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Old 08-27-2017, 02:27 PM   #21
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Thank you for these photos and info. We did our filter change in less than 30 minutes on an 04 Itasca Meridian Freightliner. Hardest part was getting the filter back up in location and sliding the boot in it's groove. Old filter very dirty on intake side and clean on inside. The sealant or glue like substance on inside of filter easily breaks off so not sure it was ever changed.
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