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I don't use the oil bypass filtration, but I do have a Gulf Coast F-1
filter as the basis of my fuel polishing system. I don't run my engine/genset enough to warrant bypass filtration, but with 700 gallons of fuel capacity, I do need to polish occasionally. I'm very happy with it. |
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![]() Keith wrote: I don't use the oil bypass filtration, but I do have a Gulf Coast F-1 filter as the basis of my fuel polishing system. I don't run my engine/genset enough to warrant bypass filtration, but with 700 gallons of fuel capacity, I do need to polish occasionally. I'm very happy with it. I have a Purifiner system that I have never hooked up. It uses special filters that contain additives to replace those lost with age and it also has a 12 VDC powered oil heater that heats the oil to a temperature where the volatiles (water and fuel remnants) boil off. I have no idea if it works or not but the advertising says you will never change your oil again....hmmmm, that could mean that the engine will be destroyed before the next change interval....... |
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