I have heard of red and black/ What material is Blue.
Its a denso filter
Its a denso filter
BLUE adbv material?
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I would assume it is just a differently coloured silicone.
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I have heard of red and black/ What material is Blue.
Its a denso filter
The TRD spin-on filters for Toyotas have a blue silicone ADBV:
These filters are Made in USA by Champion Labs/Fram.
I have heard of red and black/ What material is Blue.
Its a denso filter
The TRD spin-on filters for Toyotas have a blue silicone ADBV:
These filters are Made in USA by Champion Labs/Fram.
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Picture of it here
http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-forum/540497-yamaha-115-oil-filter.html#post6042080
Saw your other question about torque in the link above. 15~20 N-m is 11~15 ft-lbs. That filter has a "P-gasket" on it, and what I've found is the can of the filter will actually bottom out on the filter seat. So that torque they call out will completely compress the P-gasket. You can't really go by "turns" with a P-gasket. I'd tighten it 2/3 ~ 3/4 turns by hand it if will go that far, or until the can bottoms out while tightening by hand.
Picture of it here
http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-forum/540497-yamaha-115-oil-filter.html#post6042080
Saw your other question about torque in the link above. 15~20 N-m is 11~15 ft-lbs. That filter has a "P-gasket" on it, and what I've found is the can of the filter will actually bottom out on the filter seat. So that torque they call out will completely compress the P-gasket. You can't really go by "turns" with a P-gasket. I'd tighten it 2/3 ~ 3/4 turns by hand it if will go that far, or until the can bottoms out while tightening by hand.
The Wix "combo" ADBV and bypass valves come in about 4 or 5 colors as well, although I've only actually seen black in person.
Originally Posted By: KCJeep
The Wix "combo" ADBV and bypass valves come in about 4 or 5 colors as well, although I've only actually seen black in person.
I don't think anyone has shown if those "combo" valves are silicone or nitrile. I'm assuming nitrile, and the colors are used to represent different by-pass pressure settings.
The Wix "combo" ADBV and bypass valves come in about 4 or 5 colors as well, although I've only actually seen black in person.
I don't think anyone has shown if those "combo" valves are silicone or nitrile. I'm assuming nitrile, and the colors are used to represent different by-pass pressure settings.
Since they only appear on lower tier filters I'm assuming they are nitrile as well.
From what I understand, all current Denso oil filters use a silcon ADBV.The Toyota filter Denso makes has a nitrile ADBV. I have never had a problem with either type.
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Originally Posted By: edwardh1
I have heard of red and black/ What material is Blue.
Its a denso filter
Is that for a boat engine?
Sometimes blue is to represent Marine
bingo
for a 115 yamaha , filter made by denso I will check but it looks likes this one maybe with the w or m stamp
Originally Posted By: edwardh1
I have heard of red and black/ What material is Blue.
Its a denso filter
Is that for a boat engine?
Sometimes blue is to represent Marine
bingo
for a 115 yamaha , filter made by denso I will check but it looks likes this one maybe with the w or m stamp
The 'combo valve' used on Wix made (Napa etc) second and third tier filter advertise a rainbow of colors. Not sure of the reason but I have little doubt they are all nitrile. That said, I think I've only the seen the black nitrile one posted with dissections here. Never seen a standard nitrile adbv to be other than black.
I to agree with those saying it is silicone. The recently posted Mitsubishi Oil Filter testing thread, also shows the Mitubishi OEM with a blue silicon adbv. Must be a Japanese/oem made oil filter thing.
Mitsubishi/Evo oil filter Testing
I to agree with those saying it is silicone. The recently posted Mitsubishi Oil Filter testing thread, also shows the Mitubishi OEM with a blue silicon adbv. Must be a Japanese/oem made oil filter thing.
Mitsubishi/Evo oil filter Testing
I cut it open - its a depth type - wish I could get those for my highlander v6 and my 99 maxima. did not seem to have any overpressure valve just the adbv piece
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I cut it open - its a depth type - wish I could get those for my highlander v6 and my 99 maxima. did not seem to have any overpressure valve just the adbv piece
Means the engine should have a filter pressure bypass valve built into the engine. If not, then maybe it's the wrong filter.
I cut it open - its a depth type - wish I could get those for my highlander v6 and my 99 maxima. did not seem to have any overpressure valve just the adbv piece
Means the engine should have a filter pressure bypass valve built into the engine. If not, then maybe it's the wrong filter.
its a 115 hp yamaha outboard
No manual.
But filter lays horizontal, on its side, so an adbv is needed
But filter lays horizontal, on its side, so an adbv is needed
understand, I can not answer the question
-does a 115 yamaha 4 stroke engine have a bi pass valve?
-does a 115 yamaha 4 stroke engine have a bi pass valve?
Originally Posted By: edwardh1
understand, I can not answer the question
-does a 115 yamaha 4 stroke engine have a bi pass valve?
It should, as there should always be a filter bypass valve somewhere (in the engine or in the filter itself) to prevent the filter from not flowing oil to the engine, or from collapsing internally if it gets too clogged and restrictive to flow.
understand, I can not answer the question
-does a 115 yamaha 4 stroke engine have a bi pass valve?
It should, as there should always be a filter bypass valve somewhere (in the engine or in the filter itself) to prevent the filter from not flowing oil to the engine, or from collapsing internally if it gets too clogged and restrictive to flow.
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