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AAU8162 is a quality spin-on engine oil filter suitable for the Marshall 302 tractor and selected BMC 1500 and BMC 1800-based diesel marine engines, including the Thornycroft 90 and Thornycroft 108.
Designed to provide efficient filtration, this oil filter helps remove harmful dirt, carbon deposits and metal particles from the engine oil before they circulate through the engine. Regular replacement of the oil filter is essential to help protect vital engine components and maintain reliable lubrication.
This filter replaces the original GFE121 oil filter.
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This is a spin-on type engine oil filter.
Regular engine oil and filter changes are one of the simplest and most effective ways to maximise engine life and maintain reliable performance.
Suitable for selected BMC 1500 and BMC 1800-based diesel marine engines, including:
The engine oil filter continuously removes contaminants from the engine oil as it circulates around the lubrication system. Over time, the filter element becomes loaded with dirt, carbon deposits and microscopic metal particles produced during normal engine operation.
Replacing the oil filter at every engine oil change helps maintain unrestricted oil flow and provides maximum protection for bearings, crankshafts, camshafts and other precision-engineered engine components.
Before ordering, please check the part number fitted to your engine, as some tractors and marine engines may have been modified during their working lives or fitted with alternative filter heads.
We specialise in supplying quality service parts for classic Marshall, Nuffield and Leyland tractors, together with selected BMC-based industrial and marine engine applications, helping to keep these classic engines running reliably.
Original equipment manufacturers names and parts numbers are quoted for reference purposes only and are not intended to suggest that our replacement parts are made by the original equipment manufacturer.
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