Bingo!
My thoughts exactly. It is so difficult to get the stupid can back on. I
think it was designed to be easy with the car on a hoist at the MB shop
but it is awful to do on the ground.
I am thnking spin on filter like on North American cars.
What think you all of the appropriate filter? I know the adapters are
available from various people like Jegs and Summit. I was more concerned
with what filter would be appropriate for an old diesel. Do I need to
worry about oil pressure or the viscosity issues? Do I need a filter
such as would be used on a diesel pickup truck etc? Bearing in mind of
course, the amount of available space under the hood.
Randy
On 22/02/2011 6:16 PM, Kevin Kraly wrote:
Could such a plate be used to relocate the oil filter on a W115 to
keep oil from running down your arm when removing the filter for oil
changes?
Kevin in Hillsboro, Oregon
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