Reading comprehension helps ... it was explained exactly what I did in the first post. You're entrapping yourself. There was no oil on the dirty side from the center tube involved in any way. Look at the photo in post 12 and you'll see how much oil was tapped on the dirt side of the filter before I put the hole in the dome to make it drain into the glass bottle.If you could stop trying to entrap people with words it would be nice. It was a guess, since you put up a pic, I don’t know exactly how much your filter holds on the dirty side. Lighten up.
This isn't about filters draining down by themselves while on the engine, so don't know how you got on to the subject. It's about showing what to do so the filter DOES drain out when you want to change the oil filter and don't want it to puke all over the place. If it drains down by itself, then there's no need to make it drain by punching a hole in the dome.That’s right, the Toyotas don’t drain down more than other filters with excellent adbvs, as you experienced.
Go find the guy who actually talked about it. I've never claimed there is a standpipe is in any Toyota V6 engine. Besides, it would be in the oil filter and not on the engine if it took a spin-on.You said something about a stand pipe on the 4.0, maybe on the FJ. I didn’t say it, it was either another member or you. I think it was you who said it, because I never heard of that stand pipe before.
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