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#1016485 03/24/2014 1:43 PM
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Does anyone have a photograph of how the original oil filter lines route on the engine? My truck had a variety of many fittings screwed together to make what appears to be generic "one size fits all" rubber lines. I've got the new lines, but need to see how they route with the oil pressure line fitting attached.


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I believe there is a Tech Tip that outlines the oil filters and changes throughout the years. I found an installation on the Tech Tip that was applicable to my truck year. You may find the same. But, since these filters were dealer/aftermarket installed in most/many cases, it seems that you will have some variation even within the same year. Follow the installation instructions and then do what makes sense to you during installation. It's fairly straight forward.

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Bruce,

Thanks for the diagram! Just what I was looking for.

Tim


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