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K&N Engineering

K&N Performance Oil Filter for 09-19 GM 1.4L / 1.6L / 1.8L w/ Hengst Filter Housing

SKU: KNNHP-7027
Barcode: 024844372536

$18.99

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K&N Performance Oil Filter for 09-19 GM 1.4L / 1.6L / 1.8L w/ Hengst Filter Housing

$18.99

$18.99

Tech Specs

Brand
K&N Engineering
SKU
KNNHP-7027
Manufacturer part number
HP-7027
Category
Oils & Oil Filters › Oil Filters
Shipping weight
0.13 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

K&N Cartridge Oil Filters are designed to satisfy the needs of racers and engine builders as well as the average vehicle owner who wants the best oil filter available. K&N cartridge oil filters trap harmful contaminants while the filter's construction allows for high oil flow rates. All K&N oil filters are manufactured to meet stringent engineering standards. They are covered by a limited warranty to be free from defects in materials and workmanship when installed and replaced using engine and equipment manufacturer's recommended service intervals.

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