Greg, I am not sure if this will help you, but on my 76 Spitfire 1500, I use an
off the shelf filter. AC PF53 or Autozones Deutsch D364. I also can use the
following from a cross reference chart.
Walmart WF-335
Fram PF-3614
Motorcraft FL-793
Purolator PER-241
With these, I have not had to use any special adapter.
Howard Baugues
Nass Membership Chairman
W. Terre Haute, IN, USA (Western border of Indiana/Illinois)
1976 Spitfire 1500 (road ready and waiting for warm weather)
1970 GT6+ (restoration candidate)
mailto:bauguesh@abcs.com
Greg Schluge wrote:
> I tried to replace the filter on my 76 spitfire and found that the adapter
> on the small diameter off-brand oil filter was too small to fit into the
> Purelator filter I purchased from advanced auto for the engine. The gasket
> mates properly with the block but the adapter needs to be one size larger.
> Does anyone have one of these adapters or know where I can purchase one?
>
> Regards,
> Greg Schluge
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