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  • Steve
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    • Jun 2005
    • 35925
    • southwest oHIo
    #16
    Originally posted by TheCafeKid
    I thought i sorta answered that?? Maybe not
    OK, so you addressed it, but I got the impression that you were saying they were supposed to be oiled, but don't do it until he got it idling correctly.

    It has been my understanding (maybe incorrect, though) that you don't EVER oil Emgo filters.

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      • TheCafeKid
        #17
        Originally posted by Steve
        OK, so you addressed it, but I got the impression that you were saying they were supposed to be oiled, but don't do it until he got it idling correctly.

        It has been my understanding (maybe incorrect, though) that you don't EVER oil Emgo filters.

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        The EMGO pods *I* have have NO filter element in them. They are simply screen mesh woven over top of eachother. Which is why they filter NOTHING, and flow like crap.

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          • blowerbike
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            GSResource Superstar
            • Aug 2008
            • 7057
            • Ohio Closer to KY Than Cleveland
            #18
            Originally posted by Steve
            OK, so you addressed it, but I got the impression that you were saying they were supposed to be oiled, but don't do it until he got it idling correctly.

            It has been my understanding (maybe incorrect, though) that you don't EVER oil Emgo filters.

            .

            emgo's come pre-oiled...
            thats how the person that sells them to you gets them to slide in your bung hole so easy!

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              • don_gibb6512
                #19
                Originally posted by blowerbike
                emgo's come pre-oiled...
                thats how the person that sells them to you gets them to slide in your bung hole so easy!

                Now THAT'S funny. ROFL !!!

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                  • Guest
                    #20
                    OMG, that is so freakin funny. Thanks for that, ha ha

                    Paul

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