Re: 318 oil filter adapter, does it use a gasket?
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Re: 318 oil filter adapter, does it use a gasket?
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01/01/13 09:49 PM
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I had no idea that # was not correct . I copied it down at the time but never had to order one
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Re: 318 oil filter adapter, does it use a gasket?
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01/03/13 11:47 AM
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Yes there is a gasket but a very important thing to do while you have the plate off is to add more holes. It is very common for the 318's to have 4 small holes to let the oil flow from the filter to the block. 340's and 360's had 6 or 8. either get a 340/360 plate or add some holes to the 318 plate. That is simply not enough oil flow. Your bearing will love you for it.
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Re: 318 oil filter adapter, does it use a gasket?
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I got the fel pro gasket 70078 but it dosent fit. It is a rubber o ring , not quite big enough to fit. I think the original was not rubber either, i pulled one out of an old 360 to look at. I still need the gasket and cant figure out what i need to order.
I have a kit for that, #340-K5 You won't find a better quality material than this. Available from Competition Wedge or Marsh Performance/ Moparts Connection. I think Mancini plans to carry them sometime this year. Send me a PM if nobody has them in stock.
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Re: 318 oil filter adapter, does it use a gasket?
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I chased an oil leak from that same part on a 360 that I built for a truck about 20 years ago. I was laying under the running truck when the leak became major and splashed onto my headers...I did not know that I could move so fast!!
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Re: 318 oil filter adapter, does it use a gasket?
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Yes there is a gasket but a very important thing to do while you have the plate off is to add more holes.
It is very common for the 318's to have 4 small holes to let the oil flow from the filter to the block. 340's and 360's had 6 or 8.
either get a 340/360 plate or add some holes to the 318 plate. That is simply not enough oil flow. Your bearing will love you for it.
I never knew there was a different part number for the plate. 2402103 was the only number I could find. Do you have a part number for the one with more holes? Now I have seen the billet aluminum ones with more holes but they were aftermarket.
I do not have a part number with me but they used the same plates on the LA and Magnum small block. You an get one from a Junkyard 5.9 and use it or just drill a few extra holes. Here is a picture of a 318 vs 340/360 plate.
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