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Old 06-09-2005, 03:39 PM
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Bypass Filter supply location

I have a Luberfiner cannister filter that I would like to mount on my truck. Where can I safely tap into a pressurised oil supply for it? I'm a little leary about "Teeing" off of the turbo supply line.
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There's a pipe plug right next to the turbo supply line, that's what most people use. The bypass filter does have an orifice to put inline, right?
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Yes, it does have a restrictor.
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What is the part number for the Luberfiner filter you are using? I was told they didn't make a filter that had a fine enough element to use as a bypass.
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Luber-finer 200S canister, and the filter element part number is 2708.
We used to have this canister on a gas engine and it kept the oil looking brand new for ever! It will get dirty more quickly on a Diesel, but the filter elements are cheap!
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From Cummins, the orface in the restrictor cannot be over .050 and the system should not channel oil to the bypass until the pressure is 30 pounds.
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I can make the orifice, but the 30psi valve is tricky. Can I buy one somewhere?
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They can be purchased, but I have not looked for one. Priorities ya know. But that is why I don't have a bypass on mine. A simple spring/ball check valve would do just fine.
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