6.0 E-Series Oil Filter Relocation

F-250-Owner · Apr 10, 2013

Here is what I'm working on for oil filter relocation.... I have the fuel lines and bowl if needed...the only issue is the soft lines... I had them sourced and the shop went under....so now I'm looking for lines.

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SSpeeDEMONSS · Apr 10, 2013

Very nice!

Garrett

probably getting paid at work to post this from my bionic

F-250-Owner · Apr 10, 2013

I'm hoping to order a dual filter head setup and see how that would workout as well......

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sleeps · Apr 10, 2013

Exactly what I messages you about a while back. I still want to do it. Pm me if you still have any more e series parts for sale.

SSpeeDEMONSS · Apr 10, 2013

F-250-Owner said:
I'm hoping to order a dual filter head setup and see how that would workout as well......

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That's the route I will go.

Garrett

RescueF250 · Apr 13, 2013

About time someone got around to this what size lines did you decide to go with john

bootcamp · Apr 13, 2013

Go to earlsanplumbing.com and make the lines your self...

Zmann · Apr 13, 2013

Hydraulic line shops are plenty around here
I am surprised it's a challenge on your end ?

looks like a lot of work ? can I ask why ?
just because is good enough for Me( since I know how You roll LOL) or did u need the room

Pizza pig · Apr 13, 2013

Need -12 lines for this. I dont think a dual filter head will work for this

F-250-Owner · Apr 14, 2013

I am using 3/4 to 3/4 fittings on both ends....the challenge isn't finding the lines....its finding them affordable... 225 per line is crazy to me

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Zmann · Apr 14, 2013

Hey faukr what about the rest of the questions ?

looks like a lot of work ? can I ask why ?
just because is good enough for Me( since I know how You roll ) or did u need the room

LOL

yes that is stupid $$

it's low psi can't you assemble your own ?

White_monster · Apr 14, 2013

Damn, I get lines made all the time. Was a contractor for shovels and didnt pay that for high pressure hoses.

Meniacal_Mark · Apr 14, 2013

I dunno who does your lines but you should check out a local big rig repair shop with a hydraulics shop.

Pizza pig · Apr 14, 2013

You dont need hydraulic lines for this.

FallenAuthority · Apr 14, 2013

Just some AN fittings with even Push-Lok hose would work fine. Even regular AN fittings are pretty easy to assemble.

Meniacal_Mark · Apr 14, 2013

pizza pig said:
You dont need hydraulic lines for this.

I said hydraulics "shop" not lines, a truck shop with a hydraulics shop will be able to make you any lines you want.

Demon · Apr 14, 2013

Those aren't AN flares. I can tell by looking that they're 45* SAE flare. Highway trucks usually use SAE fittings as a standard for their air systems.

Ya bud, you should be into all those fittings and hose for less than $50 retail prices. Use some 3/4" cloth single braid hose, and sae field fittings.

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F-250-Owner · Apr 14, 2013

I'm no pro....this is just stuff I have left over from a bunch of engines.... I will look into doing the lines myself though....

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F-250-Owner · Apr 14, 2013

Oh....and zmann...I hve no plans to run this set up on my current engine..unless I delete the fuel bowl. I think it really cleans up the top of the engine

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Pizza pig · Apr 14, 2013

Meniacal_Mark said:
I said hydraulics "shop" not lines, a truck shop with a hydraulics shop will be able to make you any lines you want.

who said I was talking to you? I wouldn't recommend push loc hose either here, I'd go for reusable an fittings with some rubber hose. The temp fluctuation would have me worried about seeping, i've seen it before.