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#38108 05/26/2003 2:25 AM
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I'm looking for an adapter to replac the canister, or possibly and prefferrably a relocating kit


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what truck? what kinda motor? what canister?

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#38110 05/26/2003 3:39 AM
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It all depends on what motor you have,if its a 261 you might be able to install the part from a V8 to go to a spin on and have longer hose made to relocate but if its a 216 or 235 you are stuck with the canister as its a bypass system not a full flow as is the 261 and V8s. If you have a V8 all you need is the parts from a 68 or so and up to convert to a spin on and there is companies that make relocating kits for popular V8s. Jeff

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Well DUH!!!!
Sorry ya'll just lost it for a bit....again.
It's a '64 gmc 305e v-6. The can is on the left. It will no seal for more than 6 months (about 1000 miles and then goes to leakin again. Iv'e had my fill.

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#38112 05/26/2003 5:08 AM
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Was the V6s made into the late sixties or early seventies? If so you might want to look at one and see if they have a part that makes them accept a spin on like a chevy V8. The chevy V8s went to a spin on around 68,the GMC V6s might have too. Jeff

#38113 05/26/2003 5:46 AM
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Thanks Jeff,
I'll hit the you pull it, and see. I know they made them for the mid size (2 1/2 ton or so) up to 74.
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#38114 05/26/2003 6:18 AM
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I think both Summit and Jeg's carry universal spin-on oil filter kits. You might want to try their websites. If I remember correctly, there are links to both pages on the "links" page here.


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#38115 05/27/2003 3:06 PM
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Just a thought, but do you change the rubber gasket each time you change the filter? Prior to changing to spin on adapter I used to change the gasket every other time but never had leakage problems. Might the top of your cannister be bent or warped? Or is the leak at the bottom?
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#38116 05/27/2003 4:37 PM
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Make sure you removed the old gasket when you installed the new one. If you got more than one gasket, it'll leak for sure.

#38117 05/31/2003 3:18 AM
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yeah, I remove the gasket, and clean the surface. I guess it's possible that the darn thing is warped, but I really don't think so. As far as jegs and summit, they have em for v-8s all day long but not (listed anyway) for the v-6. I guess I'll call and see.

Thanks for all the thought guys. I'll keep ya posted.
Ken


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