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I'm not sure you can identify the engine size by the presence or lack of an external oil filter. I've had plenty of 1915 motors that didn't have external oil filters and I don't think there is any reason you can't put an external oil filter on a 1600 motor.

It might be a good rule of thumb, but I've always been under the impression that the only way to confirm 1600, 1776 or 1915 was to open the motor.

@Sacto Mitch. Hi Mitch. I don't think that external oil filters were "usually included with a 1915cc engine from VS." At least that hasn't been my experience with the majority of VS 1915 motors I've had.

9/14/183:12 AM

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