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Should be an easy one, What is the shortest oil filter that can be fitted to the SDi pump???? I seem to remember I used a Renault 5 on something, could have been a Rover?


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Is SD1 different to P6? Was a short Pinto one on the Victor, cos of space. P6 pump though.
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Pump base is, one has the filter out forewards and one is sideways to the engine
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Post by ChrisJC »

I have this vague recollection that I fitted a Sierra Cosworth filter to mine in about 1993. Can't quite be sure which flavour though. It was about 2 inches deep.

I just visited the motor factors and asked for the shortest one they had with the same threads.

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Post by v8alex »

I know you can fit a Cosworth filter. Pretty sure you can use Renault 5 too as I remember someone saying once that they did. In fact, many filters do have the same thread size. I have a pretty short filter made by Coopers - will measure it tonight and let you know the part number too if I can find it.

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Post by winkle »

Pretty sure Fram do a short filter for a cossie Ian. Will ask my cossie cousin :lol: and try to get a part No.

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Post by Coops »

v6 essex capri use a short filter and it fits SD1,
i have used them on my capri before when using an oil plate to give clearance.
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4x4 Cossie filter is pretty short. No idea what thread it is though.
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Post by v8alex »

Just checked mine and it is a Coopers Z501, measuring 2.5"

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Does a smaller oil filter have the same flow capacity as a standard (big) filter? I remember a friend killing a 327 by fitting a smaller oil filter.
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Post by stevieturbo »

Im running a baby Citreon oil filter on my LS1......

Seems to be working ok there. Its about 3" diam, and 3.5" tall.....

Thats the size that comes on them.
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