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Old 08-21-2016, 11:59 AM
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Can someone tell me which Oil Pressure Bypass Valve is the correct one to use with a remote filter/ cooler setup? My understanding was that 25161284 is the 30 pound valve that should be used with the remote set-up and 25013759 is the standard 15 lb valve used when the filter is in the stock location on the block. However in the Teague article: https://www.offshoreonly.com/article...tech-revisited he's recommending the 25013759. I'm referring to the valve on the block filter pad, not the one in the return tube.
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plug it eliminate it totally
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^^^Yup. ^^^

If installing one though, Teague made a misprint or wrote this before it was known about the higher psi valve.

This is straight from GM:
Engines using a sandwich adapter between the block and oil filter to connect a remote oil cooler must use GM # 25161284 oil filter bypass valve (in the location adjacent to oil filter nipple) to compensate for higher system backpressure.
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BTW: The following thread on OSO became the 502 Oil Bible thread of basically the wholeinternet.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/g...-hardware.html
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BTW: The following thread on OSO became the 502 Oil Bible thread of basically the wholeinternet.

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I read it and I agree, great information. Matter of fact I just ordered 12 AN lines and fittings to replace the 1/2" lines and 3/16 flair fittings on my 540's. I have less than optimum pressure after the oil heats up and the cooler thermostat opens so I'm hoping this cures it. What I don't completely understand though is if the 12 lb bypass valves are opening why is the pressure still lower? Is it because the filter/ cooler circuit is still "draining off" pressure even though the bypass valve is opening? I don't want to pull the engines to plug the bypass opening so I'm praying I can get the old valve out and the 30 lb one in with the limited access I have. Not looking forward to it....
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When that bypass filter opens, the oil is not going to the oil cooler which means it's no going to the filter either. Double whammy.
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Not necessarily. I have no doubt that the bypass is opening but it's not carrying all the oil- my thermostat is plumbed into my remote filter mount and the temperature still moves up and down when running and the lines & filter still get hot. Some oil is pumping through that circuit while I have no doubt some is being bypassed, which leads to my question about whether that would cause lower pressure.
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plug it and forget it!
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I'd love to. Do you happen to know of a dwarf small enough to walk under my engines and hammer a plug in?? If not, I'll go ahead and try to change it out for a 30lb valve as I mentioned above.
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