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Genuine Fleetguard LF16368 Oil Filter Replacement for PACCAR 2047411PE Turn Signal Switch but Series 60 uses a
Genuine Fleetguard LF16368 Oil Filter Replacement for PACCAR 2047411PE Turn Signal Switch but Series 60 uses a
Genuine Fleetguard LF16368 Oil Filter Replacement for PACCAR 2047411PE Turn Signal Switch but Series 60 uses a
Genuine Fleetguard LF16368 Oil Filter Replacement for PACCAR 2047411PE Turn Signal Switch but Series 60 uses a

Genuine Fleetguard LF16368 Oil Filter Replacement for PACCAR 2047411PE Turn Signal Switch but Series 60 uses a

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Genuine Fleetguard LF16368 Oil Filter Replacement for PACCAR 2047411PE Turn Signal Switch but Series 60 uses a but Series 60 uses a different sensor (PAI 650657 Detroit 23532797) Verify the existing core dimensions and inlet outlet line orientation against your dash before ordering — Paccar revised the in dash HVAC box configuration across model years This filter fits Paccar MX 13 (EPA17+) engines and DAF MX 13 (12 Baldwin: P40069

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