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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Firebird / May 2007

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makofrazer@yahoo.com - 26 Mar 2007 01:08 GMT
I just purchased a 1967 camaro RS with a 350 motor.  It is leaking oil
around the oil filter.  I have pulled the oil filter.  The Guy I
bought it from put RTV abound the out side housing( part of the
block).  This out side housing spins but does not come loose.  I would
love a picture of how it works or someone that can tell me how to
disasemble it.
sdlomi2 - 29 Mar 2007 01:46 GMT
>I just purchased a 1967 camaro RS with a 350 motor.  It is leaking oil
> around the oil filter.  I have pulled the oil filter.  The Guy I
> bought it from put RTV abound the out side housing( part of the
> block).  This out side housing spins but does not come loose.  I would
> love a picture of how it works or someone that can tell me how to
> disasemble it.

   Sounds like maybe an older engine with a spin-on filter adapter.  If so
and you've got the filter off, you may find 2 small (7/16 or maybe 3/8-head)
bolts that hold that housing(adapter) to the block.  Sounds like one may
have sheared and is allowing it to spin on the remaining one. With both
removed, it should allow you to remove the housing and see what's up.   HTH,
s
Malibu81 - 16 May 2007 08:54 GMT
> <makofra...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> removed, it should allow you to remove the housing and see what's up.   HTH,
> s

This may be a silly question but you did make sure that when the old
filter was removed that the gasket from the old filter didnt stay on
the block side right? that has happened at our tire shop a few times,
the tech dosent notice that the old gasket failed to be removed with
the old filter and when the new one is installed there are now 2
gaskets on there, will leak every time.
 
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