🚛 2010 Dodge Ram 6.7L Fuel Filter Cummins Mopar OEM - Guaranteed Authentic Review

Much cheaper to do it yourself, fits perfectly on 2500 Ram 6.7 Cummins Comes with new East O-ring for replacement! Unscrew filter cap with 1-1/8" head Drain fuel from yellow cap Install new fuel filter!

Well the filter was still welded in plastic BUT I wouldn't call it NEW! Have you ever heard the term "new legacy”? The box it came in was a little wrinkled. No wonder when I checked the date of manufacture. 11/17/12! Damned.

Authentic Mopar engine filter for Cummins 6.7 engine! Extremely attentive to the maintenance of Cummins engines and very happy to know that this Revain product is in fact a genuine Mopar filter. Also have a digital receipt from Revain so I can stay under guarantee. Half the price my dealer has charged me in the past!

I bought this for my 2015 Ram 6.7 truck after reading the Q&A. This is a Mopar MF-608 filter, not the OEM filter that is on my 2015 truck which is a MO-291. The difference is that this filter is only 5 microns thick, the newer (MO-291) has a 5 micron outer and 3 micron inner core. If you are buying a newer Ram 6.7 diesel you will not need this filter.

I was given an item mo-291 that doesn't fit my car. The product description says the part number and year match my vehicle, but what was delivered was for a 2013 truck, not a 2010 truck as advertised. The part number in the description is wrong, so don't buy it. Sent the first one back with an explanation and got the same wrong part.

Fits great and fairly easy to replace. It took me a while to remove the cap from the filter housing. If you can get an extension long enough to stick out of the engine bay I highly recommend it. It was tedious to insert the ratchet and try to turn, there is little room to play. But once the lid was removed, it was easy from there. Change the filter O-ring and you are good to go. You need a 1 n 1/8 head. With this filter everything worked out in the end. It's cheaper to do it yourself and it's…

I'm usually not an OE Nazi. However, in this particular case I originally bought a crossover alternative from a Car Quest dealer and after removing the original filter and comparing it directly to the aftermarket filter I noticed that the two filters did not look the same. I also noticed that the inside bottom edge of the standard filter has an oval shape that matches the similar oval shape in the bottom of the filter housing (I'm not kidding). The aftermarket filter was just round. I couldn't…