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[@lookingbehind6335]

Great job. 99.9% of people have never seen anything like that. It’s interesting to watch your transparent cover videos. Hopefully things settle down y’all’s way. God bless

[@jwalster9412]

It would be cool to have a transparent engine block and see the fluids moving through it.

[@the_kombinator]

Yeah I've never seen a transparent filter.... (opens hood on classic carburetted car) Oh there's one!

[@lookingbehind6335]

@@jwalster9412 I’ve seen half of a block clear. Back in the 80’s-90’s we had one in auto shop class. Had an old handle crank you could turn.

[@jwalster9412]

@@lookingbehind6335 could you see the oil and coolent passes?

[@alexiarubberslut]

We had something similar with an manual transmission.

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

Working at an auto parts store, I heard that the bypass valve is for if the filter gets too clogged and blocks too much flow. In that case, unfiltered oil is better than no oil, so the valve will make the oil skip the filter element and go straight back into the engine.

[@mechanicalking]

Yes!

[@jareknowak8712]

True. I heard that some of the cheapest filters do not have bypass valve.

[@zijie-he]

I believe all the filters have the bypass valve.

[@brendanberry7403]

@@zijie-he sadly no

[@zijie-he]

@@brendanberry7403 oh, interesting, never got one without it myself. I do not use low quality ones myself thought.

[@TwoTrakMind]

That was fascinating! I never imagined the oil flowed that much.

[@cliffcorbitt9494]

Oil can flow up to 50 to 80 psi now you picture water hose shoots 65 PSI now picture of water hose at 80 psi that water would shoot 15-20 ft out of the hose. So yes oil is under high pressure and it is moving fast to get in the valleys and veins of the engines.

[@dickard8275]

Imagine a performance engine. This engine probably runs without oil 😅

[@the_kombinator]

Damn you've never turned on a car after you forgot to put an oil filter on or lost a drain plug on the highway - Free undercoating! The engine is highly pressurized, it'll shoot out oil in no time.

[@e46m54nissansr20937]

@@cliffcorbitt9494 Engines are so amazing and the many veins and passage ways oil flows through to keep the engine lubricated properly is so fascinating. Long Live the internal combustion engine

[@stevanrose7439]

I did a dumb thing with my Tacoma when changing the oil and filter. I didn’t want to take the rock guard off the bottom of the truck and the filter is hidden under the alternator so t found a filter wrench that fit it and was trying to loosen it and I did get it loose but didn’t realize it and I said heck with it I’ll drive up on my ramps so I reached in and started the truck and turned around to get the ramps and then looked to see a sea of oil under my truck. I shut it off quick and checked the oil and there was a little over a quart left. No harm done but I found out just how much oil goes through the filter and let me tell you it’s all of it and fast. So it’s good to change them and make sure they are on correct.

[@wiedietie]

This video made my day 100% better, and my day wasn't even bad to start with!

[@milandjuric3119]

You mean 107%

[@enjacoschannel2667]

Over time, you can slowly create almost every part of the engine by making it transparent, thus trying to make a fully functional and transparent engine.Good luck in everything you do! As many beautiful projects as possible! Keep it up!

[@davidchrysler7299]

It would be cool to see a transparent transmission pan on a automatic

[@JoeSmith-jp7bk]

You probably wouldn't see too much because of the valvebody

[@pepoxsei20]

For the next episode “We make a transparent engine block”

[@Darydude10]

Don't tempt them

[@stuarthunter2923]

I bet they would

[@stuartburton1167]

Dare them to try a transparent exhaust manifold 🤪

[@dylanharris7273]

They've down it.

[@1973miniclubman]

You guys never fail In making really good quality content for us KZbinrs to watch, Real honest channel. Keep up with the great content. 🤟🏼🤟🏼

[@ronwalsh]

I have never seen exactly how the oil flows through a filter. It was great to see you guys sacrifice new filters to try this. Great work.

[@hetfieldprophet]

I always hit the thumbs up button before I watch. One of my favorite KZbin channels! Keep up the great work guys!!!

[@shanepowers7566]

I do, also.

[@helidude3502]

Windshield sealant is an interesting choice. I’ve found that omitting the primer greatly reduces the adhesion of the sealant. Once cured, the sealant generally pulls off cleanly without it, especially with plastics. I’ve experienced that with helicopter windshields. It’s interesting how it differs from automotive applications on glass vs the plexiglass on the helicopter. There was also a noticeable difference with sealant procured locally compared with sealant we received from France. Technique is important also. If air bubbles are introduced into the sealant, it looses strength. A filter housing machined from a billet of plastic would probably last longer, but the forming machine is an interesting process. Great video 👍😎

[@hypercube33]

Generally milling plastic makes it not clear anymore -- but you could just use that headlight stuff they showed in another video.

[@rayyanharahap291]

This video is real practical Engineering Masterpiece to analyze oil filter, by looking at the Transparent oil filter when it is working, I think no one had thought about it or if there is then I also don't think that anyone else would probably want to build it just before this video coming out, well nice job Mr Vlads' and team's Keep it Up 👍

[@hinspect]

A lot of oil filters can be had in a longer version. It would have to be matched up rather than part numbers. Oil filters for small block Chevys are easily had in long versions, if there is room to fit there is more filter area for same price. A long clear one would be easier to see. Great Video!

[@robertheinkel6225]

The oil filter in my ZTR mower is larger than the one in my Ford Escape. It just doesn’t seem right.

[@the_kombinator]

@@robertheinkel6225 LOL the filter for my Hyundai Pony (1.2L to 1.6L) is twice the size of that for my 06 Corolla 1.8,

[@mannys9130]

@@robertheinkel6225 It does though. Lawnmower engines are nowhere near as well built and well protected as car engines. The result is that oil gets much more contamination in it with a mower engine compared to a car engine. :) More contaminants, means a bigger filter is needed to last the duration of the oil change interval. A larger filter also increases overall engine oil capacity. A lawnmower usually uses a carb until you get into some realllllly expensive products. Carbs dilute the oil with unburned fuel that condenses and drips into the sump. Therefore, more oil volume minimizes the effect of gasoline dilution over the oil change interval. Usually you can't easily make a crankcase bigger arbitrarily, but you can remotely locate the oil filter mounting plate and upsize the filter very easily. :)

[@cipriansofineti346]

Bigger and especially longer oil filters tend to fill up later, at ten of thousand startups along the engine spanlife will make a margin in wearing.

[@markm0000]

This is genius why hasn’t other companies tried to make it? It would be easy to see how much dirt is on the filter or if you have a serious engine failure.

[@jreererer8490]

Plastic wont last as along as steel

[@randomlonglegcat7973]

@@jreererer8490 ikr lol

[@Dis-Emboweled]

There's always the possibility of a filter bursting. 🤷

[@Colorado_Native]

Steel is much more impact resistant in case it gets hit with a stone, or gets ran into a curb or something. Steel will dent or scratch, plastic will likely shatter or crack.

[@Mrshotshell]

You can buy clear view oil filter oil filters with glass windows above the screen. They're pretty much only used on dedicated race cars because of the price and reduced filtering capability

[@waynemeredith4287]

Thanks 😁. Of all the oil filter evaluation videos you are the first one to point out which way the oil flow goes!

[@yeahbuddy4373]

Would be good to see how well an engine flush works with these transparent filters

[@Triple88a]

Draining the oil right over the city sewer :D a man of culture :D

[@HDXFH]

EPA won’t be happy with that

[@jareknowak8712]

Russia.

[@beez1598]

I’m pretty sure that’s an oil pit.

[@jeffs7573]

When ever I change my oil, I always fill the filter to soak the media inside before I put it on. I keep filling it till it absorbs no more. That was pretty cool seeing this.

[@stuartburton1167]

Problem is the oil you fill the filter with is unfiltered they're designed to be fitted empty.

[@jeffs7573]

@@stuartburton1167 The oil that I fill the filter with is the oil out of the jug that I’m pouring into my engine. One can either pre-fill the filter or not.

[@stuartburton1167]

@@jeffs7573 the filter and engine manufacturers recommend fitting without filling with oil first. I reckon they know what they are doing plus about half of all filters I have come across are mounted horizontal so you can't prefill

[@jeffs7573]

@@stuartburton1167 I see you have no mechanical experience except for your own vehicle. Filling or not filling a vertical mounted oil filter is up to the individual doing the oil change. My uncle with over 40 years of being a certified mechanic says it is best to pre-fill the filter to insure the oil doesn’t rupture the filter media, however he says it’s up to the person if they want to or not. I’m gonna go with the guy who knows from over 49 years experience.

[@stuartburton1167]

@@jeffs7573 I do not understand why it's essential to pre fill a vertical oil filter to prevent oil pressure rupturing it yet a horizontal (or in one make of Italian diesel engine vertical but pointed downwards) cannot be prefilled but doesn't rupture as soon as the engine runs

[@emilschw8924]

This was very interesting to see how the oil flows. Thanks for doing this!

[@1984xlx]

Yet another 107% success! Very educational!

[@jamesferrell9404]

Really enjoy seeing what yall can make using the acrylic. Please keep doing them

[@redshift90]

Awesome that you guys can still upload content...

[@joeshearer1247]

I thought the same thing

[@JK-zl7vv]

Surprisingly the plastic burst before the sikaflex glue gave way, really shows us how well the sikaflex glue holds on to things.

[@KekusMagnus]

looks just like the transparent fuel filters on older cars, interesting to see how slowly the oil flows

[@screwdajuice]

I cherish this channel so much, please never stop doing what you do!

[@foxisretrofitting4556]

I always wondered how that little spring inside the filters worked and this showed it perfectly. You could see the spring push out against that plastic housing with increases in pressure. Brilliant!

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

Where? It didnt move?

[@tallpaul9475]

This was very interesting, it shows clear details of the filter and the oil flowing.

[@7mgte490]

That was cool. I remember when you guys did transparent valve cover, oil pan and diff cover 👍

[@NathansMoparGarage]

That was really cool. That plastic lasted longer than I thought it would.

[@hypercube33]

You can make a cyl head out of plex so it should be fine

[@NoHandleNameScrewTube]

Great video men! I always wondered how the oil looked when it moves through. Cheers!

[@prezzzrock]

Very interesting! Thank you for doing this. Very well done sir! I've always wondered what was going on inside the filter. Way more flow than I imagined.

[@IIGrayfoxII]

The bypass valve is their to let oil flow through if the filter element gets blocked. The bypass valve allows oil to flow through even if it is unfiltered as its a better choice than starving the engine of oil. Looking at the service manual for the car, it will tell you specs about the oil pump and how much oil it will pump at a given RPM.

[@easternfrontnh]

This is awesome... I absolutely enjoyed this.. this guy's work here has showed us stuff we have never seen before...

[@MichaelMohrshipofools]

Great video. Keep them coming . Cement tires has to be my favourite so far. So dam funny that was . I can't wait to see what you cook up next..👍👍😄

[@Corn-Pop.]

got to keep that oil flowing, you should just make a whole transparent Lada, you could take it to schools and let the students see what a functioning engine looks like

[@jwalster9412]

The world's first melting engine.. made entirely of plastic..

[@Corn-Pop.]

@@jwalster9412 I was thinking more of a engine that could be cranked and show all of the movements for demonstration, it'd be one hell of a challenge to make plastic cylinders that could hold up enough to maintain compression for more then a few seconds

[@JoeSmith-jp7bk]

Yeah but as seen in this video it wouldn't function properly cranking

[@jwalster9412]

@@JoeSmith-jp7bk mabye a non running engine would be cool.

[@YouNameItGaming]

Well the transparent filter housing makes sense. Some cars have a housing and filament arrangement where the housing is just an injection moulded plastic piece, and I've seen clear housings used in water filtration systems in the past and thought "that's a great idea, as you can visually inspect the condition of the filter without removing it 1st" and in an automotive situation you would be able to immediately see the state of prime on the lubrication system, and how black the oil is

[@nates9105]

Fun! I'd so love to have a transparent engine oil pan! So glad I came across this video!

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

They do this as well, have a search

[@jonhamly8531]

This is amazing, it shows how important it is to change oil and filter often.

[@markmills344]

Amazing job guys! Your channel is always interesting.

[@ONE_GEN_X]

Great video. Loved the humor

[@jokerscape]

Watching just before work perfect time to upload thanks

[@randyeller8139]

This was great! You’ll have to try a transparent radiator or water pump next. Great video!

[@177SCmaro]

What a lot of people don't realize is oil's lubrication is its secondary feature. Its primary one is to keep the moving parts of the engine cool. In other words, an engine can survive a lack of lubrication much longer than it can a lack of cooling of its internal parts which, when overheated, lockup and can break. You can actually replace engine oil with water and run the engine for an extended period of time so long as you keep adding water (as the heat tends to boil it off). Yes, the engine will suffer from accelerated wear so don't do this to an engine you care about, but it will run with water in place of oil. That is why so much oil is circulating so quickly through the engine. It must carry a lot of heat quickly back down into the oil pan where it can dissipate. Some engines even have oil coolers to aid in this.

[@RoadRunnerMeep]

I love the work you do on your channel, innovative and exciting

[@89Interceptor]

the valve in the filter is for if it gets clogged so that you still get oil to the rest of the engine because unfiltered oil is still better than no oil

[@warryckscown5620]

Precisely..!

[@66chevystepside]

What a great video, pretty cool to see how the work

[@johnm8012]

I love watching these videos and everything the audio for his speech is awesome! I'm glad KZbin hasn't blocked his videos! ^_^

[@-A-Hybrid-Skunk-Productions-]

That was a fascinating video. I always was curious about when on in oil filters.

[@Maplecook]

This is nothing short of fantastic! I've wondered since I was a kid, what happens inside a filter!

[@Crochetfpv]

Fantastic videos! Thank you, I'm glad I found your channel.

[@SuperMaxCarp]

This was great....very wholesome...thanks for you experiments

[@keresiabotner838]

Great idea thanks for letting us see how oil flows that's amazing

[@co2addicted788]

You guys are absolutely amazing 👏 ❤

[@busyguy7479]

always trying something different u guys do know how to have fun and good clean fun thumbs up for all of u guys.

[@altonrowell613]

Nice job guys. Very informative video. Now we know.

[@nighthawk7151]

This is entertaining. Love the transparent stuff!

[@anthonywendt5834]

this is great! good job guys.

[@PhonePhreak3z]

That was pretty awesome!! Stay safe fellas!

[@jasondray8267]

When I do my oil changes, I drain oil. Put cheap new filter on. Put cheap new oil in.run it 30 minutes idle,sometimes using pedal.turn off wait 1 hour if possible. Drain it. More old oil comes out. Put new filter on,new oil.the amount of old oil is alot.cheap new flush oil will get most of old oil out.

[@opensage01]

Never seen this channel before. Subscribed at 20 seconds. New record by far for me hahahaha. I think you have to have so many cool things on your channel. Normally I wait until I watch at least 2 or 3 videos all the way through before subscribing and that is pretty quick for me. This is such a cool video. Thank you so much for sharing this video and cheers.

[@rickj1983]

So cool! Nice job!

[@AG-pm3tc]

I hope you are all ok my dudes, great video as usual.

[@stevesmith8854]

Very cool. I like your creativity.

[@dave8599]

Uncle Fester has the car engineering down! Great job!

[@joedee6630]

Love y'all, hope y'all are safe and stay blessed

[@annaplojharova1400]

The bypass valve in the filter is not to prevent rupturing (that is the task of the pressure relief in the oil pump assembly), but to allow at least some lubrication when the filter gets clogged. Of course, it means the oil won't get filtered anymore, but that still means less damage than no lubrication at all.

[@thestreets5206]

I genuinely enjoyed that video 👍👍👍

[@MrBlack.]

Finally, you guys show us something every day useful, although I do like the coo-coo stuff too. (grins)

[@jasonbabila6006]

It would be great if the oil filter manufacturers developed a translucent oil filter.

[@neilduncan8657]

We all know some old oil remains from an oil change. I did a test on a 1992 pontiac bonneville. I drained oil in a pan for 10 minutes. I swapped a empty drain pan, let it sit all night I got over a half quart more the next day So now I always do oil changes on friday after work, and allow to drain all night and fill oil saturday my rule of thumb on oil changes is 30 seconds between drips from drain hole

[@STREETFIGHTER50]

Wow this is so cool! I always wanted to see what’s actually going on in there😁👍🏽👍🏽

[@rondakriewitz5804]

NICE work. Bless you All!

[@gregpanek523]

This is a great video, Good job!!

[@OptquestImaginationStation]

Hello G54, I was lucky to catch the transparent oil filter, I always wondered just how quickly the oil circulated through it which i could see very well. I am thinking maybe a transparent intake manifold would be quite interesting to me. Good luck and Thanks for the Awesome videos.

[@OnlyDubai]

Great video. Explain a lot .

[@Sugurain]

You should try clamps, or zip-ties to hold the transparent housing to the base of the filter. It seemed they were able to withstand the pressure, but the windshield glue alone sheared. I think the extra pressure from a clamp would help the glue.

[@roaminz8907]

Awsome vid guys you do a great job keep it up.

[@HappyHands.]

Really cool guys. Stay stay safe. crazy times for everyone in your area of the world.

[@cerealkiller4341]

Everybody speaks/understands car language in sound effects. When vlad makes car sounds, i know what he's saying. Also this was awesome, great video. If it's possible, a transparent carburetor would be amazing to see.

[@guapo7197]

Best video! Always wanted to see this.

[@AdamJDe]

absolutely fantastic

[@nunyafb1440]

I think you're right. those filters must have been made, after lunch on a Friday. 😅 same goes here in the States. great video's.

[@gristlevonraben]

you guys are awesome!

[@TEMPLE7D]

13:15, you can see the plastic flexing every time you revved the engine. So much pressure in there.

[@mangramangranius1696]

Amazing! You have made many crazy projects! 🙌 One more idea - try to make wood engine block! 😎

[@scofab]

Very interesting, great experiment.

[@LIKEcommentANDsubscribe]

This would be a cool way to get a visual of how different oil additives work.

[@bushmaster2936]

What additive would you be able to see "working" ?

[@billh230]

You're slipping, Vlad- another educational video! 😆107% perfect.

[@jeffmockus5400]

Okay. I'm convinced. No more plastic oil filters. Probably get rid of the plastic oil pan too.

[@randellgribben9772]

great job, fun to watch.. thanks

[@crahor]

Nakachanyje Kaliosa yt channel was once making micro switch on oil filter connected to oil bypass valve. Bypass valve remains open even on fresh oil as long as oil is thick and cold and it closes , sending oil through filtration cartridge once engine is near to operating temperature. It takes longer with the distance and with dirt in oil filter to the point where oil engine flows all the time through open bypass without filtering if you have very dirty oil and filter without changing it for long time/long distance. Great and interesting content as usual. Great job guys. Thank you

[@MOTOJAM24]

Great job guys... Can you do carbon fiber connecring rods?

[@phead9999]

12:30 Vlad's boys showing their experience...back away from the experiment whenever he says let's give it some revs!

[@Sctronic209]

That’s freaking awesome 👍👍

[@dakotak8437]

What be Kool next is to see if an oil bypass system really works like they say if it clears up the oil in your filter

[@captnjaygreybeard6394]

This makes me want to change the oil filter again, thanks

[@josephsteffen2378]

You guys are smart!

[@_P0tat07_]

Really cool results! But I think it really brings up the question, do you really need to pre fill the oil filter after changing the oil? I’ve always done it. And I’m sure most other people do it to. But it appears that the filter fills up so fast that it might not matter.

[@CaptainKerpa]

13:21 Wow. the flow is pretty intense at...maybe...what was that? 2000rpm? Imagine whats the flow at 7000upm :o

[@adarshsunil7711]

This guy never runs out of idea