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My Oil Separator/Filter

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  • Start date Start date May 20, 2008

Dusstbuster

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So I'm going to be installing an oil separator based on the "how to's" that I've read. I just noticed one thing on my filter here though and am wondering if maybe I got the wrong kind...

Label on it says "Max Temp 125F"


Will it get too hot for this inside the engine bay with the oil flowing in it? I have a feeling I might be slightly retarded

The filter is a Husky Mini General Purpose Filter.


EDIT: AAANNNDDD upon even further inspection I see the label right on the clear portion says "Avoid synthetic oils, chemicals, solvents, paints, and fumes which may cause bowl failure"

Crapp
 
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El Diablo

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You 'll be fine. That's the same one I run on mine.
 

Dusstbuster

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El Diablo said:
You 'll be fine. That's the same one I run on mine.
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Alright thanks!
 
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BECAREFUL!!!!! That Husky separator is always draining. That separator will only close when it see a positive pressure. Since it is hooked up in the PCV system it only sees a negative pressure. Try it. Remove the bowl and blow in it. Notice it will close only if you blow on the inside. You need to plug the nipple in order for it to work properly. Otherwise, you will draw air from the outside instead of the crankcase.
 

Methodical

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Hey Dustbuster, how is the Husky separator working out for you? And did you have to plug the drain thingee as suggested in this post? I need to know because I am about to do this.

Thanks
 

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I just melted the nipple with a butane torch.....problem solved
 

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Those things are really tiny and filll up fast... I just made a catch can from 1" PVC
 

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Dusstbuster said:
So I'm going to be installing an oil separator based on the "how to's" that I've read. I just noticed one thing on my filter here though and am wondering if maybe I got the wrong kind...

Label on it says "Max Temp 125F"


Will it get too hot for this inside the engine bay with the oil flowing in it? I have a feeling I might be slightly retarded

The filter is a Husky Mini General Purpose Filter.


EDIT: AAANNNDDD upon even further inspection I see the label right on the clear portion says "Avoid synthetic oils, chemicals, solvents, paints, and fumes which may cause bowl failure"

Crapp
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Return that one and get the other version, the one with white filter on it, it same name as husky, because I bought that one first, but it keep blow air under where drain fluid is, i turn the knob but it still blow air out off it, so I return it and use ther other version, the one that you have to push under in to get the fluid out.
 

rabidscoobie

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Someone on here posted a couple weeks ago where they did they same setup but instead of the kind of filter you have he was using a g3 fuel filter of which looked like it belonged under the hood anyway,looked better and better quality.
 

Killa

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rabidscoobie said:
Someone on here posted a couple weeks ago where they did they same setup but instead of the kind of filter you have he was using a g3 fuel filter of which looked like it belonged under the hood anyway,looked better and better quality.
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That was me, and it was on my old set up eclipse gsx awd turbo ( wreck ).
 

98GTfromGA

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Dusstbuster said:
So I'm going to be installing an oil separator based on the "how to's" that I've read. I just noticed one thing on my filter here though and am wondering if maybe I got the wrong kind...

Label on it says "Max Temp 125F"


Will it get too hot for this inside the engine bay with the oil flowing in it? I have a feeling I might be slightly retarded

The filter is a Husky Mini General Purpose Filter.


EDIT: AAANNNDDD upon even further inspection I see the label right on the clear portion says "Avoid synthetic oils, chemicals, solvents, paints, and fumes which may cause bowl failure"

Crapp
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Hey where did you buy that?
 

Killa

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98GTfromGA said:
Hey where did you buy that?
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Home depot
 
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