was thinking it was a spray over - here is the new one I boiled in water and that stuff has clumped …
also found it very easy to tear unlike when M1 had a tough blended media
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No worries since oil doesn’t get hot.
was thinking it was a spray over - here is the new one I boiled in water and that stuff has clumped …
also found it very easy to tear unlike when M1 had a tough blended media
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No it’s over your theory of water in oil …Boiling filters in water, must be a PF test on steroids.
It's not about "liking" anything, it's about why things may happen or not due to use. You can do as many PF style tests as you want, nobody cares. Still waiting for the "column analysis" on those mean Hulk-ish like pleats that destroy leaf springs when they get mad.That could be a PF-style test too.No it’s over your theory of water in oil …
You can like this filter all you want - nobody cares …
Your theory on water in oil still all you have …?It's not about "liking" anything, it's about why things may happen or not due to use. You can do as many PF style tests as you want, nobody cares. Still waiting for the analysis on those mean Hulk-ish like pleats that destroy leaf springs when they get mad.
As I mentioned before, in the photo it's pretty obvious that the leaf spring wasn't fully seated in the end cap - no proof it was actually deformed from anything. Zero other reports of "deformed" leaf springs. There is no way that wavy pleats are going to actually deform a metal leaf spring ... that's ridiculous. Anyone with any experience in load force analysis would realize that. That kind of force would also have to break and separate the glue seal between the center tube and end cap in order to put added load on the leaf spring to deformation. You think I'm defending a weak filter, but it's actually about why things happen, regardless of what brand the filter is. I've said negative things about Frams too when there is an obvious failure if you've been paying attention. And you know wavy pleats are not a new and unique thing with oil filters, you've been here as long as I have. It basically boils down to the OG Ultra fanboyz being all bent over the change in media. I really don't care who likes it now or not, so again you are wrong in your perception. Some people know that wavy pleats don't really hurt anything but the looks after use. Only the C&P centerfold pageant judges care about wavy pleats. The oil filter forum has basically turned into a C&P beauty contest instead of a technical discussion forum.Your theory on water in oil still all you have …?
The spring came out misaligned - no other filter does this …
(It’s part of the PRV assembly and needs to seal) …
I never defended this weak filter … you go ahead …
I never said the spring was deformed - I questioned if it still made contact bcs I don’t know if the end to end is shorter or longerAs I mentioned before, in the photo it's pretty obvious that the leaf spring wasn't fully seated in the end cap - no proof it was actually deformed from anything. Zero other reports of deformed leaf springs. There is no way that wavy pleats are going to actually deform a metal leaf springs ... that's ridiculous. That kind of force would also have to break and separate the glue seal between the center tube and end cap in order to put added load on the leaf spring to deformation. You think I'm defending a weak filter, but it's actually about why things happen, regardless of what brand the filter is. I've said negative things about Fram too when there is an obvious failure if you've been paying attention. And you know wavy pleats are not a new and unique thing with oil filters, you've been here as long as I have. It basically boils down to the OG Ultra fanboyz being all bend over the change in media. I really don't care who likes it now or not, so again you are wrong in your perception. Some people know that wavy pleats don't really hurt anything but the looks after use. Only the C&P centerfold pagent judges care about wavy pleats. The oil filter forum has basically turned into a C&P beauty contest instead of a technical disscussion fourm.
So now you're saying that when the pleats get wavy that the distance between the end caps decreases? Think about how an oil filter is constructed. What actually holds the distance between the end caps. You could totally remove the media and that distance isn't going to change.I never said the spring was deformed - I questioned if it still made contact bcs I don’t know if the end to end is shorter or longer
There's an ex-OG Ultra fanboy signature series crying towel available, lol. Move on and find a different filter that makes you happy. Simple as that. Nobody cares what filter you or anyone else uses.Again, 20 years of this using filter or equivalent - everything normal until they changed the XG …
The rest are oblique comments at best …
Grow upSo now you're saying that when the pleats get wavy that the distance between the end caps decreases? Think about how an oil filter is constructed. What actually holds the distance between the end caps. You could totally remove the media and that distance isn't going to change.
There's an ex-OG Ultra fanboy signature series crying towel available, lol. Move on and find a different filter that makes you happy. Simple as that. Nobody cares what filter you or anyone else uses.
LoL ... get some simple thinking logic on how things actually work. Crying towels are still available just in case.Grow up
I’m fine - and would never turn to you - you are always stuck on your assumptions … then get snarky for no reason - bye, byeLoL ... get some simple thinking logic on how things actually work.
You're not fine ... it's obvious that you're pretty bitter and hurt over losing the beloved OG Ultra. Seems to be a few still working through the trauma.I’m fine - and would never turn to you - you are always stuck on your assumptions … then get snarky for no reason - bye, bye
Yeah, the end caps will move closer together when you squeeze the end caps together with your hands and deflect the outer circumference of the end caps. That doesn't happen in real use. The force from the leaf spring is transferred through the center tube which is ridged enough to prevent the end caps from moving.This is about 10 pounds of force - as I mentioned before the deformation did not occur where the metal seam is. Very rigid …
Once I moved away from water and growth - I’m thinking structure vs residual forces …
So yes, it’s easy to move the end caps closer together …