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FASTdan

posted on 12/3/10 at 12:51 PM Reply With Quote
Remote filter heads?

There's nothing special about the remote filter heads you buy is there? Ie internal valves or anything?

Reason I ask is I am planning to utilise a slightly modded remote filter take-off plate that I already have - which basically just has in/out ports.

Any particular orientation it needs to be mounted? I wouldnt expect so but thought it was worth checking....

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flak monkey

posted on 12/3/10 at 12:53 PM Reply With Quote
Fit with filter hanging down or horizontal otherwise oil will drain back from filter.

Other than that, nothing to worry about really.





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02GF74

posted on 12/3/10 at 01:31 PM Reply With Quote
hanging downwards is best - most fileter have anti-drain valve - a flap of plastic behind some holes, simnple but effect but they will drain to some extent via the central hole.

choose the remote filter wisely as regards to the thread - most (from mmeory) are 5/8 UNF (?) and here is a plethora of filters that will fit - big uns - long and large diameter like Range Rover, medium diameter and long like golf, medium short like Ford corssflow and even shorter ones.

a trip to halfords looking in the oil filter boxes will leave you astounded by the choice avaialble.






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