Maxima FFT is the culmination of 3 years development program which resulted in a synthetic polymer formulation that flows 4-12% more air and retains up to 8% more contaminates than all other brands. Resists both water and gasoline “fogging” wash out. Will not migrate off the filter, or dry out. Special solvent will not adversely effect either the foam element or the cement utilized to bond them together.
Maxima 60901 Foam Filter Oil Treatment - 1 Quart Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com
US $18.99
Location:
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New
Manufacturer:Maxima
Brand:Maxima
Manufacturer Part Number:60901
MPN:60901
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