K&N Inline Fuel Filters PF-1000

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Part Number: KNN-PF-1000

$19.99

Fuel Filters, In-Line, Steel Housing, Black, Cellulose Filter, 4.28 in. Long, 2.13 in. OD, Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, Jaguar, Land Rover, Pontiac, Each
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K&N Inline Fuel Filters PF-1000

K&N Inline Fuel Filters PF-1000

KNN-PF-1000

4.5 out of 5 stars ( 41 )

Part Number: KNN-PF-1000

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$19.99

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Overview

Brand:
K&N
Manufacturer's Part Number:
PF-1000
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
KNN-PF-1000
UPC:
024844351630
Fuel Filter Style:
Inline
Inlet Quantity:
1
Outlet Quantity:
1
Filter Element Included:
Yes
Filter Element Material:
Cellulose
Filter Housing Material:
Steel
Filter Housing Color:
Black
Overall Length (in.):
4.28 in.
Outside Diameter (in.):
2.125 in.
Mounting Bracket Included:
No
Fittings Included:
No
Clamps Included:
No
Quantity:
Sold individually.

K&N Inline Fuel Filters

K&N inline fuel filters are designed for high-volume, low-pressure fuel systems. They're constructed of high-quality materials to withstand normal gasoline. Available with a sintered bronze, paper, stainless steel mesh, or polymer-coated paper element, K&N inline fuel filters screen out those harmful particles that can cause engine damage. For replacement or upgrade, order the model recommended for your vehicle application.

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