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Re: Poxy oil filter housing.
« Reply #45 on: 20 October 2010, 20:24:52 »

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Sorry, Mr B, I wasn't debating which was best, I was simply pointing out my musings on the MM one, that I've been using for 3 or 4 years now.  Nothing more, nothing less ;)

 OK  :-X  ::)
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Re: Poxy oil filter housing.
« Reply #47 on: 20 October 2010, 21:51:18 »

Is the machine mart one big enough to catch the mess from the oill filter, AND still catch the oil drain at the same time ?

Looks like it is  :-/
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Re: Poxy oil filter housing.
« Reply #48 on: 20 October 2010, 21:52:18 »

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Is the machine mart one big enough to catch the mess from the oill filter, AND still catch the oil drain at the same time ?

Looks like it is  :-/


Yup  :y

I wouldnt say either is best.....both have their plus points, and I wouldnt swap  :y

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Re: Poxy oil filter housing.
« Reply #49 on: 20 October 2010, 21:58:27 »

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Is the machine mart one big enough to catch the mess from the oill filter, AND still catch the oil drain at the same time ?

Looks like it is  :-/
Hmmm, I don't do that. I tend to do one completely, they do the other.  I guess thats why I rarely get oil on the drive when changing oil.

Obviously, I get oil all over the drive all the rest of the time, just not when changing oil  :-[
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« Reply #50 on: 20 October 2010, 22:12:14 »

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Is the machine mart one big enough to catch the mess from the oill filter, AND still catch the oil drain at the same time ?

Looks like it is  :-/
Hmmm, I don't do that. I tend to do one completely, they do the other.  I guess thats why I rarely get oil on the drive when changing oil.

Obviously, I get oil all over the drive all the rest of the time, just not when changing oil  :-[

I always intend to do the oil first, but I can't just sit there and wait no matter how hard I try, got to go and do the filter while the sump drains, and drains to the last drop almost


And thanks Jimbob. :y
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Re: Poxy oil filter housing.
« Reply #51 on: 21 October 2010, 07:17:40 »

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I use a washing up bowl from the £1 shop, can't remember how much it was though ::)

no doubt someone will tell you it wont last ;D
Usually, they are too high, so get damaged when you lower car with it still under. Worse case, it'll split...

I did use one of those under-bed storage boxes on wheels, but guess they weren't designed for heat/cold cycles, and one day the hot oil eventually made a bid for freedom, all over my drive.

Hence I stick to the proper tool.

8 years old now, and still going strong, left outside in all weathers.
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« Reply #52 on: 21 October 2010, 11:47:15 »

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8 years old now, and still going strong, left outside in all weathers.

 :P Poor li`l blighter; you should be had-up for child abuse! ;D
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« Reply #53 on: 21 October 2010, 15:31:10 »

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8 years old now, and still going strong, left outside in all weathers.

 :P Poor li`l blighter; you should be had-up for child abuse! ;D

Used again today, have to wear rubber gloves to handle it. :D
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