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Fleetguard Mk12381 Maintenance Kit Lf691a Ff5319 Ff5207 Filters Oil Fuel on 2040-parts.com

US $20.00
Location:

Santa Fe Springs, California, United States

Santa Fe Springs, California, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:MK12381 - LF691A, FF5319, FF5207 Other Part Number:BF7587, 86674, TP1322, LFF2749, LFF2749-1, F75185 Interchange Part Number:LF691A, FF5319, FF5207 Warranty:No

Fleetguard MK12381 Maintenance Kit, includes LF691A, FF5319, and FF5207 filters for fuel and oil, new in the box, filters still sealed in plastic, old stock, was used to service mid to late 1990s Sterlings with Cat C12 engine. 

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