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Haha very true. I didnt see it hindering any performance by not putting the pin in, possibly increasing oil flow but not obstructing that hole

Mine came with the gaskets in a cheap complete filter kit from ebay. It did come with a cotter pin but there were no cotter pins when i removed mine so i didnt put them back in, it all works fine. Next time im out in the shed ill sort through my filter parts box, it had the part number writen...

hmm mine didnt have a cotter pin when i took it off, i had a spring inside of mine instead to keep the filter pushed down

You were right on the money. Typically with closed loops consting of primarily mild steel we use Sodium Nitrite as a corrosion inhibitor. For loops containing copper exchangers you would want to use a triazole or mixture of the two. This 100% ethylene glycol. mixed with my softened well water i...

Thats absolutely incorrect. At a PH of 7 a solution is neutral, below that is considered acidic exponetial (a PH of 5 Is 10 times more acidic than a PH of 6, PH of 4 is 100 times more acidic than a PH of 6) and anything above a 7 is Alkaline or caustic. You would never want a PH of 11 in any...