Two Purolator Pl10241 Pure One 99.9% Efficiency Toyota on 2040-parts.com
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
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For auction are 2 new Purolator Pure One oil filters (PL10241) These were originally purchased for my 2006 Toyota Tacoma, which I sold a few years ago. These were found while cleaning out some stuff. It should work on all Tacoma's of that body style as well as 4Runner. May be compatible w/ other makes/models, but please check on purolator website. These have a nice pearlescent blue finish to them (some sparkling in the sun) |
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