Frequency of oil & filter changes, etc

[David Brady]

Ditto here Paul. My '02 has the factory OEM paper disposable unit.

Under the conditions I subject my coach to, the paper element lasts a

long time: 100K plus miles. In fact, they work better once broken in;

i.e., once they've accumulated a layer of outer dust which functions

as a prefilter.



The folks over on the DetroitDiesel forum strongly recommend

against the aftermarket cleanable lifetime air filters.



David Brady

'02 BlueBird LXi



p_a_lazar wrote:

That's really interesting Pete. Our 97 has a disposable and we just

had it replaced for the second time in 64K miles. I know we didn't

*need* to have it done, but it wasn't all that expensive and a real

pain to change, so when I have an opportunity to get it done

reasonably, I do it.



Paul

97wb43



--- In "WanderlodgeForum%40yahoogroups.com",
Pete Masterson >

wrote:

>

> FWIW, the '95 DD Series 60 has a 'forever' air filter. You blow it


> clean with compressed air and put it back in. In theory, it never

> needs to be replaced.

>

> Pete Masterson

> '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42

> El Sobrante CA

> aeonix1@...

>

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