A list of oil filters that fit 502MAG & 496HO
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Purolator Pure One: PL34631, PL36461
Hey, what's the difference between these two filters? I have been using the first one. They are certainly popular......usually sold out or only one on the shelf.
Hey, what's the difference between these two filters? I have been using the first one. They are certainly popular......usually sold out or only one on the shelf.
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All M-1 Oil FIlters
http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/GSDRVS...00000065584678
M-1 302
http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT...MT4NO=48294957
http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/GSDRVS...00000065584678
M-1 302
http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT...MT4NO=48294957
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Can anyone make a recommendation for replacement merc filters that match the height of the stock shorties? The filter location is literally 1/4" away from the glass and although I have often thought of relocating it, boating has always taken priority over moving it. I like the K&N for the nut on top, but there are no dimensions on canister height. Thanks in advance, Jeff
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Can anyone make a recommendation for replacement merc filters that match the height of the stock shorties? The filter location is literally 1/4" away from the glass and although I have often thought of relocating it, boating has always taken priority over moving it. I like the K&N for the nut on top, but there are no dimensions on canister height. Thanks in advance, Jeff
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Thanks Knots...do you have any idea how the canister wall thickness compares? The mercuiser ones I typically use all crush with the band wrench and I typically need the oil wrench pliers to get them off
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Not sure how they compare. I use a band wrench to remove mine and have never had one crush on me. Then again, I only hand tighten my filters using a piece of 320 grit sandpaper in my hand to get a better grip.