Spin-On Oil Filter for Buggy GSMoon 800 & GSMoon 1000 (17 mm Thread ID)

Clean Motor Oil & Maximum Engine Protection! – Spin-On Oil Filter for Buggy GSMoon 800 & GSMoon 1000 (17 mm Thread ID)

Premium Engine Oil Filter Element – Protects high-displacement buggy engines from internal wear

Ensure smooth engine operation and long-term durability for your off-road machine! This High-Performance Spin-On Oil Filter is engineered specifically for the 800cc and 1000cc engine platforms found in GSMoon buggies. It efficiently traps fine metallic dust, carbon deposits, and abrasive particles, preserving oil purity and maintaining proper lubrication to critical internal engine bearings.

Hard off-road driving subjects motor oil to high thermal stress. A clogged oil filter degrades oil pressure and accelerates component wear. Replacing your filter during every routine oil change is the most effective way to prevent costly engine repairs.

Technical Specifications & Details

• Component: Engine Oil Filter / Spin-On Filter Unit.

• Thread Specification: Internal Thread Diameter approx. 17 mm.

• Filter Media: High-density, micro-porous pleated media for superior particle retention and optimum oil flow.

• Housing: Heavy-duty steel canister with pre-fitted rubber sealing ring.

• Compatibility: Tailored for heavy-duty buggies:

  • GSMoon: Buggy 800cc

  • GSMoon: Buggy 1000cc

  • Also fits similar Chinese buggies and UTVs using a matching 17 mm thread mounting stub.

Installation & Maintenance Instructions: (For guidance purposes only)

• Visual Check: Prior to installation, perform a visual check. Measure the inner thread diameter (17 mm) and check outer gasket dimensions against your stock filter.

• Lube the Gasket: Lightly coat the rubber sealing ring of the new filter with clean engine oil before installation to ensure a secure hydraulic seal and prevent binding.

• Hand-Tighten Only: Spin the filter onto the mounting stud until the gasket contacts the engine base. Tighten an additional 3/4 to 1 turn by hand only. Do not use a wrench to tighten. Refill with fresh oil, test run the engine, and check for leaks.