Here is a factory AC DELCO PF-63?? Filter off of a 2014 Suburban. 8,500~ miles on factory fill and filter. Champ labs made and looks rock solid!
. Any questions ask away.
AC DELCO PF-63? (CUT OPEN) 8,000~
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It's my "storage room" (extra bedroom) LOL!
Yeah, I know the new engines in suburban a call for a PF 63 or PH 500 champ labs variant.
Ac delcos are my favorite oil filters
I like 'em too. Every time I unscrew one I get a gush of oil.
I conclude the ADB valve works in ACDelcos. Kira
I conclude the ADB valve works in ACDelcos. Kira
Yeah J wish they all were like this
First time I remember seeing a 'factory' ACDelco. Notice the Champ thread end bypass (also on FoMoCo fact. filter). That's unlike the over the counter OEM 'classic' PF63, in the link below which uses dome bypass. And then there's the PF63E ecore which now also uses a dome end poppet style bypass, no combo valve.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3433874/Cut_open:_ACDelco_PF63_with_6,
Looks good.
Thanks for pics.
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3433874/Cut_open:_ACDelco_PF63_with_6,
Looks good.
Thanks for pics.
You are welcome sayjac
. I hope to get a hold of a factory PF-48 tomorrow as I notice they don't seem to have a ADBV under the baseplate. If I get a few or even one I'll cut&spots here ;-)
Yes sir!
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Originally Posted By: mrsilv04
I'm using the PF-61 "Classic" on my GM pickups. I suspect that it is very similar on the inside.
No black nitrile or red silicone ADBV in your PF 61.
I'm using the PF-61 "Classic" on my GM pickups. I suspect that it is very similar on the inside.
No black nitrile or red silicone ADBV in your PF 61.
these were great filters and still good (non E Core)
The e cores in my opinion are garbage!
The e cores in my opinion are garbage!
Originally Posted By: car51
.... I hope to get a hold of a factory PF-48 tomorrow as I notice they don't seem to have a ADBV under the baseplate. If I get a few or even one I'll cut&spots here ...
If you can't see the adbv, sounds like an ecore. They have an auxiliary outer base/tapping plate that covers/hides the adbv.
According to available information including previous dissections posted here, the PF-48 and 48e spec an adbv.
.... I hope to get a hold of a factory PF-48 tomorrow as I notice they don't seem to have a ADBV under the baseplate. If I get a few or even one I'll cut&spots here ...
If you can't see the adbv, sounds like an ecore. They have an auxiliary outer base/tapping plate that covers/hides the adbv.
According to available information including previous dissections posted here, the PF-48 and 48e spec an adbv.
Sayjac: I have a PF-48 off a 2014 Impala and there is no ADBV but it does not appear to be ECORE. I'll cut&post hopefully this evening. Says "replace with PF-63 as that's a PH 500 cross red #
Stay tuned folks
Stay tuned folks
When I took the factory filter off my 2011 Terrain, there was no ADV and it wasn't a PF63, but it had a sticker on it to replace with PF63.
I think I remember reading somewhere that the factory filter was shorter so that it didn't get damaged while installing the powertrain in the vehicle.
Why no ADV is beyond me. Initial priming of the engine? The filter was positioned in a way where it wasn't necessary anyway.
I think I remember reading somewhere that the factory filter was shorter so that it didn't get damaged while installing the powertrain in the vehicle.
Why no ADV is beyond me. Initial priming of the engine? The filter was positioned in a way where it wasn't necessary anyway.
Dishdude; I will be cutting a PF-48 filter from a 14' Impala soon. Stay tuned and it's not ECORE
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