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#1183319 09/20/2016 1:01 AM
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I have a 49-3100 with a 55-235 engine. I don't drive truck in winter. I change oil in spring, mid summer and late fall. I use 10-30 synthetic oil.
I have a oil filter and understand about 10% oil is filtered.
What are opions on keeping or removing filter.

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If you keep an eye on the rubber lines to ensure that they don't blow out from degradation, you can keep the remote oil filter without worries.


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Hi Doug,

The way I see it, 10 % is better than nothing. There is a guy selling a full flow oil filtration kit to go on our old motors. Do a google search for Deve's Technical Network. He's got some cool things to spend our money on. I'm not affiliated with him, just found him searching the internet one day.

Steve



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dougs #1183325 09/20/2016 1:32 AM
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Originally Posted by dougs
I have a 49-3100 with a 55-235 engine. . .

I have a oil filter and understand about 10% oil is filtered.

What are opions on keeping or removing filter.
The by-pass oil filter might filter 2%-10% of the oil as the oil passes by the filter; however, in a short period of time, 99%+ of the oil get filtered as the oil passes by/through the filter unit.

Why not keep it?


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