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  1. 21st August 2008, 03:35 PM #1
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    What Oil Filter for P76 4.4?

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    What is the part no. for an oil filter for P76 4.4 in my Rangie?

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  2. 21st August 2008, 03:55 PM #2
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    Was the housing from the rangie swapped over to the 4.4 when the conversion was done? If so it will use the standard Z9. Mine does.
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    Don't know.

    Are they normally swapped?
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    Z86 - Oil Filter

    Model Number Z86 Seam OD96 mm Seam HT133 mm Gasket ID61 mm Gasket OD71.4 mm Anti Drain Thread13/16" X 18UNS
    Due to our policy of continuous product development we reserve the right to change specifications without notice. Major Applications B.L.M.C.P76 Oil Replacement Product for PMZ86 NISSAN PARTMART
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    Quote Originally Posted by Capstan View Post
    Don't know.

    Are they normally swapped?
    Yes.
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    Hey Capstan,

    As Jimbo110 said a Ryco Z86, Repco normally carry em or get em in. Sometimes they're thin on the ground and hard to get.
    If ya have any problems, give me a PM.
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    If you have more than 1 fan belt you have a rangie timing cover so a Z9 is the filter you require.
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  8. 23rd August 2008, 01:24 PM #8
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    Thanks gang.

    Z9 is the go.
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