If you do your own airplane maintenance, cutting open and inspecting an oil filter is an important step. In this video, KITPLANES Editor-at-Large Paul Dye explains how to do it. Having a purpose-made tool for the job speeds things along and, pro tip, that’s not a hacksaw.
How To Cut And Inspect An Oil Filter
Key Takeaways:
- Inspecting a cut-open oil filter is a vital step in self-performed airplane maintenance, as demonstrated by Paul Dye in the video.
- It is recommended to use a purpose-made tool for efficiently cutting open the oil filter, rather than a hacksaw.
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