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TR4/4A Fram or other spin-on cross reference for TR4a
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MGTF1250Dave
Jedi Knight
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Aloha Skip,
Another readily available oil filter is the NAPA Gold 1516 oil filter as an alternate to the FRAM PH3600. It is manufactured for them by WIX which is very reputable filter maker.
Another readily available oil filter is the NAPA Gold 1516 oil filter as an alternate to the FRAM PH3600. It is manufactured for them by WIX which is very reputable filter maker.
Geo Hahn
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Too add to your list (since some sizes may be hard to find at your FLAPS) for many years I have been using Fram PH2870A or equivalent. Was used on many German 4-cyl engines (VW & BMW) and gives a fair approximation of the size of the old canister... better still if re-painted:
