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Fram Fuel Filter Filters P3594 New on 2040-parts.com

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Carroll, Ohio, United States

Carroll, Ohio, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Fram Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:P3594 Core:0.00

THIS IS A FRAM FUEL FILTER NEW IN PLASTIC , NUMBER P3594

IS JUST OVER 5 INCHES TALL AND IS 3 3/4 '' AT THE BASE .

THREADS ARE NEW AND RUBBER SEAL IS GOOD.

IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS PLEASE MESSAGE ME

THIS IS AN AS IS SALE , AS I HAVE DESCRIBED THIS ITEM TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WILL BE ADDITIONAL , AS WELL AS ALASKA AND HAWAII

PAYMENTS WILL BE MADE TO MY PAYPAL FOR THIS ITEM


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