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#33885 01/04/2002 2:09 PM
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ok, where is the oil filter on my 1950 216

#33886 01/04/2002 2:22 PM
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My bet is it dont have one.They did not do much anyway so dont worry about it.Just change the oil 4 times a year if you dont drive it a lot.

#33887 01/04/2002 5:04 PM
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My understanding is that they were a Dealer Add-on Option for some trucks of the era. Canister types like Fram and AC are the common ones found and there have been some post concerning these which you can review. Cheers


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