Does anybody know the part number for the oversize (Ford) oil filter for a Jeep 4.0L straight six engine(non-metric threads) in the Bosch Premium?
look around for independent auto supply shops. it shouldn't take you long to hunt down a private label purolator or wix filter.quote:
Originally posted by Greaser:
Thanks for the replies...I'm using the Ford V8 filter numbers..I think it's 80-91 302 V8's...but I think the 3500 Bosch Premium might be the one...I'll check when I get to Autozone to be sure.Canadian Tire up here in Canada used to stock them but not any more.Fram edged them out I guess.The dude at the counter told me all we have are Fram,Motormaster (Fram),Quaker State(Fram),or Formula 1 (Fram)...big choice...I was flipping a few filters over on the shelf to peak inside of them...on of the Quaker States disdn't have a rubber gasket on it,and it was wrapped in plastic for sale
.I'll have to go across the border to a country where there are choices I guess![]()
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Around here they all stock Fram,Purolater,Wix(Napa)or Baldwin(Amzoil)...but I want to try a Bosch Premium!I use the Mobils now and find I'm getting a slight lag on my 01 TJ at start-up,according to the gauge.My 99 XJ is the same pressure with OEM or the Mobils so that will stay with the Mobils.It's just a little experiment with filters. I want what I want so back to the states I goquote:
Originally posted by In a World Called Catastrophe:
look around for independent auto supply shops. it shouldn't take you long to hunt down a private label purolator or wix filter.quote:
Originally posted by Greaser:
Thanks for the replies...I'm using the Ford V8 filter numbers..I think it's 80-91 302 V8's...but I think the 3500 Bosch Premium might be the one...I'll check when I get to Autozone to be sure.Canadian Tire up here in Canada used to stock them but not any more.Fram edged them out I guess.The dude at the counter told me all we have are Fram,Motormaster (Fram),Quaker State(Fram),or Formula 1 (Fram)...big choice...I was flipping a few filters over on the shelf to peak inside of them...on of the Quaker States disdn't have a rubber gasket on it,and it was wrapped in plastic for sale
.I'll have to go across the border to a country where there are choices I guess![]()
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So long as it isn't an older Cherokee with the metric threads. I -think- that includes 1987-1991 Cherokees with the 4.0l. I know thats the case for my '88 at least! Converting to the standard threads to use the "oversized" filter is a pretty easy and common mod on these older engines (except for needing the T60 Torx socket - more tools!)quote:
Originally posted by Ryan00TJ:
That is correct the SuperTech ST8A is the correct oversized filter for the Jeep 2.5 and 4.0 engines.