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  • azeus17
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Feb 2008
    • 387

    • Grand Rapids, MI

    • 2022 GS22 - Coming in July Previous Boats: 1989 Sport Nautique 2002 SANTE
    #1

    Please confirm

    I was changing the oil on the boat I bought over the winter and noticed one of the hoses going into the filter is marked as "IN" but the arrow on the top of the filter housing is pointing out. Can someone confirm that it is set up correct? I am assuming the "IN" hose is going in at the other end. Kind of hard to see in the pic, but the one hose is marked.Click image for larger version Name: oil filter.jpg Views: 1 Size: 88.8 KB ID: 376542

    Oh yeah, 2002 SANTE Excal...
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  • j2nh
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Dec 2003
    • 628

    • Spread Eagle Wisconsin

    #2
    I am guessing that the hose marked "in" is referring to back IN to the engine. If I am correct your setup is fine.
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    • azeus17
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Feb 2008
      • 387

      • Grand Rapids, MI

      • 2022 GS22 - Coming in July Previous Boats: 1989 Sport Nautique 2002 SANTE
      #3
      Thats what I am guessing too, but seeing this is my first Excalibur, I figured I would ask.

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      • DealsGapCobra
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • May 2010
        • 375

        • Knoxville, TN

        • Ski Nautique 200
        #4
        Most oil filters have a check valve so, if the lines were backwards, you would get no oil pressure.

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