I have a motorguard filtering the coolant in my 2000 Dodge Ram with the Cummins diesel. It blew me away how much gray and brown gook it had captured when I changed out the TP for the first time. Subsequent changes didn't look nearly as nasty, so I think that first one had filtered out the majority of nastiness, but it was very eye-opening how dirty "clean" looking coolant actually is.
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the whole toilet paper filter thing...
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I'm running Frantz oil bypass filters on my work trucks. Costco brand Kirkland toilet paper (err...filters)is what I have filtering my oil. Easy system to install. I use a sandwich adapter which allows me to retain the full flow filter and I run the oil return line into the oil cap or valve cover.
Nuff said,
Nuff said,
Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I had a 67 Chevy truck with a 307 in it. It had the canister type filter. I needed a cartridge so I used 2 rolls of toilet paper, cut down to fit the housing. Let's just say, it got me through a bad time.
If you look at the oil flow path, you will see you were in bypass mode 100% of the time.
You may as well have left the old filter in.... you essentially had no filter at all.
I had a 67 Chevy truck with a 307 in it. It had the canister type filter. I needed a cartridge so I used 2 rolls of toilet paper, cut down to fit the housing. Let's just say, it got me through a bad time.
If you look at the oil flow path, you will see you were in bypass mode 100% of the time.
You may as well have left the old filter in.... you essentially had no filter at all.
izz ~ Yeh ~ we're just joking ~ nothing else to do ```
I have one on my 1950 Chevy moving van ~ one on an 1966 Jeep Wagoneer ~ and~ I think it's an A 55 Michigan Front loader ``` and Both my daughter's cars ```
Richard
I have one on my 1950 Chevy moving van ~ one on an 1966 Jeep Wagoneer ~ and~ I think it's an A 55 Michigan Front loader ``` and Both my daughter's cars ```
Richard
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Yes, still original ~ about 250,000 ~ not sure ``` I'm at the upper ranch ~ the jeeps up on the hill ~ won't be used this winter ~ we've a lot of vehicles ```
May take it to the spread ~ on the high desert ~ where it can be used ~ for moving hay bales ~ or what ever ```
Richard
May take it to the spread ~ on the high desert ~ where it can be used ~ for moving hay bales ~ or what ever ```
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Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I had a 67 Chevy truck with a 307 in it. It had the canister type filter. I needed a cartridge so I used 2 rolls of toilet paper, cut down to fit the housing. Let's just say, it got me through a bad time.
On One car or truck ~ that had a canister ~ must have been a chevy ~ I use ~ the plastic insert from ~ a film developing container ~ for the roll to sit on ~ You know the containers ~ to we used ~ for developing film ~ outside the darkroom ```
It was when I thought $24.00 ~ was two much for a Frantz Filter ~ 24 bucks seemed like a lot than ```
Richard
I had a 67 Chevy truck with a 307 in it. It had the canister type filter. I needed a cartridge so I used 2 rolls of toilet paper, cut down to fit the housing. Let's just say, it got me through a bad time.
On One car or truck ~ that had a canister ~ must have been a chevy ~ I use ~ the plastic insert from ~ a film developing container ~ for the roll to sit on ~ You know the containers ~ to we used ~ for developing film ~ outside the darkroom ```
It was when I thought $24.00 ~ was two much for a Frantz Filter ~ 24 bucks seemed like a lot than ```
Richard
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