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I need some help figuring out which filter to use. Truck is a 1954 3100 series with original 235 ci engine. A filter housing is mounted in the typical location on the intake manifold. The orange lid on the black cannister has a sticker that says AC Kleer Kleen L-4. Also says “When oil appears dark … install new AC L-14 element.” The orange lid id 4.5 inches diameter.

The element that was in the housing had no name or easily identifiable markings. However, it did have some numbers, as follows: 551201, and right under that, 0422163 followed by “Made in USA.” The element is 3.25 inch diameter, and is 3.75 inches high. There is a round cork gasket on top, and a similar rubber gasket on the bottom.

BTW, the guy at NAPA said to use a NAPA 1010, but it was much too tall, and much smaller center bore.

Any ideas?

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try a fram or wix

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the wix has a smaller diameter ...click...

the fram is just under 4 1/2 ...click...


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Actually, the article is great and gave me the AC element numbers, but did not address the issue of crossover. Those old elements are not around anymore, except in the vintage section of e...

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I finally found it! I emailed WIX with the numbers from the filter, and they said it was one of theirs: 51201 (NAPA has it as 1201).


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