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Hello,
after rebuilding the engine, 235 cui, build 1953, of my truck I have one question. Where musst I connect the hoses for the seperat oil filter?
Have a look here: https://www.kripahle-online.de/unterricht/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Bild-013.jpg
Which hose where fixed on the left side, which one where fixed on the right side?
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Stovebolt.com has a couple of Tech tips covering the subject. Read those and see if what you need is there.🛠


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The feed hose connects to the aft port, the same port the oil pressure gauge connects to. The return hose connects to the forward port.


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You need one of these Tee's for the aft port so you can connect the filter and the pressure gauge.
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Hello, thank you for your answers.
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This is how my external oil filter is connected on my rebuilt '58 235 engine.
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And for something completely different, I ran a full-flow filter on the other side of the block sending the connecting tubing out the old mechanical fuel pump location...like this:
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