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CBradford said:
dang... ... this stinks..... i've got a dual bypass system sittin in the floor that i haven't installed yet... ... guess that's $200 down the drain

If you have an 04' or later, use the BMK-11, and send the other one back.



Wayne

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i've got an '03... ..... it's too dirty to send back..... i've already assembled it and tried to mock it up in a few places... ... still haven't decided where to mount it yet..... but i'm a little worried about not having good pressure upon start up
 
CBradford said:
i've got an '03... ..... it's too dirty to send back..... i've already assembled it and tried to mock it up in a few places... ... still haven't decided where to mount it yet..... but i'm a little worried about not having good pressure upon start up

If you have an 03', it should work just fine. Here is a site you can see different installations.



http://www.amsoil.com/bypassfilters/index.aspx



Wayne

amsoilman
 
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OK, sorry I started this and have not replied... had a family emergency over the weekend. I am still reading through some of these, but my truck is an '03, the application guide clearly stated that the '03 and older trucks could use this system. To answer one of the earlier posts, no, there was nothing wrong with installation of the system. The hoses were routed correctly and it is impossible to switch the filter canisters as the pipe nipple sizes are different in the filter head. I drove 1500 miles this weekend and had no problems, good power, oil pressure, etc. I guess i was lucky... I hope.



have to go to work, will post later



Tim
 
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