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(888) 312-8812 Login SignupThe Fleetguard Lube Filter is intended for General Motors engine-oil service, giving application context priority over the broad visual similarity shared by many spin-on filters. The Fleetguard LF16511 uses cellulose media to handle filtration as lubricant circulates through the engine lubrication system. Its self-contained body keeps the element, media, and outer shell together for routine replacement rather than using a separate cartridge housing. General Motors engine-oil service remains the application anchor for this self-contained cellulose-media canister.
| Gasket Inside Diameter | 2.4409400000000003 IN |
| Gasket Outside Diameter | 2.8503880000000006 IN |
| Hydrostatic Burst Minimum | 449.93499999999995 IN |
| Largest Outside Diameter | 3.669284 IN |
| Media Type | Cellulose IN |
| Primary Particle Efficiency | 30 micron (c) @ 98.7% IN |
| Thread Size | M22X1.5-6H IN |
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Since 1987, Fleetguard® has been one of the world's leaders in filtration solutions for both on- and off-highway applications. Whether it's air, fuel, oil, or hydraulic filtration, Fleetguard filters provide superior protection against contaminants for engines and sensitive equipment in the agriculture, construction, commercial vehicle, marine, mining, and power generation industries. Each filter is fitted with high-quality filter media for longer service life as well as a more compact design to accommodate shrinking engine compartments found in modern vehicles. All products also undergo extensive performance tests and strict quality control procedures to ensure durability and consistent performance, even in the most demanding operating conditions.
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