1. Find a place for the accumulator. I could only fit it in the trunk. Make sure you use the Canton brand clamps and only clamp at the end of the tube. Otherwise the clamps can constrict the internal piston.

You'll need to choose a valve type, manual or electronic. All the fittings are 1/2" NPT.

The hose needs to be -10AN.



2. Route the hose to the oil filter housing. If you use braided stainless know that it will cut through anything it touches like a saw. So wrap it with rubber tubing at contact points.


3. Remove the rear plug of the oil filter housing with a 8mm allen key on a socket wrench. A hand held wrench won't cut it. install a 3/8" NPT to -10AN adapter.



4. Cut hose to length and hook it up to the filter housing.



5. Fill the accumulator with 60 psi of air and check for leaks on the air side.

6. Drain the air pressure to 10 psi.

7. Start the car and let it run for 30 seconds with the valve open and fill the accumulator.

8. Turn the car off and shut the valve (directly)

9. Check your oil and add a couple quarts, since it's now in the accumulator...

 

As always great info!!

Thanks for sharing

How do you change the oil??

 

With the oil filter off during the normal oil change simply open up on the valve on the accumulator and it will drain it.

 

great write up. is this something you have to open and close when you turn the car on and off to hold the pressure behind the piston, or the motor puts pressure back on the piston when you turn it on?

 

How's this system running so far? Reliable as in it pressurizes and discharges the oil as designed?

 

+1 interested in more info please

 

Also, what is the part # on this?

Thanks!

 

bump...any issues?

 

Im thinking about doing tis or the AMS oil pan...right now looks like this once you post some feedbck/info on how the setup is running

 

updates?

 

indeed, hows it running?

 

Im going to go with the AMS oil pan...no updates can mean... not working like expected

 

hard to say. race cars use these all the time.. so i can't see how they couldn't help. i just wanna know if it solved the problem or if it's just part of a solution.

anyone try PMing the OP? maybe he unsubcribed.

 

from the trunk ? that far back?

 

Pressurized fluids can travel quite a distance.