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| Author: | brew1 [ Fri Jul 20, 2007 3:36 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Remote Oil Filter Kit? |
I was just looking over the oil filter location on the wifes new CRD and would like to relocate the oil filter to a more readily accessible location. Anyone know if/where a relocation kit is available? I tried the search function but that was an exercise in futility. Thanks |
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| Author: | dgeist [ Fri Jul 20, 2007 4:13 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Remote Oil Filter Kit? |
brew1 wrote: I was just looking over the oil filter location on the wifes new CRD and would like to relocate the oil filter to a more readily accessible location.
Anyone know if/where a relocation kit is available? I tried the search function but that was an exercise in futility. Haven't seen a kit, but out of curiosity, where did you thing of putting it that's more accessible? If anything, it's swaying down in the breeze in the factory location, really exposed. I can change mine without even putting the vehicle on a ramp or jacks... |
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| Author: | spoonplugger1 [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 12:32 am ] |
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Somewhere there was someone who put the Amsoil remote main/bypass filter on a CRD. Just can't remember where I saw it. Maybe someone else knows. |
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| Author: | Sir Sam [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 3:22 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Remote Oil Filter Kit? |
dgeist wrote: brew1 wrote: I was just looking over the oil filter location on the wifes new CRD and would like to relocate the oil filter to a more readily accessible location. Anyone know if/where a relocation kit is available? I tried the search function but that was an exercise in futility. Haven't seen a kit, but out of curiosity, where did you thing of putting it that's more accessible? If anything, it's swaying down in the breeze in the factory location, really exposed. I can change mine without even putting the vehicle on a ramp or jacks... Yup, swapping it is so easy where it is now that I bet youll swap a couple of oil filters on some rocks pretty easily. For me the main reason to switch it out for a remote kit would be the peace of mind knowing that I wasnt going to bash it on a rock. Its really scarily exposed down there. |
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| Author: | JJsTJ [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:26 am ] |
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If you could just find a good spot for it, you could get both a remote mount and bypass system built into one w/ this: http://www.amsoil.com/lit/g1092.pdf I will be installing one into my 03 Gas KJ in the near future. |
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| Author: | brew1 [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 11:13 am ] |
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JJsKJ wrote: If you could just find a good spot for it, you could get both a remote mount and bypass system built into one w/ this:
http://www.amsoil.com/lit/g1092.pdf I will be installing one into my 03 Gas KJ in the near future. Nice kit! Just a few questions: 1. Have you confirmed the adapters supplied will work with the CRD? 2. Can a filter other than AMSOIL be used with the system, a simple yes or no will do. 3. How much is the cost? I would like to locate the remote system in the engine bay for convenience but this dual filter system looks like it will take up quite a bit of room. Is a single filter bypass kit available? |
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| Author: | spoonplugger1 [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 12:22 pm ] |
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Not sure where Amsoil gets their filters now, but they were produced by Hastings some time back, and I always just got mine from the local auto parts store. The Hastings filters are a depth type filter instead of paper media and filter at 3-5 micron instead of the normal paper 25 micron. The casing was heavy duty and their bypass valve assemblies were well constructed compared to many I've seen. Difference is costs between Amsoil and Hastings were about a dollar at the worst, so Amsoil wasn't marking them up much. With the bypass filter and air cleaner Amsoil sells I was changing the oil about every 100,000 miles on my gas trucks. I used to get spectro analysis done on them all the time to check the oil, but at almost $20 a test and I was always getting back excellent results I quit bothering after a few years. One had 277,000 miles on it when I sold it, the other is still going strong at 230,000+, none have had a lubed part failure and I haven't had to change any Amsoil greased parts either. |
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| Author: | LanduytG [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 12:36 pm ] |
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spoonplugger1 wrote: Not sure where Amsoil gets their filters now, but they were produced by Hastings some time back, and I always just got mine from the local auto parts store. The Hastings filters are a depth type filter instead of paper media and filter at 3-5 micron instead of the normal paper 25 micron. The casing was heavy duty and their bypass valve assemblies were well constructed compared to many I've seen. Difference is costs between Amsoil and Hastings were about a dollar at the worst, so Amsoil wasn't marking them up much. With the bypass filter and air cleaner Amsoil sells I was changing the oil about every 100,000 miles on my gas trucks. I used to get spectro analysis done on them all the time to check the oil, but at almost $20 a test and I was always getting back excellent results I quit bothering after a few years. One had 277,000 miles on it when I sold it, the other is still going strong at 230,000+, none have had a lubed part failure and I haven't had to change any Amsoil greased parts either.
Hastings has not made their filters for a long time now. The new filters have the Donaldson Nanofiber media in them. They are 15 micron absolute meaning they remove 98.7% of the particles down to 15 micron. No other manufacture uses this technology in the automotive industry. The bypass elements are the same technology except its made to filter down to 2 micron absolute. Greg Greg |
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| Author: | JJsTJ [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 1:13 pm ] |
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brew1 wrote: JJsKJ wrote: If you could just find a good spot for it, you could get both a remote mount and bypass system built into one w/ this: http://www.amsoil.com/lit/g1092.pdf I will be installing one into my 03 Gas KJ in the near future. Nice kit! Just a few questions: 1. Have you confirmed the adapters supplied will work with the CRD? 2. Can a filter other than AMSOIL be used with the system, a simple yes or no will do. 3. How much is the cost? I would like to locate the remote system in the engine bay for convenience but this dual filter system looks like it will take up quite a bit of room. Is a single filter bypass kit available? 1. No but I know there are a couple CRD's on this forum that are running Amsoil bypass systems. 2. Yes 3.About $153 (my cost) for the BMK13 plus shipping/ tax but it looks like you could pick it up from: Superior, WI 1101 Susquehanna Ave. Superior, WI 54880 If it is close enough for you. I do not see a single Remote kit from Amsoil. THere is a single Bypass (BMK11) but I honestly do not know which would be best for fitting the CRD application. I know one of the people from this forum that has one installed has it tucked into a nook on his CRD and not mounted to a bracket. If I had a CRD here I would figure it out but they are hard to come by in Cali. You might also be able to use a remote mounting kit from another source such as Summit Remote Filter Mounting Options in order to just move the filter assy. Good luck and let us know what you come up with. |
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| Author: | LanduytG [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 1:44 pm ] |
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JJsKJ wrote: brew1 wrote: JJsKJ wrote: If you could just find a good spot for it, you could get both a remote mount and bypass system built into one w/ this: http://www.amsoil.com/lit/g1092.pdf I will be installing one into my 03 Gas KJ in the near future. Nice kit! Just a few questions: 1. Have you confirmed the adapters supplied will work with the CRD? 2. Can a filter other than AMSOIL be used with the system, a simple yes or no will do. 3. How much is the cost? I would like to locate the remote system in the engine bay for convenience but this dual filter system looks like it will take up quite a bit of room. Is a single filter bypass kit available? 1. No but I know there are a couple CRD's on this forum that are running Amsoil bypass systems. 2. Yes 3.About $153 (my cost) for the BMK13 plus shipping/ tax but it looks like you could pick it up from: Superior, WI 1101 Susquehanna Ave. Superior, WI 54880 If it is close enough for you. I do not see a single Remote kit from Amsoil. THere is a single Bypass (BMK11) but I honestly do not know which would be best for fitting the CRD application. I know one of the people from this forum that has one installed has it tucked into a nook on his CRD and not mounted to a bracket. If I had a CRD here I would figure it out but they are hard to come by in Cali. You might also be able to use a remote mounting kit from another source such as Summit Remote Filter Mounting Options in order to just move the filter assy. Good luck and let us know what you come up with. The BMK14 is a single filter remote. Greg |
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| Author: | JJsTJ [ Sat Jul 21, 2007 3:11 pm ] |
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Why yes it is. https://www.amsoil.com/bypassfilters/in ... /BP173.pdf About $137 w/out shipping and tax. Honestly, for that price you might want to look into the Trans-dapt brand for a single remote mount if not bothering w/ a bypass system. They run about $50 on Summitracing.com |
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