Dodge B-1 Oil Filter

Treat your vehicle to K&N's premium oil filter - the Wrench-Off! Designed to handle high flow rates while maintaining outstanding oil filtration and built with thick canister walls for extra strength and durability. Best of all, it was developed with a 1-inch nut welded to the top for easy install and removal.

• Exposed nut designed for easy removal
• Heavy-Duty Construction
• Traps 99% of harmful contaminants
• High flow design helps reduce engine drag
• Anti-drainback valve to eliminate dry starts
• Leak-proof double roll seam
• Can be used with the latest synthetic motor oils
• With K&N limited warranty

Treat your vehicle to K&N's premium oil filter - the Wrench-Off! Designed to handle high flow rates while maintaining outstanding oil filtration and built with thick canister walls for extra strength and durability. Best of all, it was developed with a 1-inch nut welded to the top for easy install and removal.

• Exposed nut designed for easy removal
• Heavy-Duty Construction
• Traps 99% of harmful contaminants
• High flow design helps reduce engine drag
• Anti-drainback valve to eliminate dry starts
• Leak-proof double roll seam
• Can be used with the latest synthetic motor oils
• With K&N limited warranty

K&N Pro Series Oil Filters are manufactured for professional installers or service providers. These filters have fluted shape that are intended for traditional oil filter wrenches and high flow design to develop engine performance for complete protection and great filtration on your day to day driving.

Features:

• With rolled threads
• Designed with high flow and low restriction
• Comes with anti-drain back and PSI relief valves when appropriate

Series:	K&N Pro Series
Type:	Canister
Quantity Sold:	Sold individually
Warranty:	K&N limited warranty

Fits the following 1950-1950 Dodge B-1 submodels:

• 1950-1950: DU; 6 Cyl 3.8L;
• 1950-1950: DUL; 6 Cyl 3.8L;
• 1950-1950: DULF; 6 Cyl 3.8L;
• 1950-1950: EUL; 6 Cyl 3.8L;
• 1950-1950: EULF; 6 Cyl 3.8L;

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