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Threads used on Alpines

am99ey

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In the far past I have come across a list of threads used on an 1722cc Alpine. Can not find it anymore with the top/right search function.
Hoping to get a hint from someone.
I will use an oil filter OC25 with an oil change, but not sure if the thread on the filter is correct. The specification of the OC25 says "3 / 4"-16UNF-2B".
(I am not so familiar with the imperial measuring system... ¦-)
 
The threads on the oil filter block are 3/4" - 16 tpi (threads per inch). Check the gasket dimensions, too. Here are the specs on the Purolator L14670 filter which is compatible.

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The threads on the oil filter block are 3/4" - 16 tpi (threads per inch). Check the gasket dimensions, too. Here are the specs on the Purolator L14670 filter which is compatible.

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Thank you a lot. OC25 states: OuterD: 71mm InnerD: 61.7mm . I guess that should be fine.

Oil is going to be ordinary 10W-40 (semisyntetic at least):
ACEA A3/B4, API SN/CF
Performance Level:
MB 229.1, VW 501 01/ 505 00
FIAT 9.55535-D2/G2

cheers, Andy
 
Oil type/viscosity is totally wrong. You should use good mineralic ( low or no additives) 20W50 instead...
 
Maybe search for Whitworth. If I recall, one bolt related to the seats was believed to be a Whitworth. So maybe a discussion of that will lead to a more complete list.
 
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