Looking to Relocate Oil Filter

[FearTheDeere01]

Who all out there offers a relocation kit to relocate the OEM Filter to a different location.





I know amsoil does but does it require their filter or will it accept the OEM filter.



The reason for keeping the OEM filter is cause I have two cases of them and would like to continue to use the LF3894s that I have.

 

[RT66DOC]

Try City Diesel - TDR sponsor and in the links.

 

[McDowra]

Our kit uses the stock oil filter. It makes changing oil so much easier you won't believe.



Thanks

Tim

 

[QRTRHRS]

My BHAF just lays in place so I loosen the turbo clamp end and remove the hose and filter. Makes for pretty good access to the oil filter. Since I have a 12V with the long P700 oil drain time, I let it drain overnight. Must be a vacuum on the filter because most of the oil is out of it next day when I pull it. No need for a plastic bag to catch spills.

 

[FearTheDeere01]

The major problem is when I change the filter it is a bear due to twins in the way

 

[RT66DOC]

Look at the pics of the relocation kit on the citydiesel website. If your turbo gets in the way of this setup I wanna see some pics of that turbo.

 

[propuller]

The City Diesel filter relocation kit is top quality in every aspect. I just installed this kit due to the interfearance of my twin turbo pipes & this kit is so easy to install & i cant wait to change my oil . I highly recommend this kit.



Kurt

 

[QRTRHRS]

Understand that.

Originally posted by FearTheDeere01

The major problem is when I change the filter it is a bear due to twins in the way

 

[Chipstien]

Anyone have pictures of the relocation kit installed?

 

[RT66DOC]

Look at the pics on the citydiesel site.

 

[McDowra]

try here



http://www.citydiesel.net/catalog/Dodge/instructions/fullcolorlong.htm

 

[RT66DOC]

Hey Tim-



Very nice looking set up. Is the installation that easy when the motor is in the truck?:-laf