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For the record, after a bunch of searching, it looks like these are some of the model numbers that are a direct fit. YMMV

PRESTOLITE(ENG'R) MDF6002
PRESTOLITE(ENG'R) MDF6007
PRESTOLITE(ENG'R) MDK6002
WILSON 91-06-1827

https://www.filterspro.com/WILSON-91-06-1827_p_1796869.html
  • Posted 21 Jun 2023 08:14
  • By MarioMP
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