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Changed my 1957 oil bath to a paper filter

Started by Bill Balkie 24172, August 07, 2010, 04:49:47 PM

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Bill Balkie 24172

I have dicided to modify my oill bath Cleaner to a paper eliment . I did not want to distroy the original  Oil bath lid . I machined  from a peice of 5/8 thick 7075 aircraft Aluminin a lid that looks exactly like my original lid , but also machined a groove on the farside that will fit a 8 inch puralator filter , also the o ring grove is in the plate to make the seal  where the lid meets the housing . this makes changing the filter very clean and easy . i have added some Pictures .
Bill Balkie
1970 Coupe DeVille
2009 CTS

Bill Balkie 24172

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Bill Balkie
1970 Coupe DeVille
2009 CTS

Bill Balkie 24172

before painting
Bill Balkie
1970 Coupe DeVille
2009 CTS

Bill Balkie 24172

inside with groove
Bill Balkie
1970 Coupe DeVille
2009 CTS

Bill Balkie 24172

Bill Balkie
1970 Coupe DeVille
2009 CTS

Carl Schreiber

Bill -

Looks great!  Nice work!  Please share what manufacturer and p.n. filter you used.  Also, what paint did you use -
that gold is VERY difficult to get right, and yours looks correct.  Now all you need to do is work out the dual-quad
filter pods and you'd make a LOT of us happy!

Regards,

Carl Schreiber