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Is this the correct way the oil filter housing is supposed to be setup? I just had a HECK of a time trying to get the oil filter back off. So I'm wondering if I've got something setup wrong.


 
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I have had filters that were VERY reluctant to come off...... usually the result of someone over-tightening them on installation. I usually just put 'em on hand tight..... (sometimes both hands....) and they can STILL sometimes be real fun to get off......
 
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Not putting lube on the seal before installing can also add to the difficulty removing them in the future.

Originally Posted by HeyYou;[url=tel:3571479
3571479[/url]]I have had filters that were VERY reluctant to come off...... usually the result of someone over-tightening them on installation. I usually just put 'em on hand tight..... (sometimes both hands....) and they can STILL sometimes be real fun to get off......
 
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Now that sounds pretty healthy.

Was that an air line popping at the end of the second run?
 
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
Now that sounds pretty healthy.

Was that an air line popping at the end of the second run?
Yes it sure does sound a lot better....

Yes the air line for the ARB lockers popped. 120 PSI is in that line.
 
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Originally Posted by Wildman4x4nut
Yes it sure does sound a lot better....

Yes the air line for the ARB lockers popped. 120 PSI is in that line.
It blew at 120???? Aren't they rated for significantly higher than that???
 
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
It blew at 120???? Aren't they rated for significantly higher than that???
This was the supply line going to the ARB distribution block coming off the pressure regulator. My OBA system is got a 150 PST switch so the pressure has to be regulated down to 120 PSI. I was trying out a new type of tubing and I guess it didn't like the heat & pressure.
 
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Originally Posted by Wildman4x4nut
This was the supply line going to the ARB distribution block coming off the pressure regulator. My OBA system is got a 150 PST switch so the pressure has to be regulated down to 120 PSI. I was trying out a new type of tubing and I guess it didn't like the heat & pressure.
Ooops.

Gonna invest in a tube end crimper? Make your own hoses??
 
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
Ooops.

Gonna invest in a tube end crimper? Make your own hoses??
All the OBA system is push lock fittings and 1/4" & 3/8" line. It just finding the right stuff for this as it seems the more flexible stuff doesn't like the heat. I have the tools & I made all my lines for my power steering & transmission cooling & hydrovac lines.
 
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