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Triumph Trident Hurricane BSA A75 Drop-In Element Oil Filter

Triumph Trident Hurricane BSA A75 Drop-In Element Oil Filter 70-6571/E

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Triumph Trident Hurricane BSA A75 Drop-In Element Oil Filter
More than 100 in stock at MAP Cycle
More than 100 in stock at MAP Cycle
$7.45
Keep oil sludge and sediments from ruining your valuable vintage motorcycle. Get this high quality oil filter element at a great price! Fits Triumph and BSA triples including T150, T160 Trident, X75 Hurricane and BSA A75 Rocket 3.
$7.45

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Keep oil sludge and sediments from ruining your valuable vintage motorcycle. Get this high quality oil filter element at a great price! Fits Triumph and BSA triples including T150, T160 Trident, X75 Hurricane and BSA A75 Rocket 3.

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SKU 70-6571/E
Manufacture EMGO
Additional Information

Additional Information

SKU 70-6571/E
Manufacture EMGO
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Fitment Information

BSA Models

  • BSA A75 Rocket 1968 - 1971
  • BSA A75V Rocket 1972

Triumph Models

  • Triumph Trident 750 5 Speed T150V 1973
  • Triumph Trident 750 Electric Start Triple T160V 1975 - 1976
  • Triumph Trident 750 T150 1969 - 1970
  • Triumph Trident 750 Triple T150V 1974 - 1975
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I own a 1970 Triumph Bonneville 650. Does your product work on my bike? Where does the oil feed the filter? Does it install on the gravity side of the hose leading to the oil pump, or on the return side coming from the engine back to the tank? It is obvious to me that the best way for the filter to do its job would be to filter the oil as it enters the engine between the oil tank and the oil pump. This way there is no possibility of having contaminated oil to enter the crankcase. Otherwise, if the oil is being filtered as it returns to the oil tank, any sludge, grit or other contamination coming from the tank (gravity feed) to the oil pump will still contaminate the oil as it enters the crankcase.

Having better information on where the filter fits into my bike would tell me how efficient it will work to protect my engine from contamination.

I am just now completing a complete engine rebuild because the person I bought it from (full restored so the advertising read) likely forgot to clean the sand blasting material from the inside of the oil tank which contaminated the whole engine causing overheating and engine failure. You oil filter would not have done anything to prevent the contaminated oil from the oil tank from getting into my crankcase. I have done the best I can to clean the grit out of the oil tank but want an aftermarket oil filter to keep ANY contamination from entering my engine if possible.

Thanks ahead of time.

Tom Pinkerton
619-335-6598
tom@rlcsd.com

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