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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Guys, I have done a full oil change and filter swap, pretty easy to be honest, I have a couple of questions? 1. What's the best start up procedure post oil + filter change? 2. I examined my filer (tore out the outer paper) examined it. What would normal particulates in the filter look like? I found some 3 or 4 but they were vsmall less than 1mm - what's normal. Sorry I am a new to Porsches having only just bought my '99 C4...

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

He he - Never mind, I didn't really expect a sensible answer!

POST 4Original post

Post a picture of the particles. Could be nothing could be .... not nothing.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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My plan is to pull the filter after i have done 100miles and see what I have. The motor was rebuilt in 2012 and I think this is the first filter change as it's only covered 4k miles...

POST 6Original post

Couple small particles are nothing to worry about. This is something to worry about :

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well my filter was much cleaner than that, I had to pick through each fold to find anything! Why I asked is that I have never had a car with a paper filter that's easy to examine, so I really have no idea what I would find in the filter, normal spin off type filters are hard to check so you never really know what's being deposited in them. Normally I would expect zero deposits or very fine deposits similar to a silver "copper grease" on the magnetic sump plug; I fitted a magnetic plug too as part of the oil change. I will wait and see...

POST 8Original post

You will be fine. seems if you found little particles then your filter is doing it's job. after-all that's what it is for.

POST 9Original post

I was disturbed to find this in my oil change, that explains what happened to my IMS.

POST 10Original post

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Damn, did an illegal do your last oil change?

POST 11Original post

You need to build a wall around that car. At your own expense.

POST 12Original post

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Maybe **** on it if it's just lying there and won't start?

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If you found The Donald you'll most likely find lots of hair as well!

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