New Caterpillar P/n: 193-6996 Oil Pan, Cat Engines 3116 -3126 - C7, Marine 3608 on 2040-parts.com
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New Caterpillar P/N: 193-6996 Oil Pan, 21 Liter Rear Sump. Fits Cat Engines 3116 - C7 Marine 3608 Industrial Engines 3116 - 3126 - 3126B
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