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| Posted At: | 1/17/04 6:05 am | |||||||||||||||||||
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I'm fitting a Kleenoil bypass type oil filter, and was wondering if anyone can offer some info. On the 1KZ-TE engine, in front of the oil filter, is a stub with a blanking rubber cap over its top, secured with a spring clip. When pulled off a trickle of oil emerges. The engine manual makes no reference to this part of the oil circuit. Logic says that this should be a low pressure feed, 'cos I wouldn't want 80psi held by only a rubber extrusion. If so, does it come from the pressure relief valve? (which would be perfect for my oil return).I can't tell from the casting shape. I haven't had the courage to run the engine with this cap removed, and will exhaust the ask others route before trying (I will put a piece of pipe with a restrictor on first!). Any advice gratefully received Adrian
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| Oil System | adrianrdaw | 1/17/04 6:05 am |
| Re: Oil System | Simonsurf | 1/18/04 9:36 pm |
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