On my zero turn ( 21hp kawasaki fr651v) i run a fram ultra 3614 filter. Is there any downside to running a 3600? ( same filter baseplate, filter is just longer)
Small engine oil filter.
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Isn’t the 4967 the correct filter?
I've done that on a B&S 19HP Intek mower (which takes same filters as yours) for over 20 years. It happens to take same filter as a '00 Camry V6 so lots of choices. Add enough addt'l oil to counter the increased filter capacity when doing oil changes.
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The only concern would be space limitations and you don't seem to have that issue.
the 3614 fits and seems to work fine, bypass is 12.
Basically i compared the original filter to ones in my used bucket when i bought the mower. the 3614 that i used on saturns seemed to be almost the same, so i used that.
The OE Kawasaki filter crosses over to the 4967. That’s the reason I asked.
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MC 910's too which is good.
I cut them after 100 hrs zt use and they look great.
I cut them after 100 hrs zt use and they look great.
Should I use the 4967 over the 3614?
Also I have this finned collar. I bought it in the late 80's and never used it. I found it in my shed.
Would this actually cool the oil via the filter or is it just junk? It should fit the 3600 filter that is longer.
Would this actually cool the oil via the filter or is it just junk? It should fit the 3600 filter that is longer.
I use the TG 4967 on my Kawasaki Mule and my Toro ZTR. It’s just easier for me. Plus, my Toro has the 24.5 hp Loncin engine (Chinese Kawasaki clone). It will only except the OE Toro/Exmark filter, the 4967 or STP S-4967. As long as you are not having leaks from the mounting flange, you are probably okay with what you’re using.
The 4967 is a little smaller but, the bypass setting is the same at 12psi. If it’s not leaking at the flange, I don’t see why you can’t keep using the 3614. I can’t use the 3614 on my Toro.
That finned piece of metal is more for looks than function.
Someone claimed to have run tests with a finned thing like yours.
He claimed to have slathered the filter with electronics heat conductor paste (pookie?) first for some tests.
He concluded it made no measurable effect.
Now, if he'd painted it flat black?
He claimed to have slathered the filter with electronics heat conductor paste (pookie?) first for some tests.
He concluded it made no measurable effect.
Now, if he'd painted it flat black?
Thanks, i'll leave it off.
