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Fuel Water Separator Filter Wix 33419 Fits 81-91 Mack R 11.0l--6 on 2040-parts.com

US $26.97
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Buford, Georgia, United States

Buford, Georgia, United States
Condition:New Quantity Sold:sold individually Style:Spin-On Fuel/Water Separator F SKU:WIX:33419 MediaType:Enhanced Cellulose Brand:Wix ThreadSize:13/16-18 Manufacturer Part Number:33419 Inner Diameter Top:Closed Outer Diameter Top:4.282 Quantity Needed:1; Micron:14.00 Interchange Part Number:25014620, DNP558040, 33419, H385WK, P558040, FF842 Height:8.689 Other Part Number:LFF8040, WIX33419, TP1411, FS1219, 86419, TP1253 Capacity(grams):0.00 UPC:Does not apply

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