Not So Pro 3

[3browns]

Does it have a cartridge filter or a regular can filter?

Don't even get me started on the newer Toyota Tacoma cartridge filters

Fukking morons

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Brown Christmas is on tap.

How long you expecting to have a crook guts?

 

[JoeDirt]

depends

you pick

Neither is good but I'd rather be awoken by a car fire.

Don't even get me started on the newer Toyota Tacoma cartridge filters

Fukking morons

My F150 has one. Doesn't really bother me. They filter the same. Easier to inspect the cartridge type for anything that shouldn't be there. And it's mounted on top for less mess. The canisters are easier to spin-on, spin off though. The semis are starting to use the cartridge types.

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

Morena E Hoas.
Sunday. Getting dry here. We need some rain. Today tho, because daughter has a 4 day tournament starting tomorrow.
The field she played at yesterday has really suffered. We're not that bad yet tho.

 

[3browns]

Neither is good but I'd rather be awoken by a car fire.

My F150 has one. Doesn't really bother me. They filter the same. Easier to inspect the cartridge type for anything that shouldn't be there. And it's mounted on top for less mess. The canisters are easier to spin-on, spin off though. The semis are starting to use the cartridge types.

It's not the cartridge I object to, its the moronic way they implemented it

First the filter body mess is plastic and you have to get an aluminum bodied one for long term durability, you need a whole new filter wrench setup, then there is the plastic gizmo you have to force up into the "drain" hole and you have to "milk it" to get the filter to drain before you take the cartridge off and not all of the filters come with that gizmo

Just not very thought through if you ask me

 

[3browns]

5 million birch, alder, and willow trees in sight and this azzhole decides it needs to munch on our expensive maple trees

 

[JoeDirt]

It's not the cartridge I object to, its the moronic way they implemented it

First the filter body mess is plastic and you have to get an aluminum bodied one for long term durability, you need a whole new filter wrench setup, then there is the plastic gizmo you have to force up into the "drain" hole and you have to "milk it" to get the filter to drain before you take the cartridge off and not all of the filters come with that gizmo

Just not very thought through if you ask me

Mine is plastic. Right on top in the front. Takes a 1 inch socket. Haven't had any issues with it rounding. Three o-rings that take a minute to swap out with a pick tool and the new filter cartridge gives a nice, positive "click" into place. I haven't seen the Toyota setup so I can't comment on it.

 

[dall]

It's not the cartridge I object to, its the moronic way they implemented it

First the filter body mess is plastic and you have to get an aluminum bodied one for long term durability, you need a whole new filter wrench setup, then there is the plastic gizmo you have to force up into the "drain" hole and you have to "milk it" to get the filter to drain before you take the cartridge off and not all of the filters come with that gizmo

Just not very thought through if you ask me

Pictures or videos of the milking

5 million birch, alder, and willow trees in sight and this azzhole decides it needs to munch on our expensive maple trees

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It’s softer lol

 

[3browns]

Pictures or videos of the milking

Perv

It’s softer lol

That’s what she said…

 

[dall]

Perv

That’s what she said…

You left it open lol

 

[3browns]

You left it open lol

I was sitting here counting down from 60 and wondering if you would get that knocked out in less than a minute

Congratulations

You are still the champ..

LMAO

 

[dall]

I was sitting here counting down from 60 and wondering if you would get that knocked out in less than a minute

Congratulations

You are still the champ..

LMAO

Bad thing is some couldn’t count up to 60

 

[3browns]

Mine is plastic. Right on top in the front. Takes a 1 inch socket. Haven't had any issues with it rounding. Three o-rings that take a minute to swap out with a pick tool and the new filter cartridge gives a nice, positive "click" into place. I haven't seen the Toyota setup so I can't comment on it.

It's down under so it has a separate "drain plug" for the filter and then another tool to actually remove the filter body, plus the fiddly little drain nipple

At least the tool is a nice even size



64.3 mm, and before you bother converting it to freedom units it comes out as a weird ass number there too

It ain't metric, it ain't Murican, so what measuring system haven't we roasted...

 

[41FanForLife]

Does it have a cartridge filter or a regular can filter?

Regular can. Also changed the oil in Red's Charger. It has a cartridge filter

 

[dall]

It's down under so it has a separate "drain plug" for the filter and then another tool to actually remove the filter body, plus the fiddly little drain nipple

At least the tool is a nice even size



64.3 mm, and before you bother converting it to freedom units it comes out as a weird ass number there too

It ain't metric, it ain't Murican, so what measuring system haven't we roasted...

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lol probably 2 3/8 or close to it
We will wait on the metric mathematician

 

[dall]

Regular can. Also changed the oil in Red's Charger. It has a cartridge filter

About time you did something

 

[41FanForLife]

About time you did something

It's tough being a slacker

 

[dall]

It's tough being a slacker

with a pocket full of tow company cards lol

 

[41FanForLife]

with a pocket full of tow company cards lol

GFY slacker !!

 

[Bilge Rat]

It's down under so it has a separate "drain plug" for the filter and then another tool to actually remove the filter body, plus the fiddly little drain nipple

At least the tool is a nice even size



64.3 mm, and before you bother converting it to freedom units it comes out as a weird ass number there too

It ain't metric, it ain't Murican, so what measuring system haven't we roasted...

View attachment 400834

There is a British standard or unified sized set of wrenches that were used on some British cars.
You needed American, metric, and the british sizes to work on a jag.