P&w Pt-6 Cleanable Oil Filter Element P-1035 (3022070) Qty: 2 on 2040-parts.com
Faro, Algarve, PT
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P&W PT-6 CLEANABLE OIL FILTER ELEMENT P-1035 (3022070) Qty: 2
PART DESCRIPTION – OIL FILTER ELEMENT
PART NUMBER -
P-1035
3022070
3034507WFC Western
7577522AM PTI
3010699
3017383
3020967
3022069
3022070
3024084
3028419
3033310
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EFFECTIVITY – P&W PT6
CONDITION – NEW/BOXED
SIZE: 6.0000 x 2.0000 x 2.0000 in3
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