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06-10-10, 08:07 PM

fordman21

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oil filter cross reference

Does anyone know how to cross reference an oil filter for an kohler engine? Here is my oil filter number 12 050 01-S1
I'm looking to go with a motorcraft filter if possible
Thanks for the help

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06-11-10, 04:50 AM

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The Kohler 12 050 01-S1 (short filter) is the same as 52 050 02-s ( longer filter) , Fram PH7575 is cross for that.

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