oil filter change '99 s-70

[Say not the Struggle nought Availeth]

Is there some kind of procedure for doing this?

The oil filter is housed in a plastic covering.

The replacement filter comes with a new rubber gasket, actually more
like a o-ring.

In replacing the filter, the rubber gasket leaks

I have lubricated it, tightened it down carefully, it still leaks.

If too tight, the ring bulges and the oil really pours out.

So what is the trick?

Need to know immediately. The car is sitting in my driveway, not going
anywhere.

j.

 

[Glenn Klein]

Is there some kind of procedure for doing this?

The oil filter is housed in a plastic covering.

The replacement filter comes with a new rubber gasket, actually more
like a o-ring.

In replacing the filter, the rubber gasket leaks

I have lubricated it, tightened it down carefully, it still leaks.

If too tight, the ring bulges and the oil really pours out.

So what is the trick?

Need to know immediately. The car is sitting in my driveway, not going
anywhere.

j.

The O-Ring does not go at the bottom if you look @ the housing there is
a grove for the O-Ring to sit in
Glenn

--
"*-344-*Never Forgotten"
Is for the New York City Firemen who lost their lives on September 11,2001.
The official count is 343, but there was also a volunteer who lost his life
aiding in the initial rescue efforts. And I will never forget them as
long as I live,
nor should any American.
"Mow Green"

 

[Say not the Struggle nought Availeth]

The O-Ring does not go at the bottom if you look @ the housing there is
a grove for the O-Ring to sit in
Glenn

well color me stupid, but I don't see or feel any place for an o-ring.

Inside the housing, the metal part attached to the engine, there is not one.

on the plastic part that screws in there is not one.

I don't find any groove to put a o-ring in.

on the upper lip of the plastic part you can put an o-ring, it's not a
groove, and if you put the o-ring there, you can't screw the plastic
housing in.

I need more information.

Jerry.