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I have bought one of the AC Delco remote oil filters that bolt to the intake manifold and has the 2 hoses on it. Benn doing a little reading on here about re-directing oil to the head, etc and now have a couple of questions. The car is our 157 Chev 235, all stock. 1. Is it recommended or good idea to install these type of filters? 2. Believe it uses a Wix 51006 or Fram C4P filter. Can anybody verify that for me? 3. Never installed one so exactly where do I plumb the two lines? Thinking one goes in where the plug is at the back of the block and the other to where the oil pressure switch is
Thanks..
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This link should help you. Personally I think these type of filters are a waste of time since they filter so little oil and are sloppy to change filters, but since you bought one, might as well use it. It'll look nice anyway. http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/miscellaneous/oilcanister.htm
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Thanks for the link. Shows me exactly where the hoses go as it is the same unit. I wasn't too sure how good they work so will have to decide if going to install it or not..
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