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I want to install the oil filter on my '54 3100 series PU. can someone here send me a layout showing the correct ports on the block to connect to. Does the oil pressure line tee off the line to the filter? I have a Fenton header so the original filter will be mounted to the firewall.The truck was disassembled when I got it.
also , where can I reference the engine # ,0478860F54X3
so I know what I have.
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Bubba - Curmudgeon
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John,

Here are the oil filter port locations on the block of a 1954 235 engine.

I use a brass T joint at the input port on the oil filter (upper right port on the 54/55 canister).

F54X code (I do not know what your "3" designates).

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Thanks, I appreciate the info.

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Originally Posted by tclederman
(I do not know what your "3" designates).

Tim, I bet the 3 is a "B" making it a "XB" 3800 Series engine.

Mike B smile


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Thanks, Mike,

I am packing for a move from NC to NY and did not spend enough time looking at the 1954 Chev Truck Ser Nos. Spec sheet.


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