differant bhaf for differant year trucks???
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differant bhaf for differant year trucks???
Hi all wanted to replace stock box and k&n... so printed off Bumpy trucks old smokey copy template read Dan Brooks reply to filter bhaf tread and order his filter.....fg ah19037 checked bumpy's template it calls for a 5 in hole seems larger than filter pull hose off stock box..attach bhaf.. loose fit a differant c lamp may make it tighter but dia seems 1/2 to small then read that the 93 boxes and flters are differant than 92 so is there a differant bhaf for 93 air snorkel [WesternStar dealer only supply... fleetgaurd only choice] thanks Eric
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Same snorkel hose for 92, 93's though. They have a 5" clamp. The bhaf is 4" od. You need a smaller clamp. You will never get it tight enough, it will never stay on.. over time it will come loose, trust me. Yes you could wrap some black tape around the neck of the bhaf to increase od, but still gonna work itself loose.
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You need the 5" hole because the neck of the new filter has a radius to the flat surface. In other words, it's not a crisp 90* angle where the neck meets the flat surface of the filter. And also, if I'm not mistaken, the ID of the filter is 4", not the OD. So the OD would be something like 4 1/2". The metal ring from the stock housing fits the new filter neck exactly...so it's the same size.
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Yep you were mistaken. BHAF neck od is 4". This is how we get 4"exhaust pipe over the neck of the filter used in intake systems. BTDT. The clamp on filter end is 5" BTDT. Also BTDT on filter coming off alot because you can only tighten the bigger clamp so much, then the filter vibrates off, allowing tons of silicone to enter your engine.
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This is straight off the WIX website:
Part Number: 42790
UPC Number: 765809427907
Principal Application: Donaldson Disposable Housing
All Applications
Style: Air Filter
Service: Air
Height: 11.880
Outer Diameter: 10.500
Inner Diameter Top: Closed
Inner Diameter Bottom: 4.000
Ends: Plastic
Part Number: 42790
UPC Number: 765809427907
Principal Application: Donaldson Disposable Housing
All Applications
Style: Air Filter
Service: Air
Height: 11.880
Outer Diameter: 10.500
Inner Diameter Top: Closed
Inner Diameter Bottom: 4.000
Ends: Plastic
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Fleetguard part information for AH19037 is listed below.
Part: AH19037
Manufacturer: FLEETGUARD
Part Type: Air Housing, Disposable
End Connection ID: 101.6 mm (4 in)
End Connection Height: 35.052 mm (1.38 in)
Largest Housing OD: 266.7 mm (10.5 in)
Overall Height: 301.75 mm (11.88 in)
Additional Information:
DONALDSON ECB105006
For Marine applications, use
AH19004 For Marine Applications, use AH19004
Product Comment
Disposable Housing Unit
Hmmm, well ya still need a smaller clamp if you don't have a mount, and just lay the filter/hose on the fenderliner .
Part: AH19037
Manufacturer: FLEETGUARD
Part Type: Air Housing, Disposable
End Connection ID: 101.6 mm (4 in)
End Connection Height: 35.052 mm (1.38 in)
Largest Housing OD: 266.7 mm (10.5 in)
Overall Height: 301.75 mm (11.88 in)
Additional Information:
DONALDSON ECB105006
For Marine applications, use
AH19004 For Marine Applications, use AH19004
Product Comment
Disposable Housing Unit
Hmmm, well ya still need a smaller clamp if you don't have a mount, and just lay the filter/hose on the fenderliner .
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Oh, I don't dispute you need a smaller clamp. Mine's just sort of laying there on the filter until I can get a smaller one. Some vibration and I think it would come off. The original clamp isn't so much of a clamp as it is a collar that won't slide past the metal ring on the stock box. There's a pic in my gallery of this. If I can figure a way to stoutly attach the metal ring to the new BHAF neck, which does slide right on, Then the original clamp will work just fine.
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Hey thanks for the replys guys. sooooooooo I have correct filter ,yes i understand 5 in opening for radius incease that leaves a tight fit obviosly a mount to minimize movement which leaves how to FIRMLY ATTACH HOUSING has anybody sourced a coupler sleeve such as used in exhaust system with so many people running bhaf there has to be some good salutions out there besides smaller clamp and constant checking Eric
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I'm going to a smooth intake tube like WannaDiesel and others have.
Here's an example for ChrisLib
Just about a foot of 4" aluminum intake pipe and two 4" 45* rubber boots with clamps. You could insert a small piece of the 4" pipe into the filter to couple it to the boot. Or just slide the boot over the filter end with a piece of pipe inside the neck to stiffen it up. You can get all the parts for this from http://www.airflo.com/
Here's an example for ChrisLib
Just about a foot of 4" aluminum intake pipe and two 4" 45* rubber boots with clamps. You could insert a small piece of the 4" pipe into the filter to couple it to the boot. Or just slide the boot over the filter end with a piece of pipe inside the neck to stiffen it up. You can get all the parts for this from http://www.airflo.com/
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