Gano auto coolant filter

[Bill in NJ]

What size it needed for a model a? I assume the clear ones are better ? What is the approx cost ? Thanks in advance.

[RawhideKid]

http://www.ganofilters.com/

[Brian SATX]

I use the clear one. You can tell when it needs to be cleaned that way. I really like it.

[Vern]

I seem to recall that the filter cost about &55.00. When they say don't use any caustic coolant as it will deteriorate the clear plastic, believe it.

[RawhideKid]

Originally Posted by Bill in NJ

What size it needed for a model a? I assume the clear ones are better ? What is the approx cost ? Thanks in advance.

Well, lets see.....the bottom hose is 1¾, and the top hose is 2". Now, I ordered the one for the 2" since that is where I placed mine, and would recommend that is where you put yours to keep the garbage from entering the radiator. It also makes it easy to clean up there.

[Clockguy2]

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About 8" of the toe of a nylon stocking slipped over the radiator inlet before fastening the hose on does the same thing for about a dollar. Just change it out yearly.

[Dollar Bill]

I installed one of the clear Gano filters several years ago. The ability to see coolant is an added bonus.

Tom W posted a Caterpillar strainer that will also serve to keep your radiator clean.

[glenn in camino]

Use the size if the upper hose.

[frmhrt]

in a '49 flathead V8 with a coolant line from each side of the block to the radiator is it necessary to install a Gano filter in each of the two lines?

thx
af

[Tom Endy]

I just received two from Gano. I ordered the clear, size "large" 1 3/4" to 1 7/8" I.D. They fit inside the upper hose perfectly. They are $42 each. They look to be well made.


Tom Endy

[Dollar Bill]

Originally Posted by frmhrt

in a '49 flathead V8 with a coolant line from each side of the block to the radiator is it necessary to install a Gano filter in each of the two lines? thx af

You will have only partial coolant filtering with a single screen.