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Old 03-20-2007, 12:35 AM
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Anyone have any tips........My cannister filter assy on the 66 is dripping........I took it off , added a new Filter and Gasket and it still dripped.......I had another Cannister, so I changed the Cannister, Gasket, and filter again and it still drips.........any advice.....

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Yeah, dont look under your car anymore.

But serioulsy folks, there is also an O-ring or sealing washer that goes under the long bolt I believe. That never gets replaced and always drips.
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it still drips.........any advice.....

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Depends!

Oops! I mean, it depends on where the drip is. Like Steve said, the gasket around the bold is likely the culprit, but you could also check the "O" ring up inside the block. Maybe there's something between the machined surface and the "O" ring.
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I forgot to mention that this is on the Rebuilt Engine that just went back in the Chevelle......Didn't leak before..Noticed it right after start up, not much ....just a couple of drips.......It's not coming from the Oil Pressure port...Bone dry there, but I can see where the drip ran down the Outside of the Cannister???????
Maybe I should take the filter adaptor out of the Block and change the Gasket there, but I think the Cannister Gasket bulges out and seals the outside of the Cannister also?????


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Ken,
Is there a check/by pass valve in the adapter?
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How much oil pressure you running??
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Crack in the cannsiter/adaptor? Double gaskets by accident? Just mentioning the "duh" items.
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How much oil pressure you running??

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Stock Pump.......Gonna pull it apart tonight and look at everything closer........

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Me soon as I sell my FORD!!!
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