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GT3 Oil Filter P/N

ltcjmramos

By ltcjmramos
in 996 GT3

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I have some oil filters sitting on my shelf. Since last May, I've been through a '99 996 C2 and a '96 993 TT. Now I have an '04 996 GT3.

The ones listed in the 996 DIY oil change are 996 107 225 52 (I have these) or 996 107 225 53. What is the p/n for the GT3's oil filter, please?

Found the info at the DIY page on the GT3. It is 996 107 225 52.

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At one of our work on cars days we had a 52 and 53 filter. I compared them and did not see a difference. 52 is still a good part number. 53 is just the latest version.

The GT3 uses either one, just like the Boxster, 996, turbo, and Cayenne.

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