Posted by Bob on August 31, 2014 at 18:51:31 from (75.235.115.251):
In Reply to: Kholer Generator posted by Mike Kork on August 31, 2014 at 12:56:47:
Unless you can tap into the flow from the oil pump and route it through a filter (with the appropriate relief valves) and back to the main oil gallery, you can simply use a bypass filter, which filters a small portion of the oil pump's output, and returns it to the oil pan.
WIX has a nice filter head, and and a few filters of different sizes to go with it.
The nice feature is that the restrictor orifice is in the FILTER and gets replaced every time, eliminating the long-term possibility of a clogged orifice resulting in no oil filtration
Go to the link below, and click on "24755" for more info.
(I have installed them on quite a number of older engines over the years, and they are reasonably priced.)
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