[DeTomaso] Tefba Coolant Filter
MikeLDrew at aol.com
MikeLDrew at aol.com
Wed Mar 12 14:33:04 EDT 2014
Mike,
FWIW another possible alternative is the Gano filter:
http://www.ganofilters.com/
I had one in my GT350 for a few years and it was astounding how much debris
it managed to catch. Even with a properly filled cooling system, cast
iron blocks are always sloughing off casting scale etc.
The only potential drawback to a filter like this is that if you fail to
pay attention to it, it could plug up and restrict flow in the cooling system.
However, the radiator would otherwise be serving that function, so it's
better to have it happen here, no?
The Tefba filter seems more user-friendly from a maintenance perspective.
I know Charlie McCall has one fitted on his car and has reported that it
has worked well--and constantly. That is, I believe it is a periodic
maintenance item, and each time he has checked it, he has found trapped debris
there.
Charlie--true?
Mike
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Mike,
FWIW another possible alternative is the Gano filter:
http://www.ganofilters.com/
I had one in my GT350 for a few years and it was astounding how much
debris it managed to catch. Even with a properly filled cooling
system, cast iron blocks are always sloughing off casting scale etc.
The only potential drawback to a filter like this is that if you fail
to pay attention to it, it could plug up and restrict flow in the
cooling system. However, the radiator would otherwise be serving that
function, so it's better to have it happen here, no?
The Tefba filter seems more user-friendly from a maintenance
perspective.
I know Charlie McCall has one fitted on his car and has reported that
it has worked well--and constantly. That is, I believe it is a
periodic maintenance item, and each time he has checked it, he has
found trapped debris there.
Charlie--true?
Mike
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