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aFe Magnum FLOW Pro GUARD 7 OE Replacement Filter 2018+ Jeep Wrangler (JL) V6 3.6L

SKU: AFE73-10280
Barcode: 802959730409

$82.00

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aFe Magnum FLOW Pro GUARD 7 OE Replacement Filter 2018+ Jeep Wrangler (JL) V6 3.6L

$82.00

$82.00

Tech Specs

Brand
aFe
SKU
AFE73-10280
Manufacturer part number
73-10280
Category
Air Filters › Air Filters - Drop In
Shipping weight
2.4 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Pro GUARD7 Media: This filter features 5-layers of progressively Finer Oiled Cotton Gauze and 2-layers of Finer Porosity Synthetic non-woven media for highest filtration efficiency for extreme dust environments. (US PAT 06811588) Rounded Open Pleats: aFe performance air filters use a rounded, evenly spaced pleat design which produces more usable filter surface area for increased flow and greater dust holding capacity. Progressive Bump Seal: This pliable sealing surface conforms to even the most uneven filter housing. This design eliminates the use of gaskets or sealants. The soft urethane construction always goes back to its original form so you will never compress the bump seal. This makes for a perfect filter fit and sealing surface every time. Full Urethane Housing: aFe Power performance air filters are constructed using full 360 degree urethane frames. This construction allows for a proper factory style fit with excellent filter strength.

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