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    November 5th, 2011 04:35 AM #761
    Quote Originally Posted by sirkosero View Post
    its along s. padilla almost near corner soler. its to your right.
    tama ba yung sa google map sa location ng volmax: padilla st manila - Google Maps
    bakit ganon mali lumalabas sa link? try mu na lang search volmax manila sa google maps
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    November 5th, 2011 10:12 AM #762
    ^ Bro sabino padilla - Google Maps former Gandara. Kung galing ka Ongpin dulo tumbok mo Golden Fortune Soler nasa right side ang Volmax katabi nung hardware supplies sa Barko.
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    November 5th, 2011 10:42 AM #763
    Quote Originally Posted by miko101130 View Post
    another project for the everest fleetguard fuel filter


    i used aluminum threaded fittings for the IN and OUT portals.. 3/16 fittings(with o-rings at the end of thread).. now i'll be able to see which gasoline stations has the most water in their diesels. hahaha..
    Yan ba yung Baldwin FB1311? San mo nakuha? Last time i checked volmax, wala pa sila available head.
    Try mo din yung high efficiency filters 2 to 5 microns 7 microns multipass.. Madami gumagamit ng 1-14 thread. Ingat ka lang kung plan mo gawing additional, baka ma-restrict ang upstream, hihingalin ang makina mo. Ideal kasi yung additional FF kung may lift pump or FASS.
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    November 5th, 2011 02:36 PM #764
    part number for the fuel filter spin on with clear indicator...FS1241B

    yung filter head nagpahanap lang ako sa PACER.. sabi ko pahanap lang ng kasukat.. alam na nila kasi what head goes to what fuel filter body..

    tawagan nyo na lang PACER and ask for FS1241B and its filter head...

    the fittings na 3/16 pinagawa ko yan sa T.A FRESCO,, banawe cor retiro, beside BDO

    there would be no problem pagdating sa flow rate and pressure.. if you Google the specs of the FS1241B you will know that it is efficient in filtration and provides maximum flow, might even be better than your OEM filter!!

    plus the gen1 everest is not yet common rail so there is no worry. its indirect injection.. engine will never starve out of fuel...
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    November 7th, 2011 09:12 AM #765
    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    ^ Bro sabino padilla - Google Maps former Gandara. Kung
    galing ka Ongpin dulo tumbok mo Golden Fortune Soler nasa right side
    ang Volmax katabi nung hardware supplies sa Barko.
    Halos katapat ng volmax yung YMCA, coming from ongpin, it should be on right side. I just lice 1 miute walj away kaya nabili ko agad lahat..
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    November 8th, 2011 02:48 PM #766
    Quote Originally Posted by KCboy View Post
    Halos katapat ng volmax yung YMCA, coming from ongpin, it should be on right side. I just lice 1 miute walj away kaya nabili ko agad lahat..
    KCboy, tiga binondo ka lang pala hehe


    dvldoc, would like to know if you have any suggestions for oil filter wrench? seems like that the one with chain is not so easy to use as it tends to crush the oil filter if its too tight.


    i also saw end cap oil filter wrenches:

    and it has 4 sizes:
    Sizes: 3-5/32'' (80 mm) x 30 flutes, 2-27/32'' (65 & 68 mm) x 14 flutes, 3'' (74 mm & 76 mm) x 15 flutes, 3-31/32'' (93 mm) x 36 flutes

    and this, oil filter pliers.




    which among those are the easiest to use?
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    November 8th, 2011 03:02 PM #767
    meron pa yung parang may finger or used belt (yung sa pants)
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    November 8th, 2011 09:47 PM #768
    Fan belt or there is also a filter wrench that uses a strap instead of a chain
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    November 8th, 2011 10:01 PM #769
    The wrench depends on how your filter is mounted, Some you can only get with a cap style filter wrench some have plenty of space for a strap wrench (my favorite to use) it has a belt on it that does not damage the filter and can be adjusted for just about any filter.
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    November 9th, 2011 02:48 PM #770
    Stanley strap wrench cost me about P200+...used with a ratchet.
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    November 9th, 2011 07:12 PM #771
    Quote Originally Posted by miked View Post
    Stanley strap wrench cost me about P200+...used with a ratchet.
    We use the chain type wrench but this stanley strap wrench is the best nga IMO, very easy to use.
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    November 10th, 2011 02:51 PM #772
    Quote Originally Posted by miked View Post
    Stanley strap wrench cost me about P200+...used with a ratchet.
    where did you get it?
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    November 10th, 2011 04:33 PM #773
    Quote Originally Posted by miked View Post
    Stanley strap wrench cost me about P200+...used with a ratchet.
    can you also post a picture for reference?


    btt: for our 2nz-fe engine (1.3 vios), i've switched the oil to Idemitsu Extreme Eco 5w30 oil. im hoping to see improvement in fuel consumption and i hope this will not sludge the engine. i followed the recommended viscosity and API service rating in the owner's manual.


    Idemitsu Extreme Eco 5W30 SM/CF
    Viscosity grade SAE 5W30
    Colour D-1500 L2.5
    Density 15 oC g/cm³ D-4052-96 0.8513
    Flash Point (COC) oC D-92 215
    Viscosity, cSt * 40 oC D-445 58.65
    * 100 oC D-445 11.02
    Pour Point oC D-97 -36
    Viscosity Index D-2270 183
    TBN HCLO4 (mgKOH/g) D-2896-96 7.62
    TAN, Potentiometric (mgKOH/g) D-664 1.45
    Foaming * 93.5oC (ml) D-892 <30-0


    http://idemitsu-ils.com.sg/UploadedI...W30%20Fsyn.pdf
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    November 10th, 2011 06:31 PM #774
    Quote Originally Posted by crazy_boy View Post
    can you also post a picture for reference?


    btt: for our 2nz-fe engine (1.3 vios), i've switched the oil to Idemitsu Extreme Eco 5w30 oil. im hoping to see improvement in fuel consumption and i hope this will not sludge the engine. i followed the recommended viscosity and API service rating in the owner's manual.


    Idemitsu Extreme Eco 5W30 SM/CF
    Viscosity grade SAE 5W30
    Colour D-1500 L2.5
    Density 15 oC g/cm³ D-4052-96 0.8513
    Flash Point (COC) oC D-92 215
    Viscosity, cSt * 40 oC D-445 58.65
    * 100 oC D-445 11.02
    Pour Point oC D-97 -36
    Viscosity Index D-2270 183
    TBN HCLO4 (mgKOH/g) D-2896-96 7.62
    TAN, Potentiometric (mgKOH/g) D-664 1.45
    Foaming * 93.5oC (ml) D-892 <30-0


    http://idemitsu-ils.com.sg/UploadedI...W30%20Fsyn.pdf
    Mas mura ba ito sa Caltex Havoline FS yung sa blue bottle nakalagay? http://www.caltex.com.au/ProductsAnd...n.aspx?ID=1800
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    November 10th, 2011 06:49 PM #775
    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Mas mura ba ito sa Caltex Havoline FS yung sa blue bottle nakalagay? http://www.caltex.com.au/ProductsAnd...n.aspx?ID=1800
    RT, 1307.19 bili ko for 1 gallon sa Unioil. tapos libre pa labor sa change oil haha!

    hindi ako sure sa price ng caltex havoline
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    November 10th, 2011 06:58 PM #776
    Quote Originally Posted by crazy_boy View Post
    RT, 1307.19 bili ko for 1 gallon sa Unioil. tapos libre pa labor sa change oil haha!

    hindi ako sure sa price ng caltex havoline
    Mas mura nga yan P1900 yung sa caltex. Ok na ok yan IMO!
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    November 11th, 2011 10:52 AM #777
    the stanley strap wrench bought from ACE hardware looks like this one: Plews-Lubrimatic 70-719 Strap Filter Wrench

    used with a 1/2 in drive ratchet or socket handle
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    November 11th, 2011 11:07 AM #778
    cut 2 pcs of vic c-306 oil filters last monday. one filter is 6 month old of use while the other is 1 year()......my first time to cut these things open and IMO didn't collect much of the dirt inside the engine. i think i will proceed with my planned oil pan service.

    i'll try to upload and post the pics here as soon as possible.
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    November 11th, 2011 11:17 AM #779
    Quote Originally Posted by miked View Post
    the stanley strap wrench bought from ACE hardware looks like this one: Plews-Lubrimatic 70-719 Strap Filter Wrench

    used with a 1/2 in drive ratchet or socket handle
    nice. will drop by Ace to check that out.
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    November 12th, 2011 03:22 PM #780
    guys, pano nga ulit magpost ng picture via photobucket?thanks
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