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Frantz bypass oil filter

Well, Lubrication Specialist Inc is a vendor here on the forum, ask them. Any <2 micron bypass filter on tour oil system is a good thing.
 
Your supposed to use the single ply commercial stuff you don't want touching your butt. Lol the test is to press your thumb into the end of it and it not give much
 
Your supposed to use the single ply commercial stuff you don't want touching your butt. Lol the test is to press your thumb into the end of it and it not give much
I knew that. The Scott 1,000 single-ply sheet roll. Use only the Charmin if you want a soft, smooth running engine and nothing sticking to your rear end!
 
I just knew someone would have to make a crappy joke.

Ive seen these around forever, never tried one. Always worried the media would break down and go into the bearings. I wonder what the pressure difference is through it.
 
Well, Lubrication Specialist Inc is a vendor here on the forum, ask them. Any <2 micron bypass filter on tour oil system is a good thing.
Didn't know that.
And of all the powerstroke forums I'm on, they aren't a vendor. Seems like they would get more sales with the stiction eliminator. Lol

I've seen people use the Frantz systems. People like them.

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Well, Lubrication Specialist Inc is a vendor here on the forum, ask them. Any <2 micron bypass filter on tour oil system is a good thing.
Lubrication Specialist and Lubrication Specialties are two different companies, methinks.
 
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