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Old 07-09-2013, 08:21 PM
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Does anyone know if there is a cartridge style over-the-counter oil filter that will work in a 239 flathead?
 
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Old 07-09-2013, 08:31 PM
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NAPA # 1006. I have also used #1004 in a pinch. They are good quality WIX filters.
 
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In a super pinch fram C4.........at orileys.
 
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Originally Posted by obscurity
Does anyone know if there is a cartridge style over-the-counter oil filter that will work in a 239 flathead?
Since oil filters were an option back then, are you asking for the cartridge oil filter element (6731) only, or a complete cartridge oil filter assembly?
 
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I think I just need the cartridge element. The engine has most everything else in your illustration. I have thought about adding a spin on conversion but at least in the short term I am looking for a cartridge element I can use without having to mail-order it.
 
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The filter element is as described by Tinman, NAPA stocks them. The filter system does not lend itself to using a spin-on because it only filters 5% or so of the oil pumped by the engine, and gravity drains to the oil pan. There are ways to convert to a modern 95% filtration system with remote spin-on element, but they require complete engine disassembly and modification.
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
Since oil filters were an option back then, are you asking for the cartridge oil filter element (6731) only, or a complete cartridge oil filter assembly?
Where did the pic come from (book, online, manual, etc)?
 
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Old 07-13-2013, 02:21 AM
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Where did the pic come from (book, online, manual, etc)?
Parts CD, 1948-56 Ford Truck Master Parts Catalog CD - HiPo Parts Garage
 
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