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#338936 11/19/2007 5:53 AM
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Found this old remote oil filter canister and trying to figure out what it is. There are no markings on it, a top side fitting and a center bottom fitting. There are two dimples on the bottom but no drain plug. The inner tube goes straight through but there is no small hole in the tube. The lid bolt takes a 3/4" wrench.


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sound's like the 305-478 GMC V-6 canister well the 2QT one any how. . .

mine takes 3/4" wrench I do have 1QT canister that one takes a 5/8" wrench. . .

darn drain plug is 1-1/4" wrench. . .

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I don't think this would hold 2 quarts. There is no drain plug and what has me baffled is the lack of that small hole in the inner tube. Maybe the oil comes over the top of the filter cartridge.


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yup. . .mine don't have no drain's just a big bolt that comes threw the center of the globe into the engine. . .

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Maybe you could drill and tap a drain into it Bill.
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I think they used to use a siphon. I just have it sitting around, needs a good blasting and painting but I won't use it as I have one.


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