Exmark 107-7817

Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter User Manual

Model: 107-7817

1. Product Overview

The Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter is a genuine replacement part designed to maintain optimal engine performance by filtering contaminants from the engine oil. This filter is engineered to meet the specific requirements of compatible Exmark and Toro equipment, ensuring proper fit and function.

Key Features:

  • Genuine Exmark Toro Equipment Part Number 107-7817.
  • Replaces previous part numbers 135-8574 and 78-5300.
  • Compatible with Toro 216-H Tractors.
  • Compatible with Toro 246-H Yard Tractors.

2. Installation Instructions

Proper installation of the engine oil filter is crucial for engine longevity and performance. Always refer to your equipment's original owner's manual for specific instructions and safety precautions before proceeding.

  1. Prepare the Equipment: Ensure the engine is cool and the equipment is on a level surface. Place a drain pan beneath the oil filter and drain plug.
  2. Remove Old Filter: Use an oil filter wrench to loosen and remove the old oil filter. Be prepared for oil to drain out. Dispose of the old filter and oil responsibly.
  3. Clean Mounting Surface: Wipe the engine's oil filter mounting surface clean with a rag to remove any old gasket material or debris.
  4. Prepare New Filter: Apply a thin film of clean engine oil to the rubber gasket of the new Exmark 107-7817 oil filter. This ensures a proper seal.
  5. Install New Filter: Thread the new filter onto the engine by hand. Turn it clockwise until the gasket makes contact with the mounting surface. Then, tighten it an additional 1/2 to 3/4 turn, or as specified in your equipment's manual. Do not overtighten.
Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter with installation icons

Image 1: Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter showing visual installation cues on its casing. The icons depict applying oil to the gasket, hand-tightening, and then an additional turn.

Top view of Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter showing the rubber gasket and mounting surface

Image 2: Top view of the Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter, highlighting the rubber gasket and the internal mounting surface. This area should be lubricated before installation.

  1. Refill Engine Oil: Add the recommended type and amount of fresh engine oil to your equipment.
  2. Check for Leaks: Start the engine and let it run for a few minutes. Check for any oil leaks around the new filter. Turn off the engine and recheck the oil level. Add more oil if necessary.

3. Operation

The Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter operates passively as an integral part of your engine's lubrication system. Its primary function is to remove harmful contaminants, such as dirt, metal particles, and sludge, from the engine oil as it circulates. This ensures that clean oil reaches critical engine components, reducing wear and extending engine life. The filter continuously performs this function whenever the engine is running.

4. Maintenance

Regular replacement of the engine oil filter is essential for maintaining engine health. Refer to your equipment's owner's manual for the recommended oil and filter change intervals. Typically, oil filters should be replaced every time the engine oil is changed, or at least once per season for seasonal equipment, to ensure optimal filtration and prevent engine damage.

5. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues after installing the Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter, consider the following common problems and solutions:

  • Oil Leaks Around Filter:
    • Cause: Improperly tightened filter, damaged gasket, or debris on the mounting surface.
    • Solution: Ensure the filter is tightened correctly (hand-tight plus 1/2 to 3/4 turn). Check the gasket for damage before installation. Clean the mounting surface thoroughly.
  • Low Oil Pressure Warning:
    • Cause: Incorrect oil level, wrong filter type, or a faulty oil pressure sensor.
    • Solution: Verify the oil level is correct. Ensure this filter is the correct part number for your equipment. If the issue persists, consult a qualified technician.
  • Filter Does Not Fit:
    • Cause: Incorrect part number for your specific equipment model or sub-model.
    • Solution: Double-check your equipment's owner's manual and the filter's part number (107-7817) to confirm compatibility. Fitment can vary by sub-model, serial number, and production date.

6. Product Specifications

SpecificationDetail
BrandExmark
Model Number107-7817
Replaces Part Numbers135-8574, 78-5300
Included ComponentsOil Filter
Product GradeReplacement Part
Vehicle Service TypeTractor
Compatible Vehicle TypesToro 216-H Tractors, Toro 246-H Yard Tractors
Item Dimensions (L x W x H)16 x 10 x 1 inches
Item Weight0.6 Pounds
UPC193308239675
GTIN193308239675
Bottom view of Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter with manufacturing code

Image 3: Bottom view of the Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter, showing a manufacturing date code or serial number. This information can be useful for product identification and warranty purposes.

7. Warranty Information

The Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter comes with a manufacturer's warranty of 90 Days, Parts Only. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. For specific terms, conditions, and claim procedures, please refer to the official Exmark warranty documentation or contact Exmark customer support.

8. Customer Support

If you have questions regarding the Exmark 107-7817 Engine Oil Filter, its compatibility, installation, or require technical assistance, please contact Exmark customer support or your authorized Exmark dealer. Always provide your equipment's model and serial number when seeking support to ensure accurate assistance.

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This manual is for informational purposes only. Always consult your equipment's owner's manual for specific instructions and safety guidelines.