dallas ward
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Has anyone bought a oil filter adapter gasket from Napa,autozone or advanced auto and do u happen to have a part number
It would be 3 gaskets total
It would be 3 gaskets total
Oil filter adapter gaskets
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dallas ward
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I am picking up engine today and builder is going to prime with oil before I take it but I need the adapter gaskets asap
dallas ward
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Nobody around here is going to have the mopar one.
I bought 1 from autozone about 5 years ago it had all the gaskets
But they can't find it
I believe it was a duralast gasket set
I bought 1 from autozone about 5 years ago it had all the gaskets
But they can't find it
I believe it was a duralast gasket set
dallas ward
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Sorta kinda would like to pick up engine today
When put engine in the first time I bought a gasket set from Napa ,autozone or advanced
These are the parts stores in my town
So I know 1 of these stores sold me a set
When put engine in the first time I bought a gasket set from Napa ,autozone or advanced
These are the parts stores in my town
So I know 1 of these stores sold me a set
Lustle
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I recently reinstalled my 90 degree adapter and had some leaking issues. I called the local dealerships, they said no stock anywhere on the gasket kits. They "estimated" up to 6 months or longer to get one. Your best bet is mancini or summit. They sell them.
What I ended up doing was using the felpro 70522 on the block (make sure it clean on the block and there is no gasket material left there). I used lots of permatex gasket dressing on it. Let it get nice and sticky. It helps hold the gasket in place and seal it against the block. Then I used a copper crush washer under the bolt head. And reused the gasket between the bolt and block. I also held the adapter against the block and spun it around. You'll notice it tends to fit better at a certain angle. Generally where the filter is aimed slightly down towards the torsion bar. I used lots and lots of torque on the bolt and haven't had a problem since.
What I ended up doing was using the felpro 70522 on the block (make sure it clean on the block and there is no gasket material left there). I used lots of permatex gasket dressing on it. Let it get nice and sticky. It helps hold the gasket in place and seal it against the block. Then I used a copper crush washer under the bolt head. And reused the gasket between the bolt and block. I also held the adapter against the block and spun it around. You'll notice it tends to fit better at a certain angle. Generally where the filter is aimed slightly down towards the torsion bar. I used lots and lots of torque on the bolt and haven't had a problem since.
ValiantOne
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^^^ Yep,
Just bought one myself Superformance 90 Degree Oil Filter Adaptor Kit
Cant find them at any of the local stores so i had to mail order.
iw378
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Mancini. Get 2 sets so you you don't have to wait. It's nice to have spare parts on hand
Dartsun
Mopar Dude
Jegs sells the MP oil adaptor gasket sets for 10$. Dustin
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