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#1185707 10/06/2016 1:48 PM
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Hey all. I have a 54 GMC 100 with 248 engine. Someone absconded with my original oil bath filter and now I must replace. Want to go with an paper filter but want to keep the look of the original as much as possible. What would you recommend? Links, Photos.... Thanks.


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People find another 1954 oil bath cleaner and convert it to use paper filter.

However being after you find another oil bath cleaner you can stay original. Jeffrey

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I think you will find the shape/style of the attachment "clamp" on a GMC Zenith Carburetor oil-bath air-cleaner is different from the shape of the attachment "clamp" on the similar-appearance oil-bath air-cleaner used on the Chevrolet Rochester carburetor.


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