Description
AA825706 Tempest Oil Filter
This filter is designed for the Rotax 912/914 engine.
Features:
Tempest Oil Filter Application Guide
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Part Number Information
Supersedes Part Numbers
825-701 | 825-703 | 825-706 | 825016 (Rotax)
Cross-reference information
Cross Reference Reference only: Please verify this product is appropriate for your use case before adding to your cart. OEM Part Number McFarlane Part Number Comment 825-701 AA825706 825-703 AA825706 825-706 AA825706 825016 AA825706
Additional product information
SupersedesPartNumber: 825-701 SupersedesPartNumber: 825-703 SupersedesPartNumber: 825-706 SupersedesPartNumber: 825016 (Manufacturer: Rotax)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your torque spec for tightening your oil filters?
We recommend 16-18 ft lbs. of torque or tighten by hand plus a quarter turn.
How often should I replace my Tempest oil filter?
Always refer to the engine manufacturer’s recommendation. If no recommendation is made then we suggest you replace Tempest oil filters every 25 to 50 hours.
Should I use a short or tall Tempest oil filter for my engine?
Both short and tall filters are approved for most engine applications. Determining which height filter to use all depends on the space you have inside the engine cowling. We suggest going with the taller of the approved oil filters if you have the space. Note: Tempest’s replacement recommendation is the same for both short and tall filters.
Does using your shorter oil filter design have a negative effect on filtering my engine’s oil?
The short answer is no. While we recommend using our taller oil filters when you have the space inside your cowling, using our shorter filters will still provide more than enough filtration coverage when replacing them at the recommended intervals of 25 to 50 hours.
What is the difference between a non-dash, a dash one and a dash two aviation oil filter?
Height. Over the years aviation oil filters have gotten shorter to help with installation in tight spaces. The dash two filter by Tempest is the shortest of the certified aviation oil filters on the market.
What is the Spin EZ™ oil filter by Tempest?
Tempest created the Spin EZ oil filter to make installation and removal easier and more efficient. A patented solid seal lubricant is applied to our oil filter gasket during manufacturing and requires no oil or DC4 compound prior to installation; making the removal process of a stuck filter a thing of the past.
What micron rating is your oil filter?
Tempest oil filters use media with a 40-micron rating.
Do Tempest oil filters use a magnet?
Yes, all Tempest aviation oil filters use a magnet. This give us an extra layer of defense to help filter out smaller micron particles that may get past the filtration media.
