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Re: Oil fliters?

To: Dan Pockrus <dpockrus@efficient.com>
Subject: Re: Oil fliters?
From: Art Pfenninger <ch155@FreeNet.Buffalo.EDU>
Date: Mon, 3 Aug 1998 13:23:16 -0400 (EDT)
        No other filters have this feature, there were a number of them
listed a while back, as I recall a Volvo filter would also work. If you
look into the filter you should be able to see it. 
...Art


On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Dan Pockrus wrote:

> > ****** Unless you have a regular spin on filter I don't think NAPA can
> > help you. In any case the MGA filter hangs upside down so the 
> > anti drain
> > back feature on the WIX is not necessary.
> > 
> >
>       Is this "anti-drain back" feature unique to the Wix/NAPA filter
> or do others (Fram, Purolater, etc...)
> have this feature also. I am presently running a Purolater filter on my
> son's 74B (18V engine; inverted filter). It replaced the Auto Zone house
> brand filter installed by the DPO. Do I need to get rid of the Purolater
> and get one of the Wix/NAPA filters? I doubt that the parts catalogs in
> the stores consider the fact of how the filter is mounted - only that
> the depth, diameter, and threads match.
> 
> Dan Pockrus
> '74B (my newly-licensed son's pride and joy)
> '62 VW Panel Van (draws almost as much attention as a New Beetle)
> '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee (mom's grocery hauler)
> 


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