Gen 6 oil bypass valves,,no filter flow???
06-21-2005, 02:53 PM
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Re: Gen 6 oil bypass valves,,no filter flow???
This is the pick that Strip mentioned, i think.
You could have lines correct at remote filter but reversed at filter boss adapter. Happened in another thread http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=104184
You could have lines correct at remote filter but reversed at filter boss adapter. Happened in another thread http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...d.php?t=104184
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Re: Gen 6 oil bypass valves,,no filter flow???
Originally Posted by cooltoys61
going back to my old posts looks like I pulled the center and left the fact. outside one. My memory is really going, need to start taking notes so I can find my way home. I just put a mech. gauge on the input side of filter housing and got 55 on both mtrs. Could it be my filters were plugged with water since I have just discovered they are paper after all. Any cheap synth filters while I'm clearing the water out of oil?? Thanks
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Re: Gen 6 oil bypass valves,,no filter flow???
I'm getting 55# at the filter cold and 27# when warm but no flow because the filter is COLD and I have bypassed the water around the cooler. I think my block has the center bypass out and the 11# one on the side. It's possible the remote adapter is backwards but I really watched it when installing and wonder if I missing something else.
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Re: Gen 6 oil bypass valves,,no filter flow???
BTW my remote adapter is the cheapo "not for marine" by transdapt or something. Just a a cast alum. piece with no moving parts. Funny thing is, ha ha, I remember they had the input and output reversed on the diagram,,,hummmmmmm
I asummed the center was out. But still when I unscrewed the input line to the filter and cranked it over it gushed oil out???So it seems right at that point
I asummed the center was out. But still when I unscrewed the input line to the filter and cranked it over it gushed oil out???So it seems right at that point
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Re: Gen 6 oil bypass valves,,no filter flow???
On your adapter, the port that feeds through the center to the block is the return. Remember that oil filters go from the outside to the inside. More surface area that way.
