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Old 08-11-2014, 10:09 PM   #15
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I don't know, it's just you do it in a quick enough motion turning it over and screwing it on, that barely any comes out.

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i just lube oil filter. done
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I just throw on the filter.

No priming, no lube since they come already lubed.
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No priming, no lube since they come already lubed.
That's what she said?
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I've been changing oil for many, many years, never once primed a filter. I lube the gasket with clean oil with a clean finger and spin it on. Start the car, let it idle for several minutes while checking for leaks. Re-check oil level after you let it sit for a while.

Not that priming a filter is a bad idea, just an extra precautionary step that you can take if you so desire or if the vehicle maintenance procedures specifically calls for it.
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