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Mopar Oil Filter MO-452
Mopar546657
Part # MO-452
SKU # 546657
Price Not Available
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
| Part # | MO-452 |
|---|---|
| SKU # | 546657 |
| Weight | 0.69lbs |
| Location: | Oil Filter |
| Anti-Drain Back Valve | Yes |
| Filtering Material | Phenolic Cellulose/Polyester/Glass |
| Filter Style | Spin-on Canister |
| Gasket Material | Nitrite Rubber |
| Non-slip Grip | No |
| Removal Nut | Yes |
Part #
MO-452
SKU #
546657
Weight
0.69lbs
Location:
Oil Filter
Anti-Drain Back Valve
Yes
Filtering Material
Phenolic Cellulose/Polyester/Glass
Filter Style
Spin-on Canister
Gasket Material
Nitrite Rubber
Non-slip Grip
No
Removal Nut
Yes
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The original equipment Mopar oil filter.
- The filter put on at the factory on your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram vehicle.
- Engineered and specified by Chrysler, this is the same filter as would be installed by your dealer
- Advanced cellulose and glass blended filter media to provide 3x more engine protection than the average of leading economy filters
- Advanced double-lock seam can withstand pressures up to 300 p.s.i.
The original equipment Mopar oil filter.
- The filter put on at the factory on your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram vehicle.
- Engineered and specified by Chrysler, this is the same filter as would be installed by your dealer
- Advanced cellulose and glass blended filter media to provide 3x more engine protection than the average of leading economy filters
- Advanced double-lock seam can withstand pressures up to 300 p.s.i.
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