Oil Management System for Diesel Engines

Hi Massey,

Thanks for the response, you have actually hit my concerns.

Br,

The best thing you can do for an engines life is use a system like the amsoil bypass filtration system. There are a few other systems like it, as well. It also takes oil from the sump, but runs it through a very effective oil filter, basically a roll of paper towels. The wood fibers in the towels increase in strength with oil, so they wont fall apart. the oil then goes back into the engine. I think the army is now doing 100,000 mile oil changes, or somthing crazy like that, because the extra filtration keeps the oil like new. Diesel will still work its way in to some oil systems, so inexpensive used oil analysis should be done a few times before relying on 100,000 between changes. Also, fuel from the local pump is usually only filtered to about 20 micron. Filtering your fuel down to 5 micron, or even less, will greatly increase engine life.

Hi ageniusforhire,

Thanks for this info I'll look for this product.

Regards,

Massey

search bypass oil filtration, and you find several suppliers. They are great systems

While Amsoil does make a very fine product, as does the majority of by-pass filtration manufacturers, the possibility that a portion of the oil is never filtered by the by-pass system still can be assumed. Adding a magnetic charge on the OEM side (oil filters), along with the by-pass system, will prove to be highly beneficial.

The advantage is that it works on any spin-on filter

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