
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Pterodactyl
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
Fresh air? No mate it was the second coldie at the Gloucester Bowls Club . And a strong sniff of bovine fecal matter. Let's start a Thread thread.
Cheers
Don't ride safe. It's boring.
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2016 01:20 AM by Pterodactyl.)
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05-05-2016 01:11 AM |
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Randy B
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Palm Bay FL
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
Beer and bull feces....having some fun, are you?
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05-05-2016 01:32 AM |
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Cormanus
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Queensland, Australia
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
One often leads to the other.
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05-05-2016 02:42 AM |
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Matt F.
1st Service Completed
Laurel, Ms.
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
(05-04-2016 05:36 PM)jjchowdy Wrote: I'm thinking you may be right about the replacement. It's the type of thing that will bug the heck out of me if it's not perfect. If I can find one of these locally and have it up and running by the weekend, that would make me happy. I doubt it though. Might go ahead and order it. You guys are wise. Thank you so much. My DIY confidence is nonexistent right now.
Remember... Going through repairs like this is where motorcycle maintenance confidence comes from. Stay patient and diligent until it's done right. By the time you're done you will have spent some quality time with your bike and gained knowledge as well
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05-05-2016 02:45 AM |
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TINK
Running Like a Top
So Cal
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
I'm still baffled as to how one manages to cross thread an oil filter?
I've changed hundreds of oil filters and never once managed to cross thread one.
I suspect the filter threads were not the Honda pitch and perhaps were for another bike brand.
I seem to remember my Suzuki's had a unique thread pitch.
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05-05-2016 03:21 AM |
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CIP57
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RE: oil filter cross threaded
(05-05-2016 03:21 AM)TINK Wrote: I'm still baffled as to how one manages to cross thread an oil filter?
I've changed hundreds of oil filters and never once managed to cross thread one.
I suspect the filter threads were not the Honda pitch and perhaps were for another bike brand.
I seem to remember my Suzuki's had a unique thread pitch.
Agree Tink, Had to be crossed when installing the K&N and the OP didn't notice the resistance on install. Change the bolt, once crossed as Randy said blowout would be nasty.
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