In-line OIL filter - service interval
In-line OIL filter - service interval
Does anyone know at what intervals the two stroke oil filter, located between the oil bottle and the pump, needs to be replaced?
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
i would change that every 50hours -- not sure what the book says though.
Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
Thanks Turbo. There is nothing about this in any book from Rotax nor in their maintenance schedule....that is why I am asking. Fuel filter is inspect 50hrs and replace 100hrs.....2 stroke oil filter???????
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
Ekke sou senie langer as100 ure , wat kos n nuwe pomp of erger nog n nuwe engine , my se buurman kannie verstaan hoekom sy trkkers nie hou nie filters te duur , hy steek gate innie airfilter met spukers ???
Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
Dis n baie fyn siffie. Haal uit en was skoon met petrol. Sit terug. No problemo. ( Witwilmpie, jy gee sulke oulike raad. Hou van die spykers ene.......
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
To add a question to this thread. Where can I get the filter for the autolube oil? I am in the process of changing the fuel and oil pipes and want to change the autolube oil filter as well.
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
Boet, my 582's oil filter looks like a closed unit ? If so, where do I get a new unit ? Probably from the ROTAX agents.Boet wrote:Dis n baie fyn siffie. Haal uit en was skoon met petrol. Sit terug. No problemo. ( Witwilmpie, jy gee sulke oulike raad. Hou van die spykers ene.......![]()
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
Should we buy this oil filter from the Rotax agents ? It actually looks like a fuel filter....Frank Smallwood wrote:To add a question to this thread. Where can I get the filter for the autolube oil? I am in the process of changing the fuel and oil pipes and want to change the autolube oil filter as well.
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
Let me open a can of worms...
Pre-Mix...
* Less weight, because you remove the pump, bottle and the 2L oil you carry with.
* Less that can go wrong, pump fails, the filter in mention clogs up, oil pipe starts leaking.
* Because you premix you know there is definitely sufficient lubrication.
* You have one less thing to worry about.


Pre-Mix...
* Less weight, because you remove the pump, bottle and the 2L oil you carry with.
* Less that can go wrong, pump fails, the filter in mention clogs up, oil pipe starts leaking.
* Because you premix you know there is definitely sufficient lubrication.
* You have one less thing to worry about.

Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
http://cometaviationsupplies.co.za/inde ... oil+filterRV12 wrote:Should we buy this oil filter from the Rotax agents ? It actually looks like a fuel filter....Frank Smallwood wrote:To add a question to this thread. Where can I get the filter for the autolube oil? I am in the process of changing the fuel and oil pipes and want to change the autolube oil filter as well.
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I would support changing at 100 hours. The 2-stroke oil comes in sealed containers and therefore the chance of any contamination is extremely low.
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Re: In-line OIL filter - service interval
On the fuel filter I inspect at the 25 hour service and change if needed, but change every 50 hours.mulderpm wrote:Thanks Turbo. There is nothing about this in any book from Rotax nor in their maintenance schedule....that is why I am asking. Fuel filter is inspect 50hrs and replace 100hrs.....2 stroke oil filter???????
IMPORTANT NOTE: Use Rotax recommended fuel filters. A friend of mine had an engine out the other day after using a pleated-paper filter, which gummed up with the pre-mixed fuel.
Also, when ordering be sure to stipulate straight or 90 degree bend.
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