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#1204518 02/16/2017 4:16 AM
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The oil filter on my 46 pick up is mounted on the right side of intake manifold,on the majority of the engines I have seen it is mounted on the left,what gives?

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Personal preference. If mounted to the front it can mess with the mounting of the horn. Before the vacuum port was moved to the center of the manifold the filters were mounted there. <CLICK> and <CLICK>


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