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> Sandwich Adapter, Solution for fitment ?
914work
post Apr 9 2018, 08:22 PM
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So I have one in the Werke shope that is a bad leak'er.
74 2.0L street car.
Front mount cooler with the ubiquitous Mocal sandwich adapter which seems to
be a significant (but not the entire) culprit.
One of the issues that is probably contributing to the problem is the clearance of the oil filter.
Due to the depth of the adapter the oil filter is low enough that the engine cross bar impacts the Oil filter.
There is just enough clearance, but given the eng. bar is rubber mounted its without a doubt vibrating on the filter body.
Anyone else deal with this & what was the solution.
I checked the rubber mounts & they are in good shape.
Different filter brand? Space out the Motor mounts off the case?

Thanks


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Elliot Cannon
post Apr 15 2018, 05:41 PM
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I was under the car today checking things out for RTE 66 and took an additional pic of my sandwich adapter/oil filter clearance. It looks to be about 1/8th of an inch from the engine mount bar.


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