Checked my dipstick and cleaned trumpets - Page 3

**Mike R** · 10-04-2013, 12:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sailorbaz

Maybe I missed that post

However, I've been using the same ITG filter for around 4 years maybe more without issue. There, I've said it. I'll throttle someone if the next time I fire it up it calves on me!

You have a short memory

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http://www.cslregister.com/forum/sho...ghlight=filter

sailorbaz · 10-04-2013, 12:27 PM

Bloody hell, good memory on yourself. I do have a short memory and I posted on the thread half a dozens times too!!!

Mine is a good fit though, whether its a revised filter, I don't know but it does have a snug foam beading round the edge and when I removed it last time there was no signs of any debris or such like past the filter. If there had been, I'd have mentioned it.

deanobeano · 21-04-2013, 05:15 PM

Update on this.
Fitted my ITG filter today - it fits fine - if anything, it's slightly to big and you have to push it into position, with a slight 'bow'. It fits snugly all round the edges though.

Took it for a blast and all is well!

Took about 30 mins start to finish - practice makes perfect!

My only gripe was I pulled one of the front flippers with my size 11's whilst hovering around the edge of the front of the car.
(As anyone else ever done this - I swear that they are designed to tread on!)

5 mins to reaffix!

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21-04-2013, 05:15 PM	#23
deanobeano S5 - Full Throttle Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Midlands Posts: 310 Casino cash: $3117	Update on this. Fitted my ITG filter today - it fits fine - if anything, it's slightly to big and you have to push it into position, with a slight 'bow'. It fits snugly all round the edges though. Took it for a blast and all is well! Took about 30 mins start to finish - practice makes perfect! My only gripe was I pulled one of the front flippers with my size 11's whilst hovering around the edge of the front of the car. (As anyone else ever done this - I swear that they are designed to tread on!) 5 mins to reaffix!