WARNING! Gen 3. Oil change not possible.

[Jeep-A-Kneez]

Got a few in today, oil filter on box says China, fuel filter says assembled in USA

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[Glad_he_ate]

Any more information on this... were can I go to learn about it ? Thanks

Information can be found at
https://insanediesel.com/
I bought the wrangler kit. They are not new tech by any means. You can also google “ bypass oil filter “ there are a few brands

 

[SargeDiesel]

Information can be found at
https://insanediesel.com/
I bought the wrangler kit. They are not new tech by any means. You can also google “ bypass oil filter “ there are a few brands

Thanks

 

[Glad_he_ate]

I am pairing mine with an oil cooler as well. Got the cooler from summit. I’m still sorting the install. I’ll start a thread when I get that far

 

[Deleted member 22728]

Information can be found at
https://insanediesel.com/
I bought the wrangler kit. They are not new tech by any means. You can also google “ bypass oil filter “ there are a few brands

Mine is on the way.... I'll be using the same cooler that Hamburgers uses for the gas 3.6 supercharger. It mounts on the inner frame, with two switched fans for cooling.

 

[Mac]

I am pairing mine with an oil cooler as well. Got the cooler from summit. I’m still sorting the install. I’ll start a thread when I get that far

Looks like a pretty cool setup, any concerns about warranty if you have engine problems with it installed?

 

[Glad_he_ate]

If I had an engine failure I’d remove it before having it taken in. But I’m not really concerned bout that, increased filtration is never a bad thing.

 

[Deleted member 22728]

Looks like a pretty cool setup, any concerns about warranty if you have engine problems with it installed?

It's a sound point. In my case, I am the warranty.

 

[CrazyCooter]

If I had an engine failure I’d remove it before having it taken in. But I’m not really concerned bout that, increased filtration is never a bad thing.

This is assuming you were near home when the failure occurs? I had the same thoughts, but if I broke down 5 states from home, it would be an expensive tow back to make the swap?

 

[Glad_he_ate]

Lol yes. However it’s a rather simple system so keep your stock oil cap and filter under the back seat and in a matter of minutes should the engine fail I could rip out any trace of the aftermarket system. However I’m not really going to sweat it. The kit itself consists of an oil filter cap a filter canister that you bolt to the frame and a return cap for the filler port… plus they would have to prove your filter caused the problem correct??

 

[CrazyCooter]

Lol yes. However it’s a rather simple system so keep your stock oil cap and filter under the back seat and in a matter of minutes should the engine fail I could rip out any trace of the aftermarket system. However I’m not really going to sweat it. The kit itself consists of an oil filter cap a filter canister that you bolt to the frame and a return cap for the filler port… plus they would have to prove your filter caused the problem correct??

I better take my stock wheels/tires, suspension lift, freedom tops, etc with me too just in case. You think they might think it's odd for the tires to have a 2020 build code, truck has 20k miles, but tires still have the casting nipples on them? ?

I used to do stuff like this when I first bought my Cummins in 2006. I ended up just carrying a spare cam/crank sensor, fullflow/bypass filters, and a belt towards the end. We used to go some places that would have been a long walk out with no phone service in that truck.

 

[kad's_Glad]

That's like what is the difference between "shall and may"? You may issue. You shall issue.

What might you be referring to? Yes, much like that...

 

[DrPlastic]

I do my own changes. I’m able to source genuine mopar filters and Valvoline 0w20 full synthetic from Autozone. I also added an oil pan valve to make it effortless with no mess.

Fumoto Original F106S with LC-10... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D99BSPX?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

double check the valve model, as I have a 3.6. Obviously my oil type is different than that for the diesel as well. Sorry. It’s small brain Tuesday.

When you installed your valve, did you need the adapter?

 

[WILDHOBO]

When you installed your valve, did you need the adapter?

Nope. It was perfect. 2021 3.6.

 

[Dougstdig]

Score!!!! The only thing I don’t like is that it doesn’t say for Diesel engine. Granted…it doesn’t say for gas either. It just has the MS-12991 certification on it. Am I okay?

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