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Old 11-26-2021, 01:50 AM   #6
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Re: 1968 292 Oil Filter Threaded Adapter

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Originally Posted by Fieljekoel View Post
I've seen those, but I'm hesitant because the current filter location is entirely flush to the block, and the oil filter isn't recessed so there can't be anything protruding. I also don't remember anything that looked like that when I changed the oil in the past. I attached a pick of the oil filter location.

I've already contacted the rebuilder about this, and they gave me a part number to order, and it wasn't the right part. I know this isn't the best situation but it is what it is now, and I'm just trying to get my truck going again. I found this part from the same site:

https://www.classicindustries.com/pr...yABEgIkrvD_BwE

Would this be right? Could the bypass valve be configured differently for my engine? Do I need the bypass valve?
I stand corrected. That part in your link is probably what's missing. The bypass valve is the "washer looking" round item located at about 12:00 in your picture. Yes, you need a bypass valve. It's to prevent oil starvation in the event the oil filter plugs up and stops oil flow.
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