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Tried to post a pic of the folter conversion kit but I don't think it turned out.  Got lots of pics of the truck.  I'll post tonight.
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62bigwindow (2/24/2016)
I think the Motorcraft filter is Fl-1A. It the most common Ford filter. I use the Wix equivalent. Also your motor should hold 5 quarts plus 1 for the filter. Be sure to post some pics of your ride. And welcome aboard!
I use the WIX filters also, but now that Fram bought Wix I wonder what kind of filter will be in the box?

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Anyone have a pic of the filter conversion kit?  I tried to post one but it didn't come out.  Want to make sure I get the right thing.  Also, if I decide not to switch over when I do an oil change is it essential to change out that cartridge?  I'm reading some reviews and some say they keep the original.
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The canister filters do a better job and will hold more particulates but eventually they do need to be changed. I'd change it just for peace of mind. Most auto parts store either stock the cartridge or can order them. Be aware it's a messy job.
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Dukeroche (2/24/2016)
Is this the conversion kit needed?




Click the link below and be sure to read the entry from Ted (Eaton) on the page that opens.  Ted mentions the problem with some of the aftermarket oil filter adapters that are being made off-shore.  Some are mislabeled regarding installation.
http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/Topic119490.aspx#bm119518

Hope this helps.   Smile


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Actually for now I think I'll stick with the original setup.  May go with a 10w-40 with a zinc additive.  Ill post pics soon. 

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I should ask is there a post or directions on posting pics?
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Dukeroche (2/24/2016)
Anyone have a pic of the filter conversion kit?  I tried to post one but it didn't come out.  Want to make sure I get the right thing.  Also, if I decide not to switch over when I do an oil change is it essential to change out that cartridge?  I'm reading some reviews and some say they keep the original.



Here's an original used one from eBay.  Click the link below.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-Y-BLOCK-239-256-272-292-312-SCREW-ON-OIL-FILTER-ADAPTER-/272143431507?hash=item3f5d033753:m:mgCcUu2fd7YFVcy2RO_sjkw&vxp=mtr

Here's another eBay listing for a complete conversion kit with gasket and directions.  APPEARS to be a reputable seller of Ford parts.  -Over 17,000 eBay transactions recorded, eBay participant since 2004.
Click the link below.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1957-1958-1959-57-58-59-FORD-272-292-312-SPIN-ON-OIL-FILTER-ADAPTER-NEW-/191706738292?hash=item2ca29cae74:g:4KcAAOSwKIpWDw5O&vxp=mtr

Used might be better than one of those made who-knows-where?!?  Consider sending an inquiry note to the seller of the new one after reading his description and seeing the pictures of what he's got

Hope this helps   Smile


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If your using a smart phone it super easy. Just click on the picture icon in the lower left corner if the reply box and then choose the file you want and then image. Trust me if I can do it anyone can.

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I like the idea of getting the conversion kit from eBay that came from Ford. Just have to findthe sseparate gasket.


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