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> 914/6 Oil Filter, 1976 2.7L CIS in 1975 914
Kansas 914
post May 8 2026, 07:25 AM
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I have conflicting information on the correct oil filter in my 914/6 conversion.

It is a 1975 with a 1976 2.7L CIS. It does have a 914/6 Oil tank.

I have been told Mahle OC54 and OC61. I have both on the shelf which confuses me more.

Thanks in advance - Mike
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post May 8 2026, 08:49 AM
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QUOTE(Kansas 914 @ May 8 2026, 06:25 AM) *

I have conflicting information on the correct oil filter in my 914/6 conversion.

It is a 1975 with a 1976 2.7L CIS. It does have a 914/6 Oil tank.

I have been told Mahle OC54 and OC61. I have both on the shelf which confuses me more.

Thanks in advance - Mike

Isn't the correct filter dictated by which oil filter console (aka bracket or standoff) you have?

Stock 914-6 oil tank has 901-107-025-00 console, that would fit 901-107-203-09 filter. This is same as used on 1965-73 911s. Not sure which Mahle that would map to.
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post May 8 2026, 09:44 AM
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From what I understand either of those filters OC54 or OC61 will work on a stock 914-6. I use the red Purolator PC 34 (901.107.203.10) sold by Porsche Classic
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post May 8 2026, 09:58 AM
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This is correct data. Here is a original 6 with the factory Purolator filter referenced. The car is running a 3.2. The stock oil tank dictates the filter needed. Recommendation is to use only Porsche filters, they have an internal bypass many aftermarkets do not.
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From what I understand either of those filters OC54 or OC61 will work on a stock 914-6. I use the red Purolator PC 34 (901.107.203.10) sold by Porsche Classic

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post May 8 2026, 10:39 AM
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Also have a 2.7 with stock 914-6 tank. Believe I run the OC61.
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post May 8 2026, 11:11 AM
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depends on factory adapter ,,stock oc=61 ... there is a 911 , adapter that fits stock tanks and Bens, uses OC-54 .... thread size determines wich one..
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post May 8 2026, 12:54 PM
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For stock console, OC-61 is the right one. Lately, I've been pushed to OC-59
by (I think) pelican. Maybe OC-61 is discontinued.
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post May 8 2026, 03:09 PM
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Thanks guys - you are the best - cheers!
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post May 8 2026, 04:04 PM
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A bunch of misinformation here. The correct filter for a stock console is oc61 and for the upgraded console like what I sell should use the oc54. It has zero to do with oil lines (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wacko.gif) it’s all about the console
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post May 8 2026, 05:13 PM
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post May 8 2026, 05:42 PM
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oil lines ??

Filter thread size yes.., 0C-61 smaller
0C-54 bigger
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