Winterizing with water filter bypass disc

[DaGrinch]

Several years ago, I saw a disc, possibly made by Camco, which could be placed at the top of the filter canister and it would prevent antifreeze from entering the canister, thus eliminating the need for about 1/2 gallon of the pink stuff. I'll be darned if I can find such an animal now. I have, however, found a Shurflo Everpure diverter which appears to accomplish the same thing.
While I am contemplating just removing the canister completely, I would like to consider all options. Any one using either the flat disc or the diverter?

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Originally Posted by DaGrinch

Several years ago, I saw a disc, possibly made by Camco, which could be placed at the top of the filter canister and it would prevent antifreeze from entering the canister, thus eliminating the need for about 1/2 gallon of the pink stuff. I'll be darned if I can find such an animal now. I have, however, found a Shurflo Everpure diverter which appears to accomplish the same thing.
While I am contemplating just removing the canister completely, I would like to consider all options. Any one using either the flat disc or the diverter?

This is a great question and I have just asked the same thing..from the responses I have got it does not appear anyone has experience with using one. I am going to buy one and see if it fits. Someone had mentioned about FR filters being proprietary but dunno. Keep me posted if you know more and I will do the same.


"Instead of completely removing the interior water filter by adding a coupler for the bypass, has anyone just used an antifreeze diverter plate to achieve the same purpose?

Shurflo - Anti-freeze Diverter - EV300817 - Explosive Powersports

Shurflo - Anti-freeze Diverter - EV300817 - Explosive Powersports

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Originally Posted by DaGrinch

Several years ago, I saw a disc, possibly made by Camco, which could be placed at the top of the filter canister and it would prevent antifreeze from entering the canister, thus eliminating the need for about 1/2 gallon of the pink stuff. I'll be darned if I can find such an animal now. I have, however, found a Shurflo Everpure diverter which appears to accomplish the same thing.
While I am contemplating just removing the canister completely, I would like to consider all options. Any one using either the flat disc or the diverter?

I have an email out to WaterPur to see about there’s.

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Originally Posted by DaGrinch

Several years ago, I saw a disc, possibly made by Camco, which could be placed at the top of the filter canister and it would prevent antifreeze from entering the canister, thus eliminating the need for about 1/2 gallon of the pink stuff. I'll be darned if I can find such an animal now. I have, however, found a Shurflo Everpure diverter which appears to accomplish the same thing.
While I am contemplating just removing the canister completely, I would like to consider all options. Any one using either the flat disc or the diverter?

I think I found something and it’s made for the Flow-Pur water filters.

https://www.rvupgradestore.com/Flow-...-p/88-2435.htm

https://www.amazon.com/Watts-FP-WP10.../dp/B001QY1LA2