Tempest AA48110-2 Oil Filter
Part number: | 08-01270 |
Today: | 16 EA |
In 7 days: | 72 EA |
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Tempest's SPIN EZ filters are designed to come off easy. Heat, time and pressure can extrude oil, grease, DC4® compound or similar liquid lubricants from between a filter's rubber seal and the filter mount pad - leaving the filter seemingly "bonded" to the engine's mount pad - and making it nearly impossible to remove. Tempest's proprietary SPIN EZ adhered solid seal lubricant stays where it's supposed to - between the seal and the mount pad's surface. SPIN EZ solid lubricant won't extrude or squirt out from under the seal. It prevents the bond forming environment that makes legacy filters stick.
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Concerning oil filters, is a Champion CH48110-1 the same as a Tempest AA48110-2. Also, can a Tempest AA48108-2 be used where a Tempest AA48110-2 is used?
The Champion CH48110-1 and Tempest AA48110-2 are the same fit and function, and interchangeable. The AA48108-2 has female threads, and the AA48110-2 has male threads.
Unit | EA |
Hazardous | No |
Oversize | No |
Weight | 0.666 kg |
Manufacturer | Tempest |
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Core Charge | Yes (add to cart to see price) |
110V device | Yes |
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