mrdonut12
05-27-2005, 22:51
I'm a very careful mechanic who constantly looks for things
that can cause a malfunction or problem and fixes them first,
to prevent problems in operation.
I'm taking a trip to Rhode Island in a few weeks and
have been going over my service records.
I just replaced the air filter in my 3208 NA Cat about
11,000 miles ago, so it should still be OK.
Removed and inspected it and YIKES! I can barely see
light through it. I got a new one and I can clearly see
light though it and, comparing the 2, my old one is really
dirty. Ick.
Just a reminder, don't go by miles alone on air filters.
Remove and inspect them regularly. They're a key to performance,
mileage and engine longevity.
I haven't been driving in conditions that appeared to be
that dusty.
I'm changing the fuel filters, too. ;o)
George Witt
81 FC 35
Lincoln, Nebraska--Huskers
Host of the August 7 Lincoln, Nebraska Parking Lot Rally.
that can cause a malfunction or problem and fixes them first,
to prevent problems in operation.
I'm taking a trip to Rhode Island in a few weeks and
have been going over my service records.
I just replaced the air filter in my 3208 NA Cat about
11,000 miles ago, so it should still be OK.
Removed and inspected it and YIKES! I can barely see
light through it. I got a new one and I can clearly see
light though it and, comparing the 2, my old one is really
dirty. Ick.
Just a reminder, don't go by miles alone on air filters.
Remove and inspect them regularly. They're a key to performance,
mileage and engine longevity.
I haven't been driving in conditions that appeared to be
that dusty.
I'm changing the fuel filters, too. ;o)
George Witt
81 FC 35
Lincoln, Nebraska--Huskers
Host of the August 7 Lincoln, Nebraska Parking Lot Rally.