Bypass Oil Filter System?
Postmaster
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From: New Hampshire
Originally Posted by squaredancer
For those of you that are too young to remember, there's the Grand-Daddy of all by pass filtration systems- FRANTZ !. Surprise, they're still around. My problem with the FS2500 is that the article in one of the magazines sort of danced around the costs involved and the manufacturers website was even less forthcoming and gave me the impression they were selling snakeoil.
into a better filter.
Nut
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Well all I have to tell ya thanks for the info PSnut and Heat, I cancelled my order for the FS2500 and went down to OilGuard's manafacturing plant in Oceanside and bought me one. The plant was impressive to say the least. Roy and son were very nice and informative. I found out that they also manafacture or sell all the types of filters on my truck, and half the price too. Thanks again guys.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Aug 2003
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Originally Posted by Fire-Eater
Well all I have to tell ya thanks for the info PSnut and Heat, I cancelled my order for the FS2500 and went down to OilGuard's manafacturing plant in Oceanside and bought me one. The plant was impressive to say the least. Roy and son were very nice and informative. I found out that they also manafacture or sell all the types of filters on my truck, and half the price too. Thanks again guys.
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From: Franklinton, NC
Originally Posted by HeatStroked
I pull one about every 3 months or 5-7000 miles. Cheap peace of mind.
Do you use Dyson for your UOA? I think I bookmarked their site from another one of your posts but I can't remember. (I think that because in all my lurking/browsing of the forum all of your posts have been dead. spot. on. the. money!)
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Originally Posted by cedman
Heat,
Do you use Dyson for your UOA? I think I bookmarked their site from another one of your posts but I can't remember. (I think that because in all my lurking/browsing of the forum all of your posts have been dead. spot. on. the. money!)
Do you use Dyson for your UOA? I think I bookmarked their site from another one of your posts but I can't remember. (I think that because in all my lurking/browsing of the forum all of your posts have been dead. spot. on. the. money!)
I use Blackstone Laboratories.
Excellent service and detailed results.
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Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Central, Al
Go to their website and request a kit. They will send you one sample kit when you send it back in for testing you can ask for additional kits. There is no charge untill they test your oil.
http://www.blackstone-labs.com/free_test_kit.html
http://www.blackstone-labs.com/free_test_kit.html
