Jake:
I installed an aftermarket oil cooler and my 2.2 now uses a Wix 51381 filter, which is significantly larger than the OEM filter.
Craig
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--- On Thu, 4/12/12, Jake de Villiers <subyjake@...> wrote:
From: Jake de Villiers <subyjake@...>
Subject: Re: [subaruvanagon] Re: oil quantity in filter--EJ25
To: subaruvanagon@...
Date: Thursday, April 12, 2012, 2:35 PM
Hey Richard, I'd imagine there's about a cup of oil or less in the OEM
Subaru oil filter, 8 ounces up here.? Its a bit of an issue for me, in that
I think a little more capacity would really help oil temps.
Does anybody know of a bigger filter that fits the 2.5 Subaru engine?
Thanks, Jake
On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 10:30 AM, Richard A Jones <jones@...>wrote:
? > Trick question?
The oil level will go down by the amount of oil that remains in your
engine block and heads plus the amount of oil that remains in your oil
filter. The level will go up as the oil returns from those areas to
the oil drip pan.
Not trick. Maybe dumb. Larry suggests about 1/2 qt and Rob say
you have to check every car.
The oil in the block and heads doesn't count, since it is there
when you drain the oil. It is just the amount that goes into the
new filter that I'm curious about. The filter is pretty small.
Guess I'll measure and see.
Thanks,
Richard
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Jake
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