302 remote oil filter location?

[35Remmy]

Any ideas? I dont see anything obvious. Right to the frame and behind the drivers side front tire?

 

[19Walt93]

I mounted mine behind the left side of the front bumper.

 

[Elutheros]

Mine is on the left side mounted to the sheet metal under the charcoal canister. I had hydraulic lines made at CarQuest for $90.

 

[Ramcharger90]

http://imgur.com/a/NEW9PmJ

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Remote Filter Adaptor 90 Degree ( Currently out of Stock)

www.landlproducts.com

This one is the best one you can buy. It's clockable, use 10an fittings and stainless braided line from Russell I used high pressure hydraulic hose and it failed.

The best thing about an fittings is if they wver start to leak tou can get conical seals as a quick fix. They claim that they are a permanent fix but with high quality fittings leaking is rare.

 

[insaneranger]

Mine's mounted on the drivers side on the outside of the frame using a Trans Dapt kit.

 

[35Remmy]

Thanks for the replies guys, giving me some good ideas! Ramcharger, im using AN fittings and braided hose on everything else, why should i skimp here right?
Insaneranger, thats the first place i came up with was on the outside of the frame rail.

 

[35Remmy]

And so i just got finished mounting it there!

 

[35Remmy]

Guys, which way are the hoses routed? Does it matter? The adapter i just mounted on the frame rail is stamped "IN" and "OUT".

 

[ericbphoto]

If it had to guess. I would put oil pump supply pressure to the outside of the filter and return from the center. Most filters are set up to catch the dirt on the outside of the media.

But wait for someone to confirm. Have you googled it?

 

[35Remmy]

Eric, i wasnt paying attention. The block adapter has IN and OUT arrows heh.

 

[19Walt93]

And so i just got finished mounting it there!

The tire is going to throw crap on the filter and may hit it on a full rt turn. Please be careful attaching the hoses-"out" on the filter bypass goes to "in" on the filter adapter, if they're backwards the drain back valve will stop the oil flow.

 

[Shran]

I mounted mine on the inside of the passenger side frame rail and tucked the hoses under the oil pan. FWIW I also used tractor hydraulic hoses... those hose barb ones are junk, they will leak. Mine are going on 10 years old now and are nice and dry.

 

[35Remmy]

19 Walt, i would have never known that IN goes to OUT and visa versa if i didnt READ the instructions!!

Oh, im moving it over to the left more. On full right lock the tire sits about 2" under the filter. On full suspension compression it will be a disaster. Thanks for pointing that out. Duh.

 

[19Walt93]

Don't feel dumb. Would you like to guess how I know about the drain back valve blocking the oil flow?

 

[35Remmy]

Yes!!! I would like you to tell me all about it actually heh..