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Plunger A10 oil filter
« on: 18.10. 2012 05:05 »
I just fitted a oil filter to my "Bitsa" plunger A10 so thought I would put something on the forum just in case anyone else was thinking of fitting one.

If you dont want to have something that is non original then this is not for you, but if you dont care and want a filter that is easy to fit and get at to replace then this is a good one. The only thing is you need to make up a fitting to go on the return side of the filter so the oil feed to the rockers has a take off point. I made a right angled fitting with a "T" piece in it.

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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #1 on: 18.10. 2012 07:51 »
Does it take a standard element off something else or is the element only available from the supplier of the kit?

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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #3 on: 18.10. 2012 10:14 »
Where did you get the kit?

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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #4 on: 18.10. 2012 10:54 »
It came from this mob in the states. They also do a black coloured one which is cheaper, have a look at their "other items". I would have bought the black one but they were out of stock when I ordered mine.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Triumph-BSA-750-Oil-Filter-Kit-T120-T140-TR7-TR6-A65-Oil-Frame-Chrome-MAP-/261114033035?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3ccb9bf38b

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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #5 on: 18.10. 2012 10:55 »
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Where did you get the kit?

Hide-de-Hi Classic Bike Oil Filters
Meadow Villa Green Lane Hambledon Hampshire PO7 4SY
Contact: Bob Light 023 9263 2835  blightb6aol.com
Category: oil filters / coolers / oils & lubricants

This is the guy that makes and sells them in the U.K. Here is one fitted to my RGS.
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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #6 on: 22.10. 2012 07:56 »
Hi guys if you want to keep the original look the Norton type commomnly available on Ebay is a good alternative. Picture of the one on my SR stuck in the toolbox.
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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #7 on: 22.10. 2012 09:48 »
Hi guys if you want to keep the original look the Norton type commomnly available on Ebay is a good alternative. Picture of the one on my SR stuck in the toolbox.

That is the neatest solution. I'd like to see more details of the pipework. I'm considering a filter for my plunger A10.

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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #8 on: 22.10. 2012 10:38 »
This is what I have done for plunger and rigid bikes. The head is my own design


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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #9 on: 22.10. 2012 11:20 »

That is the neatest solution. I'd like to see more details of the pipework. I'm considering a filter for my plunger A10.

HI Neil I am not in country at the moment but as soon as I get back I will take and post some pictures of the pipe work for you. It also has a wet sumping valve which works well.
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Re: Plunger A10 oil filter
« Reply #10 on: 22.10. 2012 11:59 »

That is the neatest solution. I'd like to see more details of the pipework. I'm considering a filter for my plunger A10.

HI Neil I am not in country at the moment but as soon as I get back I will take and post some pictures of the pipe work for you. It also has a wet sumping valve which works well.

Many thanks.

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