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Old 02-13-2023, 05:09 PM   #15
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Wow. I had never thought of that. Truthfully though, I have never in my life dissected an oil filter. On the few occasions when I’ve had metallic debris in the drain oil, I’ve just pulled the engine apart. I’ve never been surprised with good news.
Used to do it when I was buying old cars to fix up. This and checking the oil pan very closely were good indicators on if I had to tear into the engine or just get it running. I found some nasty stuff in oil filters!
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Another good article on the subject:
https://www.blackstone-labs.com/wp-c...wsletter-2.pdf
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I pulled it out but there wasn't really any glitter at all, much much less than was in the drain pan. Maybe it was some debris or something in a dirty drain bucket, I didn't inspect it before I started draining oil.
if you squish the oil out and post a good, well lit pic some of us could probably provide input. Anything more than a couple outlier metal flecks and I'd be concerned. But more so, I'd want to know why there was a bunch in the oil you drained, but not very much in the oil filer...(?)
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I pulled it out but there wasn't really any glitter at all, much much less than was in the drain pan. Maybe it was some debris or something in a dirty drain bucket, I didn't inspect it before I started draining oil.
So... has it started knocking? or...you think it's good?
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