Keep lube oil clean where heavy equipment works hardest with Wix filters like the WIX 51161, a heavy-duty cartridge lube filter in a metal canister style that captures contaminants from circulating oil. It is a direct-fit replacement for a long list of off-highway machines, including Caterpillar D7 crawler tractors, 583C pipelayers, and 814 and 815 compactors, Komatsu D55S dozers with Cummins diesel engines, American Hoist & Derrick cranes with Caterpillar diesel engines, and Athey compactors with the Caterpillar D330 engine. On-highway applications include the 2000 Crane Carrier Drill Rig and Low Entry with the 6-10.5L engine, the 2000 Sterling Truck L9500 and LT9500, and the 2006 Workhorse R32. Listed on-highway engines are 6-10.5L and L6-8.9L. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of 699 applications.
WIX treats filtration as the foundation of an effective maintenance program, and this Wix oil filter is designed to help keep equipment closer to new condition between services. One filter is used per application.
Country of origin: United States.
What does the WIX 51161 filter?
It is a cartridge lube filter that traps contaminants in circulating oil. It uses enhanced cellulose media rated at 32 microns and has an 18 GPM flow rate.
What are the dimensions of the WIX 51161?
It is 9.277 in tall, with a 3.968 in outer diameter at the top and bottom and a 1.635 in inner diameter at the bottom.
Which equipment does the WIX 51161 fit?
It fits Caterpillar crawler tractors, pipelayers and compactors, Komatsu D55S dozers, 2000 Crane Carrier and Sterling trucks, and the 2006 Workhorse R32. See the Buyer's Guide tab for all 699 applications.
When should I replace an engine oil filter like this one?
Follow the service interval in your equipment's service information. The filter is normally replaced along with the oil during scheduled maintenance.
How many filters do I need, and where is it made?
The listed applications use one filter each. The country of origin is the United States.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
