PSD Oil fliter

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Does anyone know if I go to the parts store and ask for a Hastings oil filter for a 95 PSD the tall kind if it will fit my truck. I'm running one now but in a different brand. Just wasn't sure what the cut off year is for interchangeable filters.
 

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Not sure about the hastings brand, but I recently changed the oil on my '89 and used the motorcraft brand Psd oil filter (the taller one). No issues or leaks so far.
 

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Unless you have reason to believe that the Hastings filter is different than the stock 7.3 Powersmoke filter, expect it to work. The Powersmoke filter is about the fattest thing that will fit on our IDIs, and anything much longer might be trouble.
 

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I used to get all of my filters at Walmart. I think I remember $12 for oil filter for a 6.0.
 

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I was buying Baldwin PSD filters by the case... $6 each IIRC. They worked on the IDI if there was enough suspension clearance. I think the diff comes really close on a TTB truck.
 

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Hastings will work fine. I just prefer fl1995. Oil pressure guage suggests that it doesn't take as long to build pressure immediately after starting with the motorcraft with a manual guage. That and I just did mine last week and picked 3 of them up from Walmart for 7.86 a piece plus tax. And the 5 gallon bucket of 15/40 rotella for 73 and some change.
 

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Lf9027 from fleetgaurd if you want "the best" it's one of their Venturi stratapore dual media bypass and full flow . Bigger than the factory psd filter but still fits the idi. The 9691 that holds almost a gallon just barely doesn't fit. It does on a PSD.

If price is something that causes you to change your oil more frequently, (the fleetguard isn't cheap) then the motorcraft 1995 is 100% the better option. It's a great filter, regardless of what is going on I.believe I read somewhere that it has like a 10 micron absolute rating, I may be wrong on that one but if that's right it's one of the best filters on the market from any brand
 
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