Center of universe looking for answer on saturn
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Onequick26
Puts Nitro on his Cheerios
I would think as long as the gasket area and the threads are the same on both filters it would work.The size would only matter on the amount of oil the filter holds..The parts dept at work has a big filter book i'll take a look and for ya..........
Onequick26
Puts Nitro on his Cheerios
Clipper,
I took a look in are filter book at work and no part #'s crossed from saturn to ford,but it only goes back to '90 model year so any way the pro-tech filter # for all saturn's is 130. hope this help's.
I took a look in are filter book at work and no part #'s crossed from saturn to ford,but it only goes back to '90 model year so any way the pro-tech filter # for all saturn's is 130. hope this help's.
FlatBroke
Hostage Negotiator
hey guys,
don't forget that a Saturn has a spin-on filter on the tranney also....
DON'T ask how I know...
don't forget that a Saturn has a spin-on filter on the tranney also....
DON'T ask how I know...
canterburyfour
Well-known member
Don't forget that filters have a bypass presure. If the presure is to high for the filter it does not work.
Onequick26
Puts Nitro on his Cheerios
hey guys,
don't forget that a Saturn has a spin-on filter on the tranney also....
DON'T ask how I know...
I did not know that..But now I do.
Onequick26
Puts Nitro on his Cheerios
Good point I forgot about that.
phitter67
Well-known member
According to the link in the oil filters thread Chrysler 2.2/2.5 can use the same as 5.0 Ford. Maybe it'll work the other way, as they are smaller. Worth a look anyway. Tim
Unkl Ian
Allergic to Idiots
SOME filters are internally bypassing,others are not.
There are short filters available for the SBF,without risking a mismatch.
There are short filters available for the SBF,without risking a mismatch.
Unkl Ian
Allergic to Idiots
If you have a serious clearance problem,there are right angle adapters available.
Or you can run a remote filter.
I'd rather have a larger filter than some of the little tiny late model filters.
Or you can run a remote filter.
I'd rather have a larger filter than some of the little tiny late model filters.
Todd
He's just one of them Rusty-Chainers!
This may show my age a bit. If you need a shorter oil filter to fit a Ford get one for a Dodge. The 318 oil filter is shorter than the 302. As I remember, and I have been away from the parts counter along time, PH8A is Ford and PH16 is Mopar. It is like the GM filter #25 is short #35 is long. Please correct me if I am wrong on the numbers.
