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getting a bypass for the truck
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Lately I've been thinking about installing a bypass filter on my truck. It's clean on the outside, but it could stand to be cleaner on the inside. I want my truck to last a looooong time, so I have decided to take it upon myself and order a bypass filter from Motor Guard.
Believe it or not, the filter utilizes Toilet Paper(TP) yes Toilet Paper!! that would you use in your bathroom. From research and advice amongst the experts at bobistheoilguy.com I have discovered that bypass is the true way to go for extended oil changes and cleanliness inside the engine. If you want to check out the site where I'm ordering from is www.bypassfilter.com The owners name is Ralph Wood. Nice guy and knows his stuff for over 40 years in bypass filtration. Bypass filters are used in commercial business vehicles from taxi cabs to military use to law enforcement vehicles. I drive about 18K miles a yr on average so I think this the way to go for me.
The filter eliminates the need for 3-5000 regular oil changes even using synthetic oil. You do however need to change the TP every 3-5000 miles and replace with new, 2 ply TP is better from what I've learned. A good brand such as Scott will work just as well. Motor Guard itself also makes TP for there filters but bathroom TP works equally well. The filter also eliminates the regular stock filter from the factory. An adaptor is used to fill in the factory location and then 2 hoses from the adaptor run into the filter. You can either run the clean oil back into the sump(oil pan) or into the valve cover. Which location is better than the other I don't know to be honest. Check out bobistheoilguy.com for more info on bypass filters or bypassfilter.com When I get the filter in, I will report back of how the truck is running and take pics of the install. Till then,,,,,,deadman98
Lately I've been thinking about installing a bypass filter on my truck. It's clean on the outside, but it could stand to be cleaner on the inside. I want my truck to last a looooong time, so I have decided to take it upon myself and order a bypass filter from Motor Guard.
Believe it or not, the filter utilizes Toilet Paper(TP) yes Toilet Paper!! that would you use in your bathroom. From research and advice amongst the experts at bobistheoilguy.com I have discovered that bypass is the true way to go for extended oil changes and cleanliness inside the engine. If you want to check out the site where I'm ordering from is www.bypassfilter.com The owners name is Ralph Wood. Nice guy and knows his stuff for over 40 years in bypass filtration. Bypass filters are used in commercial business vehicles from taxi cabs to military use to law enforcement vehicles. I drive about 18K miles a yr on average so I think this the way to go for me.
The filter eliminates the need for 3-5000 regular oil changes even using synthetic oil. You do however need to change the TP every 3-5000 miles and replace with new, 2 ply TP is better from what I've learned. A good brand such as Scott will work just as well. Motor Guard itself also makes TP for there filters but bathroom TP works equally well. The filter also eliminates the regular stock filter from the factory. An adaptor is used to fill in the factory location and then 2 hoses from the adaptor run into the filter. You can either run the clean oil back into the sump(oil pan) or into the valve cover. Which location is better than the other I don't know to be honest. Check out bobistheoilguy.com for more info on bypass filters or bypassfilter.com When I get the filter in, I will report back of how the truck is running and take pics of the install. Till then,,,,,,deadman98
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