Aircraft Oil Filters explained!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Bill explains the differences of aircraft oil filters and why you can't get them!
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This vid is just perfect. I'm doing my A/P exam in a few days. This is very helpful!
Parts from an aircraft is really pricy but you sacrificed them for us! Truly amazing!
Glad it was helpful!
More videos like this please! Great content.
Thanks! Will do!
Well I watched the whole 25 minutes. Great video and very informative. My wife thinks I'm crazy for my interest in stuff like this, but she married me so there's that. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video, it helped me pass my quiz on Aircraft Oil Filters! Hope to see more videos on the many topics on aircraft.
Glad it helped!
Very informative and the other web sites were good supporting information.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Great video, thank you.
A flow test would be interesting to see if there's any difference in the filter medium, or know what the micron rating is
Great suggestion! That would be a great comparison. But, $$$. Thanks for watching!
Well, for experimental, I've simply used good automotive spin ons, with no problems.
Should work ok…
EXCELLENT!!!! I rate this video 5 wrenchs! Thank you for taking the time and spending the dime to produce it! Quality YT! I am gonna share this on my bookface.
Thank you very much! Get that avionics installed! We have an engine to remove over here!
@@HangaRatz We are moving as fast as possible. I think I may drop an update video after I get my final OSH video out.
Very instructive video. thank you!
Glad it was helpful! More to come!
Thanks for important information I just came from air show learn something new .
Thanks!
Interesting information and video.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Dude. love the videos keep them coming
Glad you like them! More to come!
Filter shortage - and I just changed from an oil screen to a spin on filter... Should have waited another year.
You’ll be fine. Just get one or two on order from your supplier. Walk-in customers will always be last to get one. PS. If you visit the DFW area make sure to visit Texas Womens University cookbook collection in Denton. Apparently a stellar collection with some dating to mid 1600’s…
@@HangaRatz I've got one in the hangar, and my AME has a few on hand. I've put in an order, I'm flying enough that I'm doing an oil change every 6 weeks or so.
The interesting difference between air cooled aircraft engines and modern auto engines are the tolerances are much looser on aircraft engines.
And.... aircraft aircooled engines don't spin at 8000 rpm... and... the crankshafts have to endure bending loads (propeller forces) as well as torsional loads. Thanks for watching!
If it were not for the liability, Wix or any other automotive filter manufacturer could make a filter for aircraft. Then there would be no shortage and the filter would be less expensive.
It really comes down to a matter of numbers. Total aircraft filter usage per year is probably around 200,000. Maybe... Small potatoes for auto filter companies...
I had a Oil filter display to show my customs the importance of your eng. "Kidneys" Wix & Bladwin why AC filters such stupid $$$ I got nothing outher than Attorneys!
Thanks!
Thanks for the info. Wondering if any one out there does add oil in the filter before installing it on the engine ? Regards
Because of the positioning of oil filters on most engines the oil would spill out while you're trying to install it... ...Thank you engineers!... Thanks for watching!
@@HangaRatz I do understand the maintainibility of the installation filter position, i use to it on my Roax 912 understand the position is 90° of the Lycoming. Hope to be able to try it in summer 2026 when i will be done with a comple rebuild of my Pacer 1953. Hope to see you at Sun& Fun 2023.
Do you use oil to lubricate the rubber ring? And usually what do you tourge it?
All of the oil filters have directions on their exterior for the proper lubricant to use.