1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
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1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
Hi I buy a new oil filter it has 3 rubber rings - what for 3 - what / how i use it ?[frame]
[/frame] when i set the filter cover back ( when change the filter )want fill oil to the filter cover ( filter holder ) ?
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Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
You will only need one of them.
There is a slot around the filter housing that it fits into, the old one must be removed first.
Make sure that you recover circular plate and the spring that pushes it when you get the old filter out.
The plates sticks to the old filter and is hard to spot when it's all covered in oil.
There is a slot around the filter housing that it fits into, the old one must be removed first.
Make sure that you recover circular plate and the spring that pushes it when you get the old filter out.
The plates sticks to the old filter and is hard to spot when it's all covered in oil.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"
Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
Is the spring and plate there? And yes - put a bit of oil in the can when refitting - but not right to the top. You should have to push up against the spring when refitting - if not the spring is missing...



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Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
What is the real 1 - I buy Coopers one - rubber seal not same - is it no problem ?[frame]
[/frame] the coopers rubber seal like my 1st image ( post me 1st)
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Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
I fitted a coopers to my Minor and it fitted fine, mine is a '58 so same 948 running gear, although that makes no difference. I just compared the seal to the existing in the filter, and fitted it.
Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
I think either will do - the Fram picture appears to be two or three different seals piled on top of each other. When you drop the filter can - you then dig out the old seal from the groove in the top mount -compare it to your new seals - and fit the one that is the SAME thickness. Stick it in with a little grease - then refit the can and tighten up - but NOT TOO MUCH !



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Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
thank u very much - pz tell me - 1st i am going to do ,remove the oil of engine , how i do it correctly - how I clean all dirty of the sump ? if i remove the nail of the sump ,all dirty come out with oil ? how i do it ?
Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
Sandun -READ THE WORKSHOP MANUAL !!!! It's all in there....



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Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
It says 1st want to hot engine , then after 10 minutes ,remove the nail for remove oil or remove the sump for clean
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Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
Yup, the running makes the oil hot and less viscous (or thin) so it will come out quicker/easier/more plentiful.
Not strictly necessary I suppose but a very good idea!
Not strictly necessary I suppose but a very good idea!
Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
YES to hot engine, but don't take the sump off - that is very extreme... It's not a 'nail' that you will remove - it is a SCREWED PLUG. Be careful to turn it the correct direction (anti clock) and when re-fitting it - DO NOT overtighten - just 'nip' it up sensibly....



Re: 1957 Morris minor Oil filter changing
I was a dope and didn't remove the old seal (I had a look for it, didn't realise it was so "deep" in the metal casing). So yes, remember to remove the old one - having two in wasn't fun!MarkyB wrote:You will only need one of them.
There is a slot around the filter housing that it fits into, the old one must be removed first.
Make sure that you recover circular plate and the spring that pushes it when you get the old filter out.
The plates sticks to the old filter and is hard to spot when it's all covered in oil.