removed anti-drainback valve less restriction

[daman]

Originally Posted By: 09rexwagon
Originally Posted By: boxcartommie22
adbv leak anyways..i let my car sit for 4 days and removed the filter. there was still alot oil left in the filter and alot flowed out when i removed it..
This actually means the ADBV was doing what it was designed to do!

Right it's working. lol

 

[Drew99GT]

Originally Posted By: SuperBusa
I've changed piston rings by going through the tailpipe ...

[censored] you! I just spit coffee on my monitor.

 

[Newtonville]

Originally Posted By: boxcartommie22
i simply took a blade and cut around the valve no mess and just pulled the valve out..


That's a mighty fine blade, like to get one of them..

 

[Loobed]

Originally Posted By: Geonerd
A torch would do the trick. Melt the sucker outa there!

Preferably an oxy-acetylene torch.

 

[Loobed]

If you had a filter with larger round holes, you could take some brass tube with a knife edge that was smaller than the hole and cut the ADV like a cookie cutter or gasket punch. But why? I can't see where there is any restriction in a ADV.

 

[Loobed]

Originally Posted By: SuperBusa
I've changed piston rings by going through the tailpipe ... :lol:


Try changing a rod bearing by going through the plug wires. Simply shocking I'll tell you!!!

 

[7777]

Dude, you have too much time on your hands..

This has to be a joke,right?

 

[boxcartommie22]

daman, that was without the adbv still had oil in the filter and still poured out when i took filter off...the filter sitting on its side does not drain out when the adbv is removed in fact there was the same amt of oil still left in the filter with the valve on or removed...the adbv is a weak part of the so called 3-10 buck filter simple it stilll leaks with it on so to improve the psid i removed it...