Pentius Pfb65070 Fuel Filter Fits 1996 Plymouth Breeze on 2040-parts.com
Cherry Valley, Arkansas, US
I bought 2 of these before realizing the problem had nothing to do with the fuel filter, they have never been used! this auction is for one of the two!!
Fuel Filters for Sale
Russell 649000 fuel filter; 12 in. profilter(US $71.32)
Russell 649180 fuel filter; 8.25 in. profilter(US $45.80)
Spectre performance 2379 fuel filter(US $27.69)
Professional products 10302 competition inline fuel filter(US $68.07)
Mr. gasket 6154 replacement bronze element for high performance fuel filter(US $17.76)
Russell 650133 fuel filter; competition fuel filter(US $35.54)
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