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oil filter housing
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twostickmutt |
06-26-2017 @ 8:15 AM
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i am putting the bypass oil filter canister on my 59 a and was wondering if it goes on the front of the head or rear of the head or if it makes a difference. thanks.
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supereal |
06-26-2017 @ 9:29 AM
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They mount toward the front on the driver's side. This makes changing the filter cartridge easier. Be sure to check to see if the output line has a restrictor in place. Otherwise the oil pressure will be affected'
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twostickmutt |
06-26-2017 @ 10:00 AM
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thanks supereal. yes i have the fitting with the small orfice in it. i thought that went into the input side of the filter ?
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ford38v8 |
06-26-2017 @ 10:24 AM
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I think Super meant the engine output line, leading to the filter input. A restrictor on the filter output would theoretically equalize pressure within the housing, nullifying flow through.
Alan
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twostickmutt |
06-26-2017 @ 10:54 AM
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thanks alan after i thought for a minute that's what he meant. i'm good to go. thanks again for everybody's help.
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