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Adding an oil bypass kit to vehicle V70-XC70 2008

posted by  james_a_sousa on  Fri Mar 16 16:07 CST 2018
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One of the truck magazines that I get tested three bypass systems. Their conclusion - the only difference that they found was the impact of the extra oil that the systems add to the engine's capacity.

I have owned several old vehicles that I dosed with an engine flush - one of them, a '68 Ford 6 cylinder suffered two collapsed lifters - I had to remove all the lifters and clean them.

BTW - an egg carton makes a great lifter holder.






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