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No spill oil filter change

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RobS
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Re: No spill oil filter change

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THAT IS NOT MY BILGE! :shock:
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Re: No spill oil filter change

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RobS wrote:THAT IS NOT MY BILGE! :shock:
The first step is to stop the denial Rob! 8)
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Re: No spill oil filter change

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The boat was pulled and hauled to my driveway last Monday. While the oil was still very warm, I punched a hole in the top of the filter, and it certainly helped the filter drain. Then placed a few paper towels under the filter and spun it off. Very little spillage (hooray!!)The paper towels caught it all.
I also drained the oil cooler. It still took 30 minutes to siphon the crankcase empty. Now she has a fresh dose of Rotella T 15-40, and new filter.
Now on to winterization........
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Re: No spill oil filter change

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Rob S.

Sorry - I would like to rephrase my question:

What is the crazed residue in the bilge of a couple of years ago? Baked oil or soot? How would it get cleaned up?

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Re: No spill oil filter change

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N4QC wrote:Rob S.
Sorry - I would like to rephrase my question:
What is the crazed residue in the bilge of a couple of years ago? Baked oil or soot? How would it get cleaned up?
Thanks,
Looks to me like oil contaminated water was in the bilge and the water is now gone and the oil left this residue. I would think a degreaser would do the job.
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"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408

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