Excalibur oil filter

[Flyerace]

Does anyone have a cross reference number for the PCM oil filter in the Excalibur? The PCM # is R077001. I'm looking for an off the shelf filter and the PCM # isn't cross referenced in the other brand's books. Thanks in advance.

[Hollywood]

Take it to the auto store, and match up the threads and o-ring sizes. Then find the longest one in the same size. Might get you an extra half quart even.

[ag4ever]

If it is the remote filter above the exhaust manifaold, then it is a "Ford" filter type.

The motorcraft part number is FL-1A, and you can get it at wallyworld.

[skinautique]

Fram PH-8 if you want to use that brand. This will work on all excalibur engines.

[tryan]

i had a link for an oil filter test on ccfan or here. do a search or i'll see if i can find it. i would go pcm or motorcraft. IMHO fram filters are junk.

[surfsup]

So does PCM use "Ford" filters on their Chevy block engines (i.e. Excalibur)?

[MARK-S]

All PCM engins use the motorcraft FL-1A..ford block or chevy.
I would use the FL1A from motorcraft. That is the stock filter on PCM from dealer.

[ag4ever]

It is not that they use a ford filter on a chevy block, but more that they use one type of remote oil filter mounting bracket, and that unit uses a ford filter.

The parts that attach to the blocks are differen patterns, but those should not ever be removed unless there is a problem with it.

[SuperAirDave]

I agree with TRYAN and MARK S..... I had an off road race car with extremely high oil pressure and would literally grenade fram oil filters. Talk about a mess!!! You could actually see the Fram bulge as you throttled the gas. The engine builder reccomended the Motorcraft FL1A due to its construction. Never had a problem again. Stick with the Motorcraft product.