Might be moving oil filter, where?
Might be moving oil filter, where?
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Hey girls and guys, I'm looking into relocating the oil filter to allow "easy" access to a pressurized oil line. Before I over think this, I thought hmmm.... let me ask everyone on here first. So, where is everyone relocating their oil filter to with our engines? (pics would be much appreciated )
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Hey girls and guys, I'm looking into relocating the oil filter to allow "easy" access to a pressurized oil line. Before I over think this, I thought hmmm.... let me ask everyone on here first. So, where is everyone relocating their oil filter to with our engines? (pics would be much appreciated )
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
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Great idea! Here you go:
Its a junk pic I know (cell phone cam). This forum's pic format, is still cutting off my photos too, but they are still clickable and I guess the oil filter would probably go on the intake side or outside of the engine bay to keep away from heat anyways.
...And if anyone else has pics of where they relocated their oil filter to, please feel free to post them; even if it was relocated outside of the engine bay.
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Great idea! Here you go:
Its a junk pic I know (cell phone cam). This forum's pic format, is still cutting off my photos too, but they are still clickable and I guess the oil filter would probably go on the intake side or outside of the engine bay to keep away from heat anyways.
...And if anyone else has pics of where they relocated their oil filter to, please feel free to post them; even if it was relocated outside of the engine bay.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
My oil filter is on my passenger side strut tower. You can see a pic in the dyno section under "6466".
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
there anything you can do relocation wise if you already have an oil cooler setup? i dont want to loose the t-stat greddy sandwich. i recall jeff @ 240sx motoring tried stacking sandwiches and it didnt seal well. anyone on her try putting a relocation sandwich/cap ontop of an oil cooler sandwich?
ENG>Cooler Sandwich>Relocation Cap?
someones got to have thought of / tried this /come up with a solution already?
to the OPs original intent of the thread.... if i could put it anywhere i would likely put it down low on the frame rail. assuming i can reach around the skid plate to get at it.
ENG>Cooler Sandwich>Relocation Cap?
someones got to have thought of / tried this /come up with a solution already?
to the OPs original intent of the thread.... if i could put it anywhere i would likely put it down low on the frame rail. assuming i can reach around the skid plate to get at it.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
I never personally did. I know they have kits that come with the t-stat, oil cooler and relocation all in one.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
Put it on the strut tower next to the wiper motor considering it looks like your not running heater hoses into the cabin it makes for easy access and a
clean look and youll have plenty of room
clean look and youll have plenty of room
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
thats just not very conducive to nice clean bay. besides, you HAVE to get under there for the drain plug.... frame rails right next to it.
peeps running em..
does it make more of a mess un screwing one of these things pointing up or down?
peeps running em..
does it make more of a mess un screwing one of these things pointing up or down?
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
Stock newer subaru's have the oil filter pointing up also. Sometimes all the oil from the filter drains into the lines making the removal process clean. It's a hit or miss but nothing a rag can't handle.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
You can make a block with a cup pretty much built onto it or buy one like the toyota tacoma has em. I would only relocate it if you use a cooler otherwise yeah no point considering you gotta get under there to drain oil anyway
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
now that i think of it yeah id want the filter lower than the cooler... so the cooler actually drains when doing a change.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
Dirty oil always stay in and engine no matter where the filter is located. If your going to put it lower than the oil cooler then don't relocate it period. It would be wasting money in my opinion. People mostly relocate if they need clearance or for ease of access to the filter aka up by the strut tower. This is clearly just my opinion though. Let me know which route you choose.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
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Great suggestions everyone! Maybe we could just turn this into an oil filter relocation discussion thread for all chassis? or does one of these exist already?
Anyways... I guess one other added bonus to relocating the oil filter is opening up the choice to upgrade to a larger oil filter. A relocation would also help to open up some more easy-to-access "oil line real estate" for tapping into; in particular, an oil cooler/ remote thermo setup, accusump, and/or maybe an oil pressure gauge fitting.
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Great suggestions everyone! Maybe we could just turn this into an oil filter relocation discussion thread for all chassis? or does one of these exist already?
Anyways... I guess one other added bonus to relocating the oil filter is opening up the choice to upgrade to a larger oil filter. A relocation would also help to open up some more easy-to-access "oil line real estate" for tapping into; in particular, an oil cooler/ remote thermo setup, accusump, and/or maybe an oil pressure gauge fitting.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
Wow actually that's a really big plus and is usually a big factor for helping people relocate. Sorry to get a bit off topic but I'm running a PBM unit/housing. The part number of their "big filter" does not show up. Does anyone know the cross reference that would fit their unit? I guess the OP can use that added info also for a bonus.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
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Not too off topic, I was actually looking into PBMs kit for relocation. If you have the same unit that is on PBMs site now, they say "FRAM PH7317, MOBIL 1 M1-110 or equivalent diameter filter". From what I remember its a pretty commonly sized oil filter.
Not too off topic, I was actually looking into PBMs kit for relocation. If you have the same unit that is on PBMs site now, they say "FRAM PH7317, MOBIL 1 M1-110 or equivalent diameter filter". From what I remember its a pretty commonly sized oil filter.
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
i dont see how it being lower than the cooler has anything to do with the investment but...i_slide wrote:Dirty oil always stay in and engine no matter where the filter is located. If your going to put it lower than the oil cooler then don't relocate it period. It would be wasting money in my opinion. People mostly relocate if they need clearance or for ease of access to the filter aka up by the strut tower. This is clearly just my opinion though. Let me know which route you choose.
my cooler and lines hold about a quart of oil.
the engine holds onto a half.... at most.
5 qts total.
when you change your oil you would have 3.5 qts clean oil to 1.5 qts dirty oil.
when i change my oil i would have 4.5 qts clean oil to .5 qts dirty oil.
thats 9:1 vs 2.3:1 big difference, especially when that remaining 1.5qts has already seen repeated hot laps over 250F and probably sheared to a lower viscosity. also a plus for experiment with oil types as this minimizes mixing.
i run a ford oil filter. its about 3/4" -1" longer than a stock 240 filter. fits in the stock location.
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http://www.minimopar.net//oilfilters/opinions.html
http://www.minimopar.net//oilfilters/index.html
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
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^Thanks for the links. Good call on the FRAM and M1. I suppose one could just use the part numbers for these to find what cars use them and then use that car make/model/year to find a different brand.
I've been using Bosch filters myself. I read in one of those articles that purelator makes bosch filters now though? I'm going to do some research on this later I think.
Have you ever had any probs with the Purelator filters?
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^Thanks for the links. Good call on the FRAM and M1. I suppose one could just use the part numbers for these to find what cars use them and then use that car make/model/year to find a different brand.
I've been using Bosch filters myself. I read in one of those articles that purelator makes bosch filters now though? I'm going to do some research on this later I think.
Have you ever had any probs with the Purelator filters?
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Re: Might be moving oil filter, where?
i'll be honest and say I've never thought about the "draining" part of the process and how much oil may still be in the engine. I do have the PBM kit but my local auto parts store did not carry the filters and crossed referenced it with a smaller WIX filter. (I learn something new every single day)
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