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Fumoto / V-10

ljr869
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Explorer
Just completed a dreaded oil change on the Bounder. The Fumoto valve sure makes it easier and cleaner to drain. However, there is no way (or I haven't found it) to take that filter off without making a mess. 7 quarts of Motorcraft 5W-20 by the way.
Jim
2009 Fleetwood Bounder 35H
Ford V-10 w/ Banks
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Flanz
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Explorer
Dale.Traveling wrote:
I have an oversize drain pan/tube plus I cut the bottom off a gallon milk jug as an improvised funnel. Loosen up the filter and hold the improvised funnel under it as I unscrew and let it fall into the tunnel. I also use the tunnel when draining the engine.


That's pretty smart Dale. Going to do this the next oil change I do on ANY of my vehicles. Too bad I couldn't use this on the Harley....

Thanks,
-paul

Dale_Traveling
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Explorer II
I have an oversize drain pan/tube plus I cut the bottom off a gallon milk jug as an improvised funnel. Loosen up the filter and hold the improvised funnel under it as I unscrew and let it fall into the tunnel. I also use the tunnel when draining the engine.
2006 Hurricane 31D built on a 2006 Ford F53

Ductape
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Explorer
Here's the technique I used with a Cummins that had an awkwardly placed filter:

Drain crankcase hot.
Let engine cool.
Loosen filter with wrench just enough to break loose.
Surround filter with 1 gal ziploc or garbage bag and unscrew until it drops in the bag.
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