Wix Engine Oil Filter P/N:57046
Help trap contaminants before they circulate through a hard-working engine with the WIX Spin-On Lube Filter 51970XE, part of the XE line of Wix filters built for medium and heavy trucks, farm, construction, mining and other equipment. This full-flow filter fits many vehicles, among them the 1981-1990 Ford LT9000 (L6-14.0L) and the 1981-1990 Ford L9000 (L6-14.0L). See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
WIX describes the XE as a high-quality, high-efficiency engine oil filter intended to protect in extreme conditions. It pairs advanced media with durable construction, and WIX notes it has become the standard on some modern engines.
This Wix oil filter is rated for HD duty. The quantity varies by engine: the "Vehicles it fits" section lists one filter for some engines, such as the L6-14.0L, and two for others, such as the L6-11.1L. Country of origin: United States.
What is the thread size of the Wix 51970XE?
It uses a 1 1/2-12 thread. The spin-on lube filter stands 10.20 in tall and has a 4.661 in top outer diameter.
Does this filter have an anti-drain back valve?
No. The 51970XE is listed without an anti-drain back valve. It is a full-flow spin-on filter with a 250 PSI burst pressure rating.
What filter media does the XE use?
It uses microglass media rated at 5 microns, with a listed flow rate of 28-30 GPM.
How many filters does my truck need?
It depends on the engine. The "Vehicles it fits" section lists one for engines such as the L6-14.0L and two for others such as the L6-11.1L and V6-9.0L, so check the quantity shown for your application.
How often should this filter be changed?
WIX recommends its filters for OEM oil and filter change intervals, so follow the service schedule for your truck or equipment.
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