F134 Horizontal Oil Filter

I am in search of a part number or source for the horizontal oil filter bracket and lines that were used in 70-71 on the F134. Looks like this factory photo.

 

you don't know how many times . I had to look at picture before I could find filter

 

Glad I wasn’t the only one. I finally questioned, “Why does it have an alternator and a generator?”

 

Mark, from my Parts Catalog W-1195R1 dated Sept 1970, it lists "Oil filter and lines (with exhaust emissions)" Group 10-L5 (plate #4219).
The diagram has a good parts breakdown, listing which Group to refer to in the catalog, but then its more vague.
The catalog shows the mid-60s top mounted spin-on filter (plate 4239), and the late "emissions" low horizontal mount (plate 4219), but each have clearly different parts, for instance, "tube" has the same section reference of Group 10-17 with 4 "tubes" shown. To further confuse things, "Group 10-16a, filter" has 3 variations; oil filter, rubber shock-mounted oil filter, and throw-away type oil filter. We'll assume you need the "throw-away"parts.
Here are the main components of the low horizontal mount system.
Bracket: 35-99 #945140
Spacer: 35-99 #947478
Tube: 10-17 (long) inlet 27 1/2" long #910290 (top mount?) or #929915 (throw away) higher part #
Tube: 10-17 (short) outlet 12" long #808272(top mount?) or #932347 ( throw away)
Nut: 10-16a (for second short tube) 3/4-16 #G219758
Base: 10-16a #929838 (throw away)
Brace: 35-99 (for clamp to steady filter canister) #G120214, or #945134 ( oil filter to block)
Clamp: 10-16a ( to steady filter canister) #G451240
Filter: 10-16a (filter canister, appears to be spin-on) #936407 fram, #5577981
Elbow: 10-17 (attaches first tube to engine) #G137420 3/16", oil line to cyl block, or #G137421 flared tube, 90 degree, or #G137421, 1/4" inverted flare for throw away filter
The rest of the parts I haven't listed appear to be common fasteners.
The bold selections are likely the part you are looking for. The Group 35-99 parts are "Parts peculiar for exhaust emission controlled system" and mainly list the air pump and components, but include a few oil filter components.
If you need photos from my Catalog, I may be able to email or message you via phone. PM me if you need this.
Hope this helps-Donny

 

That's exactly what I need. I will send you a PM Donny.

Any thoughts on a source?

 

Wow, you guys never cease to Amaze me, I love this place. Good Luck

 

Can't help you with the bracket but Walcks sells the Filter adapter. I used one on my 134L

 

Very Nice, I would love to see it all done.

 

That looks so nice. Did you fab the bracket or purchase it somewhere?

 

I came back to this to study the photo one more time. That is amazing including the shine on the magnetic parts bowls. Great work!!

 

Everything you see on the engine that is made from aluminum I made from scratch (well except the alternator housing and the Neck on the GM thermostat housing I did make the base section) Its quite a bit farther along now. shooting for a July 4th on the road date.

 

That, Sir, is one beautiful project. Makes me want to do another Jeep. Very Nice, Good Luck

 

A work of art.

 

Thanks guys its been a very long road.
The plan is to baby it and car show it for the first year then its off to explore the Western US and Canada. I even plan on getting to the Arctic Circle in iit once I retire in 6 years. Lots of places on the list to visit.

 

Is that a hydraulic quick disco I see poking out the rear? I assume that mates up to your box on the firewall? What fun do you have in store for that?

 

With my apologies to the OP, I too really enjoy making aluminum parts. This is the one I made for the new 3B engine.

 

NICE. So make me an oil filter bracket with your scraps.

 

My 70 has a 1050 Napa (WIX) Horizontal, just like the schematic pic.
Thought it was add on, but it's what book at Napa called for?