Neely,
I know for sure that the FRAM 1019 does not fit right. I have one that I
filed, sanded and worked on for 4 hours and it never did fit up inside trans
body like the original. I know the Hastings TF17 fits since I got mine from
Chuck Kokesh. It has a copper inlet and outlet and matches the one Jim
Bounds put in my rebuilt trans. Seems the copper tubes must be slightly
smaller since they slide right in and the two others I had (non-copper FRAM
FT-1019 and the other was from O'Reily's in a blue box didn't keep the PN)
never even came close to fitting in the opening of the trans body. Just my
experience... hate to have someone share this one 8-{.
Nate '75GB (80 degrees tomorrow... and 2 weeks til Thanksgiving! Bad Boy
here I come!) Omaha
PS... gonna redo my NAPA Steering box AGAIN tomorrow. I'll time myself this
time.
>>>>>
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1999 14:40:02 -0600
From: "Neely Butler"
Subject: GMC: Transmission Filter
I am sure this has been covered before but I didn't know I needed it then.
Please give me proper number for Trans filter on '78 Elenganza II, 403
engine. Want to have it changed as I have no idea when it was done. PO
does not recall doing it.
Thanks
neely.butler
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Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1999 12:50:30 -0800
From: "Chuck Blanford"
Subject: GMC: Fw: Transmission Filter
Neely
Try these:
- - -----Original Message-----
From: EMERYSTORA
To: gmcmotorhome
Date: Saturday, September 18, 1999 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: Transmission Filter
>
>
>is the best place to go get one?
>Marlene Meineken >>
>
>Marlene -- The trans filter cross reference as listed in the GMC
>International Parts
>interchange book are:
>
>AC Delco PF-169
>Atlas 131
>Fram FT-1019
>Motorcraft FT-19
>Purolator P-219
>Union B-40
>Wix 51882
>
>Any auto parts store should also be able to sell you a filter if you just
ask
>for a GM 425 transmission filter.
>
>Often, when looking for parts for my engine or transmission, I just ask for
>something to fit a 75 or 76 Olds Toronado with a 455 engine. Filters,
coils,
>cap & rotor, modules for the distributor, etc. all match. There are some
>exceptions such as the carb and the vacuum advance mechanism but in general
>the engine and transmission parts all fit.
>
>Emery Stora
>77 Kingsley
>Santa Fe, NM
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I know for sure that the FRAM 1019 does not fit right. I have one that I
filed, sanded and worked on for 4 hours and it never did fit up inside trans
body like the original. I know the Hastings TF17 fits since I got mine from
Chuck Kokesh. It has a copper inlet and outlet and matches the one Jim
Bounds put in my rebuilt trans. Seems the copper tubes must be slightly
smaller since they slide right in and the two others I had (non-copper FRAM
FT-1019 and the other was from O'Reily's in a blue box didn't keep the PN)
never even came close to fitting in the opening of the trans body. Just my
experience... hate to have someone share this one 8-{.
Nate '75GB (80 degrees tomorrow... and 2 weeks til Thanksgiving! Bad Boy
here I come!) Omaha
PS... gonna redo my NAPA Steering box AGAIN tomorrow. I'll time myself this
time.
>>>>>
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1999 14:40:02 -0600
From: "Neely Butler"
Subject: GMC: Transmission Filter
I am sure this has been covered before but I didn't know I needed it then.
Please give me proper number for Trans filter on '78 Elenganza II, 403
engine. Want to have it changed as I have no idea when it was done. PO
does not recall doing it.
Thanks
neely.butler
- ------------------------------
Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1999 12:50:30 -0800
From: "Chuck Blanford"
Subject: GMC: Fw: Transmission Filter
Neely
Try these:
- - -----Original Message-----
From: EMERYSTORA
To: gmcmotorhome
Date: Saturday, September 18, 1999 6:14 PM
Subject: Re: GMC: Transmission Filter
>
>
>is the best place to go get one?
>Marlene Meineken >>
>
>Marlene -- The trans filter cross reference as listed in the GMC
>International Parts
>interchange book are:
>
>AC Delco PF-169
>Atlas 131
>Fram FT-1019
>Motorcraft FT-19
>Purolator P-219
>Union B-40
>Wix 51882
>
>Any auto parts store should also be able to sell you a filter if you just
ask
>for a GM 425 transmission filter.
>
>Often, when looking for parts for my engine or transmission, I just ask for
>something to fit a 75 or 76 Olds Toronado with a 455 engine. Filters,
coils,
>cap & rotor, modules for the distributor, etc. all match. There are some
>exceptions such as the carb and the vacuum advance mechanism but in general
>the engine and transmission parts all fit.
>
>Emery Stora
>77 Kingsley
>Santa Fe, NM
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