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#59139 04/12/2006 9:49 PM
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Ok so I am going to ask a silly question, on a 1958 to 1962 chevy 235 six , what type of oil filter system was used if any ? External or remote
or none.Thanks for answereing a silly ouestion for me. Chris

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What is the difference between external and remote?

All 1958-65 235s that had an accessory/optional oil filter had an external, remote, by-pass (non-full-flow) canister oil filter (by AC, Fram, or others). The engine could have been later adapted for a full-flow oil filter (external and/or remote)

This is not a silly question. It is possible, however, that a majority of light trucks sold between 58-62 (with 6-cylinder engines) did not have an oil filter installed when purchased.

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Ok so I am not loosing my mind, because I can not find eather or, in other words you just drove it for a bit and changed the oil, interesting.I am kinda new to the six cyl engine game,I have a 51 chevy wagon that has a 58-62 235 six and i was realy looking all around for the filter or external canister and could not find one so I thought maybe some one just took it off or when they did the engine switch forgot to install it.
Thanks for the info. Chris

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Oil filters were an option! Easy enough to set one up now though- There are probably plugs in the block where the lines go.


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