Cummins Filtration Fleetguard LF16035 Oil Filter for Dodge Ram Cummins Engines Diesel

This stuff just works and it's easy to get whether Amazon, Home Depot, Walmart etc.Been using it in my 2011 Subaru WRX for about 10 years which now has about 165k on the clock and my 2005 Porsche 911 Turbo for 1 year which just clocked over 100k and both love it. Haven't tracked either car yet but both daily, road trip and squeal tire in the canyons without any temp, leak or other issues. YMMV.Sure I change oil and filter every 3-3.5k miles so I can't attest to long interval use but this stuff is just cheap insurance as I plan on putting lots more miles on my cars.Also used to have a street bike (2007 Honda CBR 600rr) and used this too but gave that up after one too many close calls. Oil worked great, potential loss of limb and life not so great. Hence the convertible 911... to slow down and be more 'responsible'.

Seems like a good filter.

great product, price and fast delivery.

...Written for other owners of the Ram 6.7l CumminsI always read how Fleetgaurd is premium or just good stuff. Usually I go ahead and get Mopar stuff on Geno's, but since I was buying so much already on Amazon, i figured i'd give business to Amazon this go round. And i'm kind of glad i did because the whole buy on everything, especially the oil, was a heck of a lot cheaper than the in-store sale prices.I usually will buy two Oil Filters, a set of Mopar Fuel Filters, and 2ea 3-Gallon Cases of Rotella T5...but here, i think i save around $18 or so and don't have to go and run around for prices and find the internet advertised price was wrong (seriously, maybe it's just my town or something, idk).But the other nice thing is the Fuel Filter Wrench for removing the water separator from the rear fuel filter, that they recommend - awesome little tool they sell here, and the Hopkins 16-qt Drain Pan - really nice (but you have to cut open the drain hole in the top to make it wider, and secondly drain it back into the emptied gallon containers since these tend to leak).But overall i'd buy this filter just for the name and quality, price and ability to have everything ready to go for good weather in the shipoing box it came from. Nice treat to have.

Fits dodge cummins. It will fit a Nissan Cummins too but I wouldn’t recommend it for the Nissan 5.0 Cummins this filter is larger but has a lower rated flow per minute then the oem Nissan filter so stick with that one for the Nissan unless needed in a pinch. Will work great for your ram truck.

If you research Mopar oil filters for your Cummins diesel, you will quickly discover that FleetGuard manufactures the oils filters for Cummins engine. Mopar also has FleetGuard manufacture the OEM filter for sale under the Mopar brand at dealers. SAME Filter without the extra 50 dollar dealer mark up. Great filter at a “working man’s” price.

Gives me about 10% more media, pulling junk out of my engine oil over an oil change interval. I looked at a lot of products but ended up buying from the folks that make my Cunnins engine. This will be my go-to filter from this point going forward.

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