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Does anybody know where to find a good one piece early small journal 327 oil filter adapter?



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Fram High Performance - Oil Filter Adapter Kit

Part Number: HPK1
Line: FRA
  • UPC: 9100752253

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1 Year Limited Warranty

Detailed Description

SPECIFICATIONS

  • All required parts furnished.
  • No external lines or fittings.
  • Use HP1 or HP3 FRAM filter.
  • Service gasket: SP226937
APPLICATION
  • Use to convert bolt-on canister to spin-on, disposable-type filter on the following: 1956-67 Chevrolet V-8 265, 283, 327, 348, 350, 396, 409, 427 (except Chevy II V-8 283, 327 engines).

 

 

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Today FRAM is known as America's number one oil filter brand, and the FRAM team continues to manufacture and market a variety of quality oil, air and fuel filters, as well as many automotive accessories such as PCV valves, crankcase filters and transmission modulators. Products such as Extra GuardŽ oil filters and Extra Life III air filters are part of the FRAM superior line of automotive maintenance products.



-- Edited by pontiax on Tuesday 12th of July 2011 11:10:18 PM

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Cool! I guess you could order that anywhere? Where did you find that info?

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I remember from years ago, they were the only good ones you could trust. ie bypass would still operate if filter plugged up.



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Thank you. All the ones I have looked at were junk.

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I have used the Wix unit a few times with good success.

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thats the one i used on the 283 in the 59 and its been fine so far.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

I have used the Wix unit a few times with good success.

 Wix unit? Where would I get that or see a picture of it?



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http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/conversion.asp

Scroll down to 24061 and click on it. I would think many jobber stores would handle it.



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Carl Stevenson wrote:

http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/conversion.asp

Scroll down to 24061 and click on it. I would think many jobber stores would handle it.

 i've put this one in the 283 in my 55. fed up with the canister and cartridge. mine came from napa



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Yeah, the only reason a guy would ever keep a canister is to look authentic.

That's why I like Novas so much. They never had canisters!

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Stephenzone wrote: 

 fed up with the canister and cartridge. 

Carl Stevenson wrote:

Yeah, the only reason a guy would ever keep a canister is to look authentic.

I feel so let down nowcry  If anybody wants to sell me their unused cartridges, I'll buy 'em. biggrin

 



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Give TIN MAN a call at number above and he can fix you up.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/conversion.asp

Scroll down to 24061 and click on it. I would think many jobber stores would handle it.

 I just found out what 5 litres of oil looks like on my garage floor using one of those WIX adapters!  Problem is that the gasket wont seat correctly in my 1957 block.

I used the Wix unit because it uses the Chevy spin on filter while the Fram one (which I also have on another car and it does not leak) uses the Ford filter.



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Wow, that's the first time I have heard of an issue with one of those. Do you mean the o'ring that goes between the adapter and the block?

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About a week into owning my 67, I simply walked up to my local Carquest counter and asked for one. 

They got it for me in a day, and it worked fine on my 67 small journal 327. I took the car through my local quick lube and they installed it, changed the oil, added a spin on filter.

I can remove it and send it to you for the cost of shipping if you'd like.



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Carl, just a thought, could you give the part # for Paul. Might help?



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Have one sitting in the box in the garage. Have had it for about 4 years and never seem to get around to installing it. Which doesn't make much sense because the spin on filters are about $6 and the drop in cartridge is about $14.

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cdnpont wrote:

Carl, just a thought, could you give the part # for Paul. Might help?

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Yup, or 24061 Wix if someone goes to NAPA.

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CP member 327Carl is the is the best.

Now Paul, hit your local CarQuest with that conversion number.  The part works. I did it. It did not leak.



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Paul was banned.giffrom this site in 2012 ... this is one of his old posts (2011).



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Oh well, hmm good info anyway!



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cdnpont wrote:

Oh well, hmm good info anyway!

 Yup.

Like I said, If anybody wants to sell me their unused cartridges cheap, I'll buy 'em. biggrin



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427carl wrote:
cdnpont wrote:

Carl, just a thought, could you give the part # for Paul. Might help?

 IMG_2663.jpg

IMG_2664.jpg

 

 this is the wix adapter, packaged for carguess



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