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#1141781 12/29/2015 6:01 AM
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I have run a few different oil filters (Canister) Wix, Napa, Fram, not sure what the part numbers are off hand but does any of you Bolters running a Purolator filter and if you are what would be the part number. This of course is the ol reliable 235' 6 cyl.

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Not all oil filters are made the same or have the same filter material. Years ago I was very early into selling Amsoil(early seventies). We had to sell a new customer both the oil and Hastings oil filters. This is before Amsoil started making their own. So I've used them or one sold by Federal every since. The Federal ones say manufactured by Hastings on the box. Maybe I'm pickie but that's what I do.

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Now what substitute part number in a Purolator would be in these here oil filters mentioned? Wix,Fram,Hastings etc. etc... I believe they go from 1955 to 1962 in the 235'.

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There a few GM oil filters for the reliable 235 (1941-1963).

See if you can find your filter in this Tech Tip.

If you find it, post the series number and maybe someone can help you.

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there also tends to be a rather wide range of micron ratings for the various filters, the bypass are usually in the range of 5-6 microns, while full flow are more in the range of 10-12 micron. There is of course exceptions to everything. But this is the generality.

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Purolator comes across as P 34
Hastings LF 373
Fram C 4
A-C Delco P 109
Napa Fil 1100 Bypass set up
Napa Fil 1143 Fullflow set up
Clarcor corp makes Baldwin,Hastings,Casite and Amsoil filters.
Hope this helps.
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steve sr.

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Now that's what I'm talking about, thanks a lot there steve sr., sometimes I wonder where the world is headed too?


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