went to napa and got a 1356 oil filter, what they told me would fit. well, it screws on, but i could NOT get it to stop leaking!
dont use a 1356 on a raptor, you may lose an engine! guess i'm staying with the yammie filter....

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I have been using the k&n filter...works great good price...and I don't have to give ANY MORE MONEY to Yamaha...thanks for the knowledge



BRAAAAAP

 

sounds like that may be my next purchase! thanx[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/img]

 

I read something about this in another post. Someone said that he uses a Bosch 3300 oil filter and has no problems. I have not tried it but he said it works. Good luck!

 

I like the K&N myself!!!!!!![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

AC Delco pf2057 NO LEAKS, NO WORRIES $3.50

 

I've been using the SCOTTS cleanable filter. Top-notch quality and it should pay for itself in a couple seasons since ya dont have to buy a new filter each time. At $150 it aint cheap but, like I said, top quality ! And - it looks real nice.

 

That cleanable filter sounds awesome...allowing you to see how wear is occouring and what types of metals are making thier way into the oil...pricy at first, but it is on the way to paying for itself



BRAAAP

 

Ive been using the Bosch 3300 for 1.5 years and have had no problems. The only thing is if you try to torque it too much it will collapse a little. I think I was torquing a little too much though.

 

OK 14mins, heres yer chance. i went and bought a pf2057 [being an old gm parts tech] and we'll see .. it looks like itll seal.
would love to try it out, if it EVER STOPS RAINING!

been raining here for 3 days,,, thats more rain than we get ina year! always clear or snow, not this drizzly depressing stuff. no wonder the murdere rate is high in some places!

thanks for the advice. will try it tomorrow weather permitting!

may be in the market for a boat soon.....
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