AussieMick
Living the Dream
They look the real dealI normally use the genuine Triumph but infound I two of these form a little while ago and had never used so I decided to try.
Purolator oil filters good or bad
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steelerhawk
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This is true. I tried both the PSL14610 and the PL14610. You cannot use the PureOne filters on this bike. I've been sold on Purolator filters for years since reading nicely done comparisons on construction and surface area of the media. But I tried 2 of them before searching this forum and they both dripped no matter how tightly I tried to put them on (which is foolish, I know). Having taken the last one off, you can clearly see in the center of the filter where the metal to metal contact that prevents the Purolator from going on far enough to seal properly (sorry, didn't take picture). Bought a Mobil M1-108, and doesn't drip any whatsoever, anymore. Glad the numerous PL14610 that I have stockpiled fit so many other applications!WIX filters work. Never had a issue.
Kojack1970
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motolink
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I had a real close look at the PSL14610 which I fitted 5000km ago, definitely no oil leaks anywhere.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
I want to run those Freedom Titz!!!
warp9.9
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The replacement for the psl14610 is Boss filter pbl14610 fits well no leaks and has a relief valve in it.
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Warpo,
I ordered me one of them there Pureagators for my next oil change.
Gratitude for the tip.
