Re Oil filter leak

[byron maxwell]

You already have the gasket you need! Next time you start to change oil and
filter, remove the rubber-like gasket from your old filter and use it to
replace the gasket above. That was where the filter was located before GM
diverted the oil to the cooler located in the radiator.
Good luck,
byron maxwell/chaparral

 

[marcus mcgee]

Do it every other time you change the oil filter. That $0.00 part cost me an
engine. It's easy to do and as I have said before every one should have it
done.

Marcus

> You already have the gasket you need! Next time you start to change oil and
> filter, remove the rubber-like gasket from your old filter and use it to
> replace the gasket above. That was where the filter was located before GM
> diverted the oil to the cooler located in the radiator.
> Good luck,
> byron maxwell/chaparral

 

[ron & gina]

Thanks Byron,

Lots of info and help on this good-ol GMCnet!! Which makes it easier to keep
the lady kicking, And still mighty good after all these years. Thanks again

Ron

- ----- Original Message -----
From: "Byron Maxwell"
To: "GMC News Letter"
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2000 7:19 AM
Subject: GMC: Re Oil filter leak

> You already have the gasket you need! Next time you start to change oil
and
> filter, remove the rubber-like gasket from your old filter and use it to
> replace the gasket above. That was where the filter was located before GM
> diverted the oil to the cooler located in the radiator.
> Good luck,
> byron maxwell/chaparral
>