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Here is the updated Oil Analyzers test. Why can we "edit" a post that we made in this forum??

Ok I am about frustrated with how this forum handles the pics. Please put a utility that we can quickly post these reports. So here is Blackstone's report. I had Oil Analyzers do the analysis over as they told me something is NOT right with it.

Ok so I got the Blackstone report back and it seems to differ quite a bit in a few places from the Oil Analyzers report. Also why cant I add this to my original post? The "Edit" button in not there, only on this post.

I sent a sample off to Blackstone as well but have yet to get it back. We will see if they are close when I get the results.

Originally Posted By: Patman Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR Yes, air filter will work better after some miles, if you do another UOA you will see silicon drops substantially. The higher silicon in this UOA isn't the result of dirt getting past the air filter though, it's silicon from the...

Originally Posted By: 2015_PSD How long do you plan to run the Amsoil? While under warranty I will probably run it down to 5%. Out of warranty I will figure out with UOA what the engine likes, hopefully around 15k on that oil.

I think my curiosity is mostly why the oxidation was slightly out of range?

Oil is so much more than just film strength.

So I did the first oil change and UOA on the factory fill with 8350 miles. The only odd thing I see is the Oxidation at 22. The silicon will drop over the next few oil changes. Changed the oil and filter with Amsoil SS 0W-20 and a Honda A01 oil filter. The MM was at 15% when changed. Thoughts?

Originally Posted By: Donald On Cummins diesel the bypass filter seems more like a solution looking for a problem. Yea probably. These engines will go forever on mineral oil and cheap fram filters, but I like to make stuff last longer and like to show people what oil can do year after year and...

Originally Posted By: KGMtech nice filter, except I saw a tear at 10:09 ...?? Yes good eye! However I did that earlier before filming as I was trying to see how strong the pleats were.

I run one on my 1998 Jetta Tdi with 365k miles. They are great filters! Trasko bypass install

Thanks! I cant wait to cut open my Amsoil bypass filter and see what lurks inside.

Costco must have have gotten a deal on them before or now the supplier charges more. IDK.

Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete Nice filter cutter. yes it is, no more hacksaw or grinder for me!

Well this truck does quite a bit of "short" trips. So goal 1 is to see if we can pull more of the moisture out of the oil that does not get evaporated off better. This will help with keeping the TBN higher as the acid formation will be reduced 2) I want to see if this filter is more effective at...

I cut open my Hengst filter that was on my 1998 Jetta Tdi with almost 10k on the filter. I used the new Longacre filter cutter. Makes it so much easier to open these suckers! Been using these filter for years. Hengst filter cut open

Originally Posted By: Uber_Archetype Originally Posted By: dieselworld I just took my Amsoil bypass filter off of my 2001 Dodge Ram CTD and rigged up the Frantz NOS filter. I don't believe the Franz or Motorguard single-roll filters are big enough for a Cummins. See how long it takes to load up...

Hey Mr Bullwinkle! Those hoses are like new. The have a 500psi burst strength do fine with hot oil. I have the bypass off right now and need to lengthen the hoses for the Frantz. Here is a video I did on the oil refiner. Frantz Oil Refiner install I have in my shop a NOS Frantz filter from...

I have been doing a series on testing out different car soaps in the MTM Sub machine gun foamer and bucket wash on my youtube channel. You may be surprised on which washes are good. Meguiars is a good one at a great price, Adams is my favorite along with a few from Chemical guys. Here is the...