Fleetguard LF14000NN Oil Filter Cummins 4367100 (18 filters) TWA BY SAE J 1985 Package Quantity:1 Can

Name: Fleetguard LF14000NN Oil Filter Cummins 4367100 (18 filters) TWA BY SAE J 1985 Package Quantity:1 Can
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 65145223835
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Fleetguard LF14000NN Oil Filter Cummins 4367100 (18 filters) TWA BY SAE J 1985 Package Quantity:1 Can TWA BY SAE J 1985 96 % (96 %) MICRON RATING BY SAE J 1985 25 micron (25 micron) Technical Specifications IS AN ELEMENT FOR 3951006S Uses Service Part 3947136S Filter Used With 3975404 Product Comments Slow release lubricity enhancing fuel filter Stratapore Media Cross References: FGFS20022 (33733 WIX) Fits 6 FRAM PH8691 LF14000NN is now standard on all new Cummins ISX engines and should be used to service all ISX engines

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