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If you always include all three and are interested in the possible combinations, its 6. XYZ XZY YXZ YZX ZXY ZYX. If you want combinations that do not include all three and order is not important there are 8. X Y Z XY XZ YZ XYZ and none.

I like larger filters, but I'll leave that question for others to answer. If you would like a longer filter, Wix 51036 appears to identical except that it is almost 1.5 inches longer. You can cross reference to other brands.

Originally Posted By: JHZR2 Use of of those little wheel ones, and remember that one inch is 25.4mm. 0.7mm = 0.027

I did this on my saturn with a custom harness. Not only do the lows stay on with the highs, but they are both brighter due to less voltage being lost in the wiring.

Originally Posted By: VW_TDI_PD There is no extended filter for this type of motor? wix 51396. 3.4 inches vs 3 for the 51394.

wix 51396

Originally Posted By: PT1 What is the cold temp pump spec for the 5w30 Torquepower? Nevermind I found it. The pour point is -33F so I am all good. It meets GM6094 so as far as I am concerned it's fine. Yep, -33C. The Q Horsepower and PP are -45C for 5W-30.

Looking at the specs, it appears the the Q Horsepower is very close to PP. The cold weather performance is not nearly as good with the Torquepower. But I'll be looking for the sales, however. I would certainly use it at those kind of prices.

Originally Posted By: lars11 Which ones can I use? Is there an oversize filter? A little more information would make it easier.

Originally Posted By: StevieC Go to the WIX filters website and find the spec's for the filter you are looking at and compare it to the one you are using now. This will give you a better idea. Your filter should cross over to a Wix 51085. This is 3.8 inches long. A number of filters appear to...

Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR What is the oversized equivalent for this Wix filter 51334 ? Ideally, the outer diameter and gasket should be the same sizes but the height (or length) should be about 1" or more longer. It would be used for '04 Honda S2000. The 51344 looks very close. It's an...

Originally Posted By: wavinwayne http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/index.asp Enter the JD# and it will give you the Wix #. It's Wix #51056 for your application. That's fine for most people, but I would hope a BITOG guy would step it up to a 51348 (3.4 inches vs 2.7) or 51516 (4.8...

Originally Posted By: atriuum0 Any advice appreciated... Get hold of a schematic, post it, and we'll see what we got.

Originally Posted By: TaterandNoodles so now I have to keep 6 different filters on the shelf instead of 7. What are the other filters? Maybe they could be futher reduced.

Originally Posted By: TaterandNoodles I was changing the oil on my GC and F150 when I discovered I had used all of the Total grip AA16 filters I had for the GC. Naturally I have a bunch of AA8A filters for the F150, so I doubled checked everything and mounted one up. Only real change was I...

Originally Posted By: 97prizm RWEST, Have you tried to polish the lenses? I did that and it seemed to help. Secondly I don't know how new your Taurus is, but if it's more than 5 years old or so the wiring harness can corrode causing more electrical resistance thus lowering the voltage that...

Yeah and then actually it was ThirdeYe who first posted the 51036. You're right, although he mistakenly gave the NAPA part number 1036.

Originally Posted By: MGregoir For a larger filter than the Wix 51040, you want the Wix 51036. Exact same mounting, but designed for trucks so it is a larger filter. Am I missing something, didn't I already suggest this?

Originally Posted By: Cressida Thanks for all the quick responses. Looks like I will stay with the M18 x 1.5 on the GM 3.4L which means the only filter I have been able to find locally is the tiny PH3387a. Wix 51036