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So Jolly and I were PMing back and forth on a few things. Then it got to his bypass filter. Since he couldn't send pics on the messaging system, I told him to post up here on my thread. The filter is from here:
That valve handle has a moment arm, is subject to gravity and exists in a high vibration environment. What's the worst that could happen?
Universal Law of the Universe: "Intended consequences may or may not occur but unintended consequences always occur."
That valve handle has a moment arm, is subject to gravity and exists in a high vibration environment. What's the worst that could happen?
Universal Law of the Universe: "Intended consequences may or may not occur but unintended consequences always occur."
I assume you're referring to my pictures? I think it's pretty low risk but I could slip a zip tie or some velcro on it. The valve is pretty tight and the handle takes some force to move. It's a bypass filter, so if the valve closed, nothing bad would happen.
I have a bypass filter I need to install soon. I bought the dual AMSOIL bypass with dual filters...not the normal+bypass, the dual by pass.
my plan was to connect to a tee on either the oil temp or oil pressure and then connect the return directly into my AFE oil pan. I initially thought it didnt matter which port to use (temp or pressure) I am reading a lot about oil pressure blips so I am still deciding. plan is to install the filters vertically so I can prefil and minimize the opportunity of low oil pressure alerts during filter changes.
I have a bypass filter I need to install soon. I bought the dual AMSOIL bypass with dual filters...not the normal+bypass, the dual by pass.
my plan was to connect to a tee on either the oil temp or oil pressure and then connect the return directly into my AFE oil pan. I initially thought it didnt matter which port to use (temp or pressure) I am reading a lot about oil pressure blips so I am still deciding. plan is to install the filters vertically so I can prefil and minimize the opportunity of low oil pressure alerts during filter changes.
I thought the amsoil kit came with a sandwich adapter and oil fill cap return...
There is a universal version which is sold as a part a, then you buy the rest for connectivity as a part b.
i don’t need the cap and manifold .
i don’t want ford to tell me I blew my engine becuase I wasn’t oem on their filter and the cap.
my method I can still use stock filters and the ford mechanics can change the filter with out the wordy no longer oem write ups that they put in the service record.
I have a bypass filter I need to install soon. I bought the dual AMSOIL bypass with dual filters...not the normal+bypass, the dual by pass.
my plan was to connect to a tee on either the oil temp or oil pressure and then connect the return directly into my AFE oil pan. I initially thought it didnt matter which port to use (temp or pressure) I am reading a lot about oil pressure blips so I am still deciding. plan is to install the filters vertically so I can prefil and minimize the opportunity of low oil pressure alerts during filter changes.
My FS2500 tees the oil pressure sensor port on the right side of the factory oil filter housing, if I am remembering correctly. I'll double check my instructions when I get a chance. Mine is vertical as well.
Yeah I like the sandwich adapter as it's easy to install and you retain the OEM main filter. I like the fill cap return because you can check what's coming out of your BP filter and pull a sample there too.
Yeah I like the sandwich adapter as it's easy to install and you retain the OEM main filter. I like the fill cap return because you can check what's coming out of your BP filter and pull a sample there too.
I like being able to check the flow out of the BP filter as well with the oil cap swivel fitting return too.