Mobil 1 M1-108 Engine Oil Filter 2 Pack Lot Extended Performance Gold on 2040-parts.com
Byron Center, Michigan, US
Brand New Mobil 1 Filters. These are the extended performance oil filters that hold and remove 300% more dirt than economy brand filters. It says its good for high performance formulations, high mileage formulations (cars with 75k+ miles), Minivan/truck/suv formulations, and european vehicle formulations. It's labeled as high efficiency and high capacity. It's type m1-108. Please pay within 2 days of auction end. I usually ship within one day to the lower 48 only. Thanks for looking. This auction is for both filters.
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