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#32238 08/05/2003 9:19 PM
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Is there a replacement element for oil bath filters? What about an alternative? Clean an old one? Thanks


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#32239 08/05/2003 11:39 PM
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I have never heard of a replacement element, there are replacement elements for the dry air cleaner. I would just clean it in some solvent, maybe kerosene would work.


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