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Genuine Volvo S40 Oil Filter
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Volvo S40 Oil Filter Part Number: 1275810
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Volvo S40 Oil Filter
The Volvo S40 Oil Filter is the primary protection that the engine has; it is applied to filter dirt and sludge to allow clean oil to continue to lubricate all the moving parts, making them slick and cool. It forces the pressurized oil past fibers of cellulose or synthetic fibers, tightly packed, which capture up to 99 percent of microscopic debris without clogging the circulation and allow the lubricant to travel thousands of miles before changing. The pressure relief and anti-drainback valves inside ensure that you do not have to deal with dry starts by maintaining oil in place until the moment you touch the starter. The previous versions of the small Volvo applied a canister which could be disposed of, but the S40 models changed to a cartridge which can be inserted into a permanent component, reducing wastage and increasing the amount of dirt that the filter could hold. These two styles are full flow designs, i.e., every drop that is directed to the bearings will flow through the media such that the engine of a Volvo will always be supplied with the clean available lubricant. Owners of high-performance Volvos or those driving a car with heavier racing oils are better served by a high-capacity cartridge, as a weak filter may easily burst and leave the crankshaft without any oil supply. Change the Oil Filter every time the oil is changed; it will reach its holding capacity and will allow oil grime to circulate. This basic Volvo Oil Filter routine is the highly economical method to ensure that the turbocharged powerplants give long smooth service.
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Volvo S40 Oil Filter Parts and Q&A
- Q: Why is it essential for DIY owners to change the oil filter frequently, and what steps should be followed to perform them correctly on Volvo S40?A:Frequent oil and filter changes are very important preventative maintenance procedures for DIY owners since engine oil undergoes aging which causes it to become diluted and contaminated, which results in premature engine wear. Before beginning, gather all tools and other materials needed before starting, ensuring that you have clean rags and newspapers to help deal with any spills, warm engine oil drains easier and helps to remove any built up sludge. Apply the handbrake, jack up the front of the vehicle and support the vehicle on axle stands. If necessary, loosen the Torx screws and remove the engine undershield then remove the oil filler cap. Using a spanner or socket, break the sump drain plug loose by about half a turn, put a draining container under the plug, remove the plug, so that it can drain the oil, then remove the container again. After draining, wipe the drain plug, inspect the sealing ring for damage and replace if necessary, clean the area around the drain plug and refit the seal, tightening to the specified torque. For 1.8 and 2.0 litre models, place the container under the oil filter, using an oil filter removal tool if necessary, unscrew the filter by hand and allow the oil to drain into the container. Clean the sealing area of the engine, apply some clean engine oil to the sealing ring of a new filter and screw into position by hand. For 2.4 litre models, remove the oil filter housing cap using a 36 mm socket, discard the old oil filter O-ring seal, remove the oil filter insert, clean oil filter housing and cap and then fit a new oil filter O-ring seal lubricated with clean engine oil. Carefully insert the new filter insert into the housing, reattach the cap and tighten it to the recommended torque. For all models fill engine with correct grade and type of oil (use funnel to minimise spillage) and pour in half the specified quantity first, wait for it to settle in before adding more until dipstick reads at MIN mark. Reinstalling the dipstick and filler cap, start the engine and look for leaks around the oil filter and sump drain plug and wait for an oil pressure warning light, which may take a while. After a few minutes, turn off the engine, wait for the oil to settle, and check the dipstick level again, and add more oil if needed. Finally, recycle the engine oil and old oil filter in local recycling points.
