Oil filter mesh

Started by Thomas, November 14, 2020, 08:21:07 PM

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Thomas

Yes, that makes sense. I am probably biased by modern considerations. And your english is fine. I appreciate that we don't need to communicate in mandarin...  ;D
1946 BSA C11
1937 Sunbeam Model 9
... and a scratched Hyundai
(MSCR member)

klaudius

With the single-range oil, the sludge should actually settle in the oil tank if there is no fine filter. The return pump must have it as light as possible. The machines were very different back then. Maintenance was not always observed, the reserves were generous. Forgive my English, please. Greetings Claudius

Thomas

Thanks a lot, Klaudius! That's surprising and I wonder why the mesh has such a large width. I mean, there is no filter effect at all, isn't it.
Cheers, Thomas
1946 BSA C11
1937 Sunbeam Model 9
... and a scratched Hyundai
(MSCR member)

klaudius

The return strainer from the engine to the oil tank is intentionally kept coarse. I don't know your machine but if that's the fact it would be original. Greetings Klaudius

Thomas

The mesh width of my oil filter mesh seems to be very large and perhaps I need to make a new one. But what is the right mesh width?
Cheers, Thomas
1946 BSA C11
1937 Sunbeam Model 9
... and a scratched Hyundai
(MSCR member)