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[QUOTE="Patrick Feeley, post: 1548340, member: 2142"] Yes. The regulator parts are on the backside of the filter housing. The bypass valve can be viewed when the oil filter is removed. The early trucks as can have these parts just fall out. They updated the housing later to hold the parts in with snap-rings. On my 94, I had the bypass valve parts fall out and noticed them when I changed the oil and found some of the parts in the oil pan. I ended up getting the updated adapter at $139 (they are stupidly expensive now). I mentioned the regulator valve as many folks don't realize that they are there and lose those parts if they fall out unnoticed. Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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