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Hello would i be able to use a oil filter sandwich plate to use to feed a turbo oil instead of using the t piece on the block on my ef
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| DA22LE |
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That's what i am am using
Cheers Daz 
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apparently where the sandwich picks up is before the filter... so if there is anything in your oil it may end up in your turbo.. especially if you tap your sump without cleaning out the shavings.. thats what im lead to beleive
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{USERNAME} wrote: apparently where the sandwich picks up is before the filter... so if there is anything in your oil it may end up in your turbo.. especially if you tap your sump without cleaning out the shavings.. thats what im lead to beleive
And thats why you fit the 'T piece' in the block. Good call mate. |
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{USERNAME} wrote: apparently where the sandwich picks up is before the filter... so if there is anything in your oil it may end up in your turbo.. especially if you tap your sump without cleaning out the shavings.. thats what im lead to beleive
it depends which side of the filter you take the feed from. Tee's are easier, neater and less prone to leakage |
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