Side note: I never understood why Ferrari likes to put the oil filters on like they do. Instant mess waiting to happen when you have to change them out.
I can't seem to find a pic of the engine IN a 288 GTO. Curious how some of the plumbing is handled.
Side note: I never understood why Ferrari likes to put the oil filters on like they do. Instant mess waiting to happen when you have to change them out.
I can't seem to find a pic of the engine IN a 288 GTO. Curious how some of the plumbing is handled.
AND, it's right over the clutch.
I always puncture the filter with a screwdriver to break any vacuum seal effect, then let it drain while I get everything else ready. Stuff a few rags around it and don't spill a drop when I spin it off.
Side note: I never understood why Ferrari likes to put the oil filters on like they do. Instant mess waiting to happen when you have to change them out.
I can't seem to find a pic of the engine IN a 288 GTO. Curious how some of the plumbing is handled.
Countach was like that too, Italian arent that bright...seems gravity wouldnt be on the side of helping to clean the oil either :-/
the Sledgehammer
2001 Lamborghini Diablo 6.0 - Jealous of the CGT
2004 Porsche Carrera GT -Terrorizing society since Oct 16
2001 Acura NSX -SOLD-
OK, now I see how they plumbed the turbo to intercooler to intake. I had forgotten about the twin IC's sitting up top. Like how the intakes cross one another.
Interesting how they vent the wastegate out the back via its own exhaust pipe.