old oil filter mounted on passenger side fender wall

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  1. 1964 ugly truck

    1964 ugly truck Member

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    I changed out the oil canister at the pan with the screw on style. Now I wounder about the other external canister . Questions \ What are the pros and cons , can I just cap them off ( two lines /in & out ) some how.Will the engine suffer with out? Is there a suitable replacement that can be more stealth?


    thanks, this web site has been a real help!


    The Ugly Truck
     
  2. markeb01

    markeb01 Member

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    That appears to be an old Frantz toilet paper oil filter.

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    If you don't like it you can just disconnect everything and remove it and let the factory filter work as designed. Here’s a link to some additional details:

    http://www.frantzoil.com/TOILETPAPER.html

    Toilet paper filters were somewhat popular in the 1960’s. I had one of the Stilko versions back in the early 70’s, although I have no recollection of what became of it.

    http://www.stilko.co.za/
     
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  3. 1964 ugly truck

    1964 ugly truck Member

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    Dismantle Question.

    On this filter, hose to the oil pan and top of the water pump arera.

    Do I unscrew these brass fittings and use a bolt with teflon tape to plug it up.
    How would you approach the capping off of this old filter.
    I think it leaks as well since the lines are wet with oil.



    thanks , I cant afford to make a mistake, so I ask about this process of removal.
     

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