Remote bypass oil filtration

[ali_diego]

^ That is interesting because I can't find MSDS data for Petron products. I am doubtful in their formulation kaya never used it even before.

So true sir... even I can't find any MSDS data for Petron lubricant products... will not use their oil ever again

[miko101130]

petron doesn't have any available MSDS or even product data sheet... caltex and shell has their PDS available in the internet...

makes you really wonder why petron doesn't divulge whats in their oil.... for the same price that trekker sells, you can buy a good oil that has a good additive and PDS available...

i have never been a fan of petron especially their hauler and trekker series...

[sirkosero]

after backreading, i think i bought the wrong oil filter....

i bought the BT233 instead of BT223 for the 4cy toyota.

oopps sorry about that bro. napaghalo.ko yata yung bt223 with b33 = bt233.

but seriously the bt223 is an excellent filter imho. di maitim ang oil even after 3k kms.

[number001]

the guy at Volmax gave me an Old New stock of the BD28. he told me that its the last one they have. will post picture of it later.

at first he didnt want to sell it to me cause he said people from tsikot are "maselan" haha hopefully its not a fake.

Why that lying s..... :D Well he told me two days ago that they didn't have any more stocks of the B28 bec. the people from the forums cleaned him out.

just a heads up for all people wanting to buy BD28 for their 4D56 powered L300, it will not fit!! cause the filter is 0.5in longer and it is hitting the chassis and cant place it in anymore..

Well its a good thing he didn't sell it to me. :D

Now I don't know what filter to use for our fleet of L300 FBs.

after backreading, i think i bought the wrong oil filter....

i bought the BT233 instead of BT223 for the 4cy toyota.

Check this : Baldwin Filters E-Catalog

USDM Yaris only uses 1NZ-FE (1.5) and according to Baldwin's site, B33 is the one you should use.

[Ry_Tower]

^ sir use the Bosch filter na lang for your 4d56. At least guaranteed better performance than OEM and Vic but almost thrice cheaper.

[dvldoc]

Why that lying s..... :D Well he told me two days ago that they didn't have any more stocks of the B28 bec. the people from the forums cleaned him out.



Well its a good thing he didn't sell it to me. :D

Now I don't know what filter to use for our fleet of L300 FBs.



Check this : Baldwin Filters E-Catalog

USDM Yaris only uses 1NZ-FE (1.5) and according to Baldwin's site, B33 is the one you should use.

BT223 fits all 4cly toyota gas engines and gives you a bit more filtering surface, cars can use a variety of sizes of filters you can go bigger you can go smaller, it just needs to have the same thread pattern, same bypass valve range, burst pressure, and flow numbers. The BT223 flows more than the B33, is slightly bigger, same bypass valve, same burst pressure so it's the better filter. They do not have the B33 in stock.

I'm surprised to see the BD28 would not fit the L300's it's to bad you would figure they would have the clearance since it's smaller than the stock filter unless your ride is converted? The Bosch filter for the 4D56 is like 1.5" taller and it's wider so that's out the door for you to.

The JS catalog also says BD28 for the L300, perhaps your frame has a issue,

JS Filters :: Application Cross Reference and Image for JS : Oil (Spin-on) : C306J

The JS filter is 125mm long the BD28 is 136mm, that's only 10mm which is only a 0.39 inch difference.

* number001 measure your current filters and the space. All you need is 136mm of space.

[blue_gambit]

just bought a BT233 for my 4cy Toyota and a BD28.

the guy at Volmax gave me an Old New stock of the BD28. he told me that its the last one they have. will post picture of it later.

at first he didnt want to sell it to me cause he said people from tsikot are "maselan" haha hopefully its not a fake.


just a heads up for all people wanting to buy BD28 for their 4D56 powered L300, it will not fit!! cause the filter is 0.5in longer and it is hitting the chassis and cant place it in anymore..

Kaw pala yung naka bili ng last pieve... hehehe

sa Pajero mo na lang ilagay..

[number001]

I'm surprised to see the BD28 would not fit the L300's it's to bad you would figure they would have the clearance since it's smaller than the stock filter unless your ride is converted? The Bosch filter for the 4D56 is like 1.5" taller and it's wider so that's out the door for you to.

The JS catalog also says BD28 for the L300, perhaps your frame has a issue,

JS Filters :: Application Cross Reference and Image for JS : Oil (Spin-on) : C306J

The JS filter is 125mm long the BD28 is 136mm, that's only 10mm which is only a 0.39 inch difference.

* number001 measure your current filters and the space. All you need is 136mm of space.

This is how the original Mitsubishi genuine oil filter MD069782 is positioned in the engine bay of the L300 (when it was new). The filter has long been replaced and discarded.

Used the Js filter website comparison tool and it does say BD28.

[dvldoc]

Looks like you have a good inch to play with there. Best bet would be to try a BD28, Get if from the guy who cannot now use it because it does not fit.

[dvldoc]

just bought a BT233 for my 4cy Toyota and a BD28.

the guy at Volmax gave me an Old New stock of the BD28. he told me that its the last one they have. will post picture of it later.

at first he didnt want to sell it to me cause he said people from tsikot are "maselan" haha hopefully its not a fake.


just a heads up for all people wanting to buy BD28 for their 4D56 powered L300, it will not fit!! cause the filter is 0.5in longer and it is hitting the chassis and cant place it in anymore..

That's a sweet deal getting 1 for free. All their Baldwins are real.