1. Check all parts against the parts list and inspect for damage. 2.
Make sure you have the tools needed for the job. Adjustable wrench
7/16" wrench
1/2" wrench
9/16" wrench
11/16" wrench
Torque wrench
Side cutter
Utility knife
Adjustable filter wrench
Drain oil pan
Drill
5/16" drill bit
Center punch
Hammer
Vice B. Filter Selection
Any of the
3 different sizes of the AMSOIL Spin-On By-Pass Oil Filter elements may be used
with this mount. Select the element size according to your vehicle's oil capacity.
| Vehicle Oil Capacity | Recommended
Element | | Up to 9 quarts (5 3/4" long) |
BE-90 | | Up to 15 quarts (7 3/8"
long) | BE-100 | | Up to 21 quarts
(10 3/8" long) | BE-110 | Service
recommendations for these filters are listed later in these instructions. Selecting
a larger filter than recommended will extend the service interval, while selecting
a smaller filter than recommended will shorten the service interval. C.
Attaching the filter mount 1. Survey the engine
compartment for possible mounting locations. Solid structures such as the firewall,
fender well, radiator support or frame are normal locations. Refer to Diagram
B for minimum area requirements and consider accessibility for servicing. 2.
Refer to Diagram
A for preferred mounting positions. 3.
When the location has been determined, use the mounting template provided to locate
and mark mounting holes. This can be easily done with a center punch and hammer. 4.
Install adapter fittings (BP-208) on filter mount using provided thread sealant
as noted in Diagram
C. If desired, 90° angle fitting (BP-52) may also be used. Using a
7/16" wrench, tighten fittings 2-3 turns beyond finger tight. Keep in mind
the direction you wish to have the hoses intersect the mount. 5. With a
5/16" drill bit, drill out the previously marked mounting holes and attach
the mount using the 5/16" bolts, nuts, small washer and fender washers provided.
Bolts should be tightened to 16-18 foot pounds. 1/2" wrenches or socket will
be required for this operation. 6. Fill the By-Pass Filter element with
the same motor oil being used in the vehicle. Lubricate the filter gasket with
oil and spin filter onto mount. Tighten one full turn after filter gasket first
contacts mount, back off VB".
1. Locate oil pressure sending unit (see Diagram
E). Remove unit and install "T" (BP-33) using thread sealant
as noted in Diagram
C and tightening 2-3 turns beyond finger tight. Note: See
Diagram G if oil pressure sending unit has a V4" N.P.T. thread.
Note: Special adapters may be needed to install "T" on some engines.
Refer to the Oil
Pressure Sending Unit Information Guide. Occasionally, additional fittings
may be needed. 2. Reinstall sending unit in one opening of the "T"
and a fitting adapter (BP-208) in the other. Use thread sealant and tighten as
noted above in D.1. Use 90° Street Elbow (BP-52) if necessary, keeping in
mind the direction you wish the hose to intersect the fitting.
3. Measure the amount of hose (BP-206) you will need to run from the Oil Pressure
Sending Unit "T" to the filter mount fitting labeled IN. Additional
length will be required to accommodate engine movement during operation. Using
a utility knife, squarely cut the hose to the proper length. Note: The
hose and fittings supplied with this kit have been matched to provide maximum
performance and life expectancy. Interchanging with other types or brands is not
recommended and should be avoided. Should additional hose be required, it may
be obtained from your AMSOIL Dealer by ordering part number BP-206. 4. Install
hose fittings (BP-207) on both ends of the hose following the instructions noted
in Diagram
F. Tools required are one 9/16" wrench and one 11/16" wrench
or vise. Note: Do not use any form of thread sealant anywhere on the BP-207
hose fittings. 5. Route and connect the hose assembly
making sure the hose does not contact any hot or moving surfaces or sharp edges.
Ensure a minimum of a 3/4" bend radius is maintained at all corners. Also,
bends in hose should not begin at hose fittings. Using a 9/16" and 7/16"
wrench, tighten hose fitting swivel nut to 130-150 inch pounds or from finger
tight, rotate an additional 120° or 1/3 of a turn. See Diagrams D
and H
for additional details.
1. Two options are available for returning the filtered oil to the engine.
The first uses a self-tapping hollow bolt (BP-40) and allows the oil to be returned
to either the oil pan or a rocker arm/valve cover. The second, which uses an optional
swivel fitting (BP-89), returns the oil to the oil filler cap already installed
on your vehicle. 2. For option one, select either the oil pan or valve cover
for installation. Note: The self- tapping hollow bolt should be used on stamped
metal components only. For oil pan installation, mark a spot approximately 3"
above the bottom of the pan. Avoid any pan formations that may suggest an internal
obstruction. For the valve cover, choose a mounting location that will not interfere
with the movement of internal components and away from the PVC pick-up.
3. Using a punch and hammer, punch a hole in the chosen location between 114"
(.25") and 5/16" (.3125") in diameter. Note: Do not drill this
hole as metal fillings are likely to enter the engine and it will produce a weaker
attachment of the self-tapping hollow bolt. 4. Using a 9/16" wrench,
thread in the self-tapping hollow bolt (BP-40) and sealing gasket (BP-41). As
the bolt is tightened, make sure sealing gasket is snug all the way around bolt.
Tighten bolt to 6-8 foot pounds. 5. Using a 7/16"
and 9/16" wrench, install fitting adapter (BP-208) in self-tapping hollow
bolt. Use a 90° Elbow (BP-52) if necessary keeping in mind the direction you
wish the hose to intersect the fitting. Use thread sealant provided as noted in
Diagram
C. Tighten 2-3 turns beyond finger tight. Proceed to item 10. 6.
For option two, remove the existing oil filler cap. Be sure there is not a PVC
pick- up in this area. 7. In the center of the
cap, drill a 3/8" hole. 8. Install the long threaded portion of the
optional return line swivel fitting (BP-89) into the top of the oil filler cap.
Secure with the provided self-locking nut and 9/16" wrench.
9. Using thread sealant, install a fitting adapter (BP-208) into the return
line swivel fit- ting. Tighten 2-3 turns beyond finger tight. Reinstall oil filler
cap on vehicle. A 90° Elbow (BP-52) may also be used. 10. Measure the
amount of hose (BP-206) you will need to run from the self-tapping bolt or optional
return line swivel fitting to the filter mount fitting labeled OUT. Additional
length will be required to accommodate engine movement during operation. Using
a utility knife, squarely cut the hose to the proper length.
11. Install hose fittings (BP-207) on both ends of the hose. Follow the instructions
noted on diagram F. Note: Do not use any form of thread sealant anywhere on the
BP-207 hose fittings. 12. Route and connect the hose assembly making sure the
hose does not contact any hot or moving surfaces or sharp edges. Ensure a minimum
of a 3/4" bend radius is maintained at all corners and hose bend does not
begin at fitting. Tighten hose fitting swivel nut to 130-150 inch pounds or from
finger tight, rotate an additional 120° or 1/3 of a turn. See Diagrams
D
and H
for additional details. 13. Use plastic ties (BP-46)
to secure hoses in position and away from damage. Trim ties, using side cutter.
Note: Over tightening the plastice ties may cause the hose to collapse and restrict
oil flow. 1. Check that
all fittings and hoses are securely attached, and that the hoses are routed properly. 2.
Check engine oil level. Fill to full mark if necessary. 3. Set vehicle parking
brake. With transmission in park/neutral start the engine and immediately check
oil pressure. Note: Pressure may initially take a moment or two to rise. Caution:
Carefully check for leaks at fittings, hoses and mount. If leaks are observed,
STOP ENGINE IMMEDIATELY, repair leaks and continue. 4. After engine
has warmed, shut off and re-check engine oil level. Fill as necessary. 5.
Record vehicle mileage/operating hours and date of installation. 1. Periodic visual
inspection of the fittings and hoses is recommended. Check for leaks, hose dete-
rioration and cuts. Repair and/or replace as necessary. 2. Refer to Recommended
Filter Change Interval Chart for servicing intervals. 3. To change
the filter element:
a. Ensure engine is off and use caution as the engine, oil and
filter may be hot and could result in an injury.
b.
Using a filter wrench, remove the filter element. Dispose of properly.
c.
Clean the filter gasket contact area on the mount with a clean, lint-free rag.
d.
Lubricate the new filter gasket with clean oil or grease.
e.
Fill filter as full as possible with engine oil.
f.
Screw on new filter, tighten one full turn after filter gasket contacts mount.
Back off 1/8.
g. Start engine and check
for leaks.
h. Check engine oil level,
fill as needed.
i. Record vehicle
mileage/operating hours for future reference.
| Mounting
Angle Diagram A
(Recommendations are the same right to left and front
to back)
Mounting angle above horizontal is not recommended |
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