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Thoughts on the Dimple filter and drain plugs
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Little Blue
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opcorn:...My go to place/person is Baja Ron's. Ron is a vendor on this Forum. Check out the deals on his website. Good parts and good prices.
I hope you have a Sunny Day. .....:thumbup:
BajaRon
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I am not aware of any rating data on the BRP oil filters. Passenger car and light-duty truck oil filters typically have an absolute micron rating in the range of 25-30 microns. "Absolute" means it will filter out 100% of particles a certain size or larger. Typically, only the manufacturer knows the Micron Rating. And they, for the most part, aren't saying.
If you do find micron data. It is meaningless unless they also give you the percentage of particles at a certain size that the filter will capture. Many times what you are looking at is a 50% capture rate (or lower). This allows them to list a smaller micron size, which is misleading. If not an outright lie.
If you do find micron data. It is meaningless unless they also give you the percentage of particles at a certain size that the filter will capture. Many times what you are looking at is a 50% capture rate (or lower). This allows them to list a smaller micron size, which is misleading. If not an outright lie.
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