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Notes: Cartridge type
- PRICE: 9.99
- Filter Media Material: Synthetic resin
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
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- PRICE: 9.99
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Notes: Cartridge type
- PRICE: 5.99
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
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- PRICE: 5.99
- Inside Thread Size: M22 x 1.5 Special Thd.
- Filter Media Material: Advanced Micro Pore Technology Filter Media
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Non Slip Grip: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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Notes: Spin on type
- PRICE: 9.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filtering Material: Cellulose/Synthetic Blend
- Filter Style: Spin-on Canister
- Gasket Material: Nitrile Rubber
- Non-slip Grip: Yes
- Removal Nut: No
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- PRICE: 15.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filtering Material: Synthetic fiber blend filter media
- Filter Style: Spin-on Canister
- Non-slip Grip: No
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- PRICE: 15.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Filtering Material: Synthetic fiber blend filter media
- Filter Style: Cartridge
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Notes: Alternative
- PRICE: 9.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filtering Material: Cellulose phenolic resin
- Filter Style: Spin-on Canister
- Non-slip Grip: No
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- PRICE: 7.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filtering Material: Cellulose Paper
- Filter Style: Spin-on Canister
- Gasket Material: Nitrite Rubber
- Non-slip Grip: No
- Removal Nut: Yes
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- PRICE: 9.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Filtering Material: Cellulose, polyester blend
- Filter Style: Cartridge
- Gasket Material: HNBR
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Notes: Original equipment
- PRICE: 9.99
- Thread Diameter: 0.866 in / 22.00 mm
- Torque Nut: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
- Micron Rating: 21
- Inner Diameter Top: 22.00 mmMM
- Gasket Outside Diameter: 2.7 in / 68.6 mmMM
- Flow Rate: 660 gphGPH
- Gasket Inside Diameter: 2.4 in / 61.0 mmMM
- Gasket Thickness: 0.270 in / 6.858 mmMM
- Filter Media Material: Paper
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Gasket Type: Gasket O Ring
- Non Slip Grip: No
- Bypass Relief Valve Setting: 12 psiPS
- Height: 3.1 in
- Filter Type: Spin-On
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Notes: Gold
- PRICE: 15.99
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Notes: High flow oil filter, Wrench off nut.
- PRICE: 14.99
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filtering Material: High Flow Premium Media
- Filter Style: Spin-on Canister
- Non-slip Grip: No
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Notes: Cartridge type
- PRICE: 16.99
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Notes: Cartridge type, Pro GUARD D2. OE Replacement; With O-Ring Seal; 4 Pack
- PRICE: 52.99
- Filter Media Material: NA
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Cartridge
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Notes: Pro GUARD D2.
- PRICE: 21.99
- Filter Media Material: NA
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
About
2011 Dodge Charger Oil Filter
As oil passes through the filter media, contaminants are left behind so clean oil can flow back to the engine. An old 2011 Charger oil filter can cause dirty exhaust, overheating, and low oil pressure, so it's important to take care of this maintenance item quickly. Shop our selection of replacement 2011 Dodge Charger oil filters from trusted brands and pick the right one for your ride.
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