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3394 Napa Gold Fuel Filter(33394 Wix)fits Caterpillar,,mitsubishi Forklifts on 2040-parts.com

US $14.20
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Glasgow, Kentucky, United States

Glasgow, Kentucky, United States
Condition:New Brand:Napa Gold Other Part Number:6050134 234011520 FF5300 FT8813 Interchange Part Number:33394 Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:H669283 954936 65125155006 3446200300 705730 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

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Features & Benefits
NAPA Gold Fuel Filter - NAPA's Best Quality; 10 Micron
 
Attributes
Fuel Filter Gasket O.D. (Inches) : 2.487"
Fuel Filter Gasket Thickness (Inches) : .14"
Fuel Filter Height (Inches) : 4.069"
Fuel Filter O.D. (Inches) : 3.234"
Fuel Filter Style : Spin-On Fuel Filter
Gasket I.D. (Inches) : 1.987"
Fuel Filter Gasket O.D. (Inches) : 2.487"
Fuel Filter Gasket O.D. (mm) : 63 mm
Fuel Filter Gasket Thickness (Inches) : .14"
Fuel Filter Gasket Thickness (mm) : 4 mm
Fuel Filter Height (mm) : 103 mm
Fuel Filter Inlet Thread Size (mm) : 20x1.5 mm
Fuel Filter O.D. (mm) : 82 mm
Gasket I.D. (Inches) : 1.987"
Gasket I.D. (mm) : 50 mm
 
Warranty
NAPA Filters are Covered by a Comprehensive Limited Product Warranty. NAPA Filters May Pay the Reasonable Cost for Parts & Labor to Repair any System Damaged by NAPA Filters Due to a Defect in Design or Material.

Buyers Guide:
MakeModelEngineYear(s)
Caterpillar ForkliftsDP40K5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Caterpillar ForkliftsDP40KL5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Caterpillar ForkliftsDP45K5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Caterpillar ForkliftsDP50K5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Caterpillar ForkliftsDP705.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Manitou ForkliftsMLT 741-120 LSU Turbo4.4 L 269 CID L4 Perkins Diesel1997 - 2010
Mitsubishi ForkliftsFD40K5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Mitsubishi ForkliftsFD40KL5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Mitsubishi ForkliftsFD45K5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Mitsubishi ForkliftsFD50K5.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Mitsubishi ForkliftsFD705.0 L 305 CID L6 Mitsubishi Diesel1995 - 2010
Montana Tractor57403.3 L 203 CID L4 Mitsubishi S4S-D Diesel2005 - 2007
Toro MowerReelmaster 450-D2.1 L 127 CID L4 Mitsubishi 4DQ50 Diesel1984 - 1998


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