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    Posted: 31 May 2024 at 12:18pm
Can someone clarify where this oil bath element is installed?  I can't recall ever seeing an element in the oil bath pot.  There is a mesh in the upper housing, but doesn't seem to be removable.  Haven't found any online pics/illustrations.

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You have to unsolder the bottom disk in the air cleaner housing and restuff it with the new element.
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Originally posted by dkattau dkattau wrote:

You have to unsolder the bottom disk in the air cleaner housing and restuff it with the new element.

Thanks.  I was actually thinking that the top cap should have some sort of mesh material in it but every one I look at online seems to be empty.  I'll look more closely, but I think the existing mesh is still in pretty good shape so I'll leave it alone for now.
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you can soak it in diesel fuel or laundry soap and flush / blow out with air and see what comes out.. connect a garden hose to the top and blow backward and see what volumn comes out the inlet... that will give you a good idea of what air flow you can get.
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Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

you can soak it in diesel fuel or laundry soap and flush / blow out with air and see what comes out.. connect a garden hose to the top and blow backward and see what volumn comes out the inlet... that will give you a good idea of what air flow you can get.

It's been fully degreased/cleaned/sand blasted and painted.  Just trying to decide if I've got all of the parts for it.  It looks nice and clean and in good shape.  I thought maybe the breather cap should have some mesh in it too though.
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Originally posted by dfwallis dfwallis wrote:

Originally posted by steve(ill) steve(ill) wrote:

you can soak it in diesel fuel or laundry soap and flush / blow out with air and see what comes out.. connect a garden hose to the top and blow backward and see what volumn comes out the inlet... that will give you a good idea of what air flow you can get.

It's been fully degreased/cleaned/sand blasted and painted.  Just trying to decide if I've got all of the parts for it.  It looks nice and clean and in good shape.  I thought maybe the breather cap should have some mesh in it too though.

I just cleaned and put new oil in mine tonight. My cap has nothing in it either.

Glad you posted this though, because I bought all new packing and couldn't figure out how to get it in there.
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Caps have nothing in them.  Their only function is to prevent water from getting into the air cleaner assembly.
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I believe most 'Oil Fill Breather Caps' (Eg. Engine and Hydraulic ) on the other hand do have a metal filter mesh in them to prevent any contaminants from getting in to the Oil System.

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Originally posted by Gary Gary wrote:


I believe most 'Oil Fill Breather Caps' (Eg. Engine and Hydraulic ) on the other hand do have a metal filter mesh in them to prevent any contaminants from getting in to the Oil System.

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Yes, I have a new one of those.  I couldn't find the old one anywhere.  I had to paint it the correct color though, it came in black :(
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