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Man. Codes/561-05 Codes MANUFACTURERS’ CODES* Codes used for each manufacturer listed in our Number-Finder are shown here. Additional sub-listings, using the same code, are shown in italics where appropriate. When a number is listed in a box in the Number-Finder, this indicates more than one manufacturer uses that number. Refer to the Manufacturers’ Codes in the box to verify the correct number. Always Check Manufacturers’ Code CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER AAP AAPCO AMBA AMBAC AUTN AUTOTUNE BILN BILLION CAPA CAPA ABAC ABAC AMBO AMERICAN BOSCH AUTO AUTO PRODUCTS BKRK BLACKROCK CAPT CAPACITY OF TEXAS ABCB ABC BUS AMCO AMERICAN MOTORS CORP. AUTP AUTOPACE BLAW BLAW-KNOX CAR CARTER ABEX ABEX DENISON Chrysler AUTT AUTOMATIC BLIT BLITZ SCHNEIDER CARO CARRARO ABG ABG AMGE AM GENERAL TRANSPORTATION BLKC BLACK CLAWSON CARR CARRIER-TRANSICOLD ABHN AUTOBAHN AMHO AMERICAN HOIST AUTV AUTOVALUE BLKS BLACKSTONE CASE CASE ACAD ACADIA & DERRICK Parts Master BLKW BLACKWELDERS David Brown ACC ACCURATE PARTS AMLA AMERICAN LAFRANCE AUW AUTOWIZE BLOU BLOUNT Davis ACD ACDELCO AMLI AMERICAN LINCOLN AUWA AUWAERTER BLPG BL-PEGSON Drott ACE ACE AMMA AMMANN AVAI AVAILABLE BLUE BLUE BIRD International Harvester Champ AMO AMOCO AVAT AVATAR Bus Spec CASI CASITE ACFB ACF-BRILL AMP AMERICAN PARTS AVCO AVCO BMW BMW (BAVARIAN MOTOR CAST CASTROL ACKL ACKLANDS Big A AVEL AVELING-BARFORD WORKS) CATP CATERPILLAR ACME ACME MACHINERY AMPR AMPAR AVER AVERY BNET BENNETT Promatch ACRA ACRAFIT AMRD AMERICAN ROAD & AVIA AVIA ASHOK LEYLAND BODE BODEY Towmotor ACT ACT EQUIPMENT MOTORS BOG BOSCH CAV C.A.V. (LUCAS-CAV) ACUR ACURA AMS AMSOIL AVLY AVCO-LYCOMING BOGE BOGE CBM CBM (CAR BUS MANS) Honda ANSA ANSALDO AWAR AWARD BOLI BOLINDER-MUNKTELL CCAR CANADIAN CAR ADAM ADAMS APC AMPCO AWD A.W.D. TRUCKS BOLN BOLENS CCO CANADIAN CO-OP ADAU ADVANCE AUTO PARTS APCO APCO AXCO AXECO BOMB BOMBARDIER CECC CECCATO ADL ADL APF AP FILTERS BAKR BAKER BOMG BOMAG CEDR CEDARAPIDS ADP ADP APL AP-LOCKHEED BALD BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE BONS BONSER Iowa Mfg. ADVA ADVANCE MACHINE CO. APOL APOLLO BALE BALKE DURR BORG BORGWARD CENE CENEX AEC A.E.C. APPR APPROVED PRODUCTS BAND BANDIT INDUSTRIES BORR BORG-WARNER Deluxe AERO AERO-COACH APRO AUTOPRO BANR BANNER INDUSTRIES BOSS BOSS TRUCKS CENT CENTAUR AGCH AG-CHEM EQUIPMENT AQUP AQUA POWER Nordberg BOTT BOTTARINI CERL CERLIST DIESEL AGCO AGCO AQUR AQUARIUS BANT BANTAM BOUR BOURGOIN CESS CESSNA AGON AG-ONE AQUS AQUA SHIELD BAP BAP/GEON BOWE BOWEN CEWF CEW FILTER AGRA AGRIA ARAL ARAL BARA BARAD BRAN BRANSON CHAB CHAMBERLAIN AGRI AGRIFUL ARAP AIR A PLANE BARB BARBER-GREENE BRAU BRAUD CHAI CHAIN BELT AHLM AHLMANN ARC ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO. BARH BARKO-HYDRAULICS BRAV BRAVO Rexnord AIAS AIAS ARCC ARCTIC CAT BARR BARS FILTER BRAY BRAY CHAL CHALLENGE AIM AIR MAZE ARCT ARCTIC TRAVELER BARS BARREIROS BRGG BRIGGS CHAM CHAMPION AIR AIR REFINER ARFC AR FILTER COMPANY BAUD BAUDOUIN BRGS BURGESS CHAR CHAR-LYNN AIRE AIR ENERGIE ARFL AIRFIL BAUM BAUMANN BRIG BRIGGS & STRATTON CHEK CHECKER AIRF AIRFLOW SYSTEMS ARGO ARGO BAUR BAUER BRIS BRISTOL Superba AIRG AIRGUARD ARIE ARIENS BAUT BAUTZ BRM BRIMONT CHIC CHICAGO-PNEUMATIC AIRM AIRMAN ARMA ARMAX BAYC BAY CITY SHOVEL BRNG BRUNING CHKU CHUNG KU FILTER AIRT AIRTEX ARMS ARMSTRONG-SIDDELEY BBR BOWSER-BRIGGS BROD BRODERSON MFG. CO CHMA CHARLES MACHINE AJAW AMERICAN JAWA ARNA ARMY-NAVY Kaydon Corp. BROK BROCKWAY WORKS AKER AKERMAN ARND ARNOLD Keene BROM BROOM & WADE CHP CHAMPION LABORATORIES AKIN AKIN ENGINEERING ARO ARCO FILTERS BCAT BOBCAT BROS BROS Ace ALAS NORTHERN Award BDGR BADGER BROU BROUWER Kleener LIGHTS/LUGGER AROF ARROW FILTER BDW BALDWIN FILTERS BROW BROWN Luber-finer Alaska Diesel ARRO ARROW MFG. CO. BDWA BALDWIN AUSTRALIA BROY BROYT Master Parts ALBA ALBARET ARVM ARVINMERITOR BDWL BALDWIN-LIMA-HAMILTON BRY BRYCO Salem ALBN ALBIN ASAH ASAHI BEAM BEAM BSHI BOSHI FILTERS CHPP CHAMP PANS (J.R. ALCA ALLCAR ASAS ASAS BEAV BEAVER BUCH BUCHER MANUFACTURING, INC.) ALCH ALLIS CHALMERS ASIA ASIA SMITH BECB BECK-BUS BUCY BUCYRUS-ERIE CHRY CHRYSLER Buda ASKA ASKAM BECK BECKER BUFF BUFFALO-SPRINGFIELD Mopar Fiat-Allis ASTN ASTON MARTIN KOMPRESSOREN BUMP BUMPER TO BUMPER CHVN CHEVRON Kalmar ASTR ASTRA BEDF BEDFORD BUNG BUNGARTZ CIFA CIFA LaPlante Choate ASVI ASV, INC BEFO BENFORD BUSC BUSCH CIGO CITGO Tracto-Motive ASYA ASYA FILTER BEHR BEHRINGER FLUID BUSE BUSSE CIM CIM-TEK ALCL ALCO LOCOMOTIVE ATCO ATLAS COPCO SYSTEMS, INC. BUSH BUSH HOG CITR CITROEN ALCO ALCO FILTERS ATCR ATCO ROYALE BEK BECK/ARNLEY BUSS BUSSING CLAA CLAAS ALEY ASHOK LEYLAND ATHY ATHEY Worldparts BUTH BEUTHLING CLCC CLARCOR FILTRATION ALFA ALFA ROMEO ATIM ATLAS-IMPERIAL BELA BELARUS BUYS BUYERS PRODUCTS (CHINA) ALFI A.L. FILTERS ATL ATLAS BELL BELL COMPANY CLEA CLEAVER-BROOKS ALL ALLOMATIC ATOS ATOS BENA BENATI BWLA B & W LATHROP CLEF CLEAN FUEL ALLI ALLISON ATP AUTO TRANS. PARTS (ATP) BENC BENDIX COMMERCIAL BWMN BOWMAN CLEN CLEAN FILTERS GMC ATSA ATSA VEHICLE SYSEMS BWS BOWES CLEV CLEVELAND ALMN ALLMAND ATWE ATLAS-WEYHAUSEN BENE BENELLI CABF CAB FRESH FILTER CO. CLIM CLIMAX ALN ALLEN FILTERS AUDI AUDI BENF BENFRA CABT CABOT CORP. CLIN CLINE MINING TRUCKS ALNC ALLIANCE Volkswagen BENG BENGBU CAC CARCARE CLKF CLARK FILTER ALON ALONDRA AUEX AUTO EXTRA BENX BENDIX-WESTINGHOUSE CAFF CAF FILTER CLKU CLARCOR UK ALPD ALPHA-DIESEL AUP AUTOPAR BERG BERGSTROM CALI CALIFORNIA CUSTOM CLM CLM ALSM ALSHAMS FILTERS AUPD AUTO PRIDE BERL BERLIET CALS CALSA CLNT CLINTON ALST AHLSTROM AUSA AUSA BERN BERNARD CAM2 CAM2 CLRK CLARK EQUIPMENT ALTE ALTEC INDUSTRIES AUST AUSTIN BETM BETA MARINE CAMC CAMC TRUCKS Austin-Western ALUP ALUP KOMPRESSOREN Austin-Healey BFOR BOFORS NOHAB DIESEL CAN CAN-FLO BLH ALY ALLOY AUSW AUSTIN-WESTERN BGA BIG A FILTER CANC CAN-CAR Lima AMAF AMERICAN AIR FILTERS AUTC AUTOCAR BIED BIEDERMAN CANF CANADIAN FILTER CO. Melroe-Bobcat AMAR AMERICAN AIR AUTE AUTO EXPRESS BIGF BIG FILTER CANT CANADIAN TIRE Michigan AMAT AMATUZIO AUTG AUTOGEM BILL BILLYGOAT BRUSHCUT CAP CAPITAL CLTA CLETRAC * The word “Manufacturer” is used only for ease of reference. It may include distributors, resellers, etc. that do not actually manufacture the applicable part. 33 Codes MANUFACTURERS’ CODES* CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CODE MANUFACTURER CLUB CLUB CAR DCEC DONGFENG CUMMINS DUTZ DEUTZ FEDL FEDERAL TRUCK FSN FIRESTONE CMC CMC ENGINE CO. Deutz-Allis FELD FIELD QUEEN FTRN FILTRON CMHC CLARK MATERIAL DDG DAEDONG KHD FEND FENDT FUCH FUCHS HANDLING CO. DEAR DEARBORN MARINE DYLI DYNALIFE FENW FENWICK FUEL FUELGUARD CMI CMI DECH DECHENTREITER DYNA DYNAHOE FERG FERGUSON FUJI FUJI CMPL COMPLETE FILTER DEDX DEDAX Hy-Dynamic FERI FERRARI FULL FULL COBE COOPER BESSEMER DEFS DEFENSE DYNM DYNAMIC IND. FERR FERRIS FULR FULLER COBR COBRA DEL DELUXE DYPA DYNAPAC FGWI FG WILSON FUNK FUNK COCT COCKSHUTT Agway EAG EAGLE FIA FIAAM FURU FURUKAWA COFA COFAM Cenex EAG1 EAGLE ONE FIAC FIAC FVPR FVP RELIAGUARD COFI COOPERSFIAAM Unico EATN EATON FIAT FIAT FWDX FWD CORP. Fiaam DELA DELAWARE MANITOU Char-Lynn Allis Chalmers GALN GALION COLM COLMAR DEMA DEMAG Trojan Fiat-Allis GALT GAL TECH COLS COLES DEMP DEMPSTER Yale & Towne Hesston GAR GUARDIAN FILTER CO. COLT COLT INDUSTRIES DENN DENNIS ECH ECHLIN Iveco GARD GARDNER-DENVER Elox DENS DENSO ECO ECO FIL FILT GARE GARDNER ENGINES Quincy DERR DERRUPE ECOA ECOAIR FILA FILCA GARI GARRISON COM COMMERCIAL DESN DESIGN ENGINEERING ECOL ECONO LUBE N TUNE FILB FILTRAK BRANDT GARW GARWOOD-BUCKEYE CFC DETR DETROIT DIESEL ECOM ECOMAT FILC FILTER CLONE GASO GAS-O-LINE Fullflo DEUS DEUTSCH EDER EDER Tipton GATE GATES Honan Crane DFMC DONGFENG MOTOR EFER EFFER FILF FIL FILTER GBLS GLOBAL SUPPLIERS COMA COMPAIR CORPORATION EGGG EGGING FILG FILGA GEC GEC COMF COMFORT EQUIPMENT DongFeng Chaoyang EICH EICHER FILM FILTER MEX GEHL GEHL COML COMLINE AUTO PARTS Diesel Engine Co. ELGN ELGIN FILP FILTRATION PRODUCTS GEMI GEMINI COMP COMPACTO DongFeng Tianlong ELIX ELIXAIRE CORP. GEN GENERAL CON CONOCO DIA DIAMOND ELWL ELWELL-PARKER FILR FILMAR GENC GENERAC CONF CONAIR/FRANKLIN DIAM DIAMOND REO EMCO EIMCO FILS FILTRATION SYSTEMS GENE GENERAL ELECTRIC Aerochem Diamond T EMD E.M.D. FINI FINI GENF GENFIL CONP CONSOLIDATED Reo EMP EM PRODUCTS FINN FINN FILTER GENI GENIE PNEUMATIC DIAP DIAMOND PRODUCTS ENDU ENDUSTRA FIRS FIRST LINE GER GEROIL CONS CONSOLIDATED DIESEL DIEX DIEXA ENFI ENFIELD FISO FILTERSOFT GERL GERLINGER LIFT CONT CONTINENTAL DIGG DIGGER PART ENGA ENGINAIRE FISP FISPA TRUCKS Teledyne DIGO DIGOMA ENGR ENGINE RENEW FITZ FITZJOHN GETM GETMAN CONV CONVEYANCER DIGT DIGITAL EQUIPMENT ENSA ENASA FLAG FLAGSHIP GFF GFF COO COOPERS DING DINGBRO LTD. ENSN ENSIGN CARBURETOR FLEE FLEETLIFE GFFP G FORCE FLUID POWER COP CO-OP DITC DITCH WITCH ENTR ENTERPRISE FLG FLEETGUARD GIF GIF FILTER CORB CORBITT Charles Machine Works ENUM ENUMCLAW MFG. CO. FLGI FLEETGUARD INDIA GILB GILBARCO COUA COUACH DITX DITEX ENV ENGINE VENT FLGS FLEETGUARD SHANGHAI GILC GILCREST FILTER COUN COUNTER PARTS DIVC DIVCO EPE EPE FLK FILKO GILL GILLIG CORP COVE COVENTRY CLIMAX Dominion EPPE EPPENSTEINER FLL FLO-LINE GILS GILSON CPN COMPONETRAL DIXI DIXIE CHOPPER EQUI EQUIPMENT FLMT FILTERMART GIS GIESSE CRAN CRANE CARRIER DLSL DL STEEL TECHNOLOGIES (APACHE) FLOM FLOTTMAN GKIN GK INDUSTRIES CCC Trucks DOL DOLLINGER ERF ERF FLOU FLOURISHED FILTER GLD GOULD CREN CRENLO DOLM DOLMAR ERIC ERICKSON FLPR FILPRO GLEN GLEANER HARVESTER CREP CREPELLE DOMA DOMANGE ERO EUROFILTER FLR FLEETRITE GLOB GLOBAL FILTERS CRIS CHRIS-CRAFT DOMI DOMINION ESSE ESSEX FLT FILTERS, INC. GLOF GLOBAL FILTRATION CRM CRUISEMASTER DOMN DOMNICK HUNTER ETFI ET FILTERS FLTD FILTRATION LTD. GMCX GENERAL MOTORS CRO CROSLAND DON DONALDSON EUCL EUCLID FLTN SPX FILTRAN CORP. CRON CROWN COACH Duralife EVAS EVASCO FLTT FILTER TECHNOLOGIES Allison CROS CROSLEY Duramax EVGR EVERGARD FLUI FLUID POWER, INC. Bedford CRQ CARQUEST Nippon Donaldson EVIN EVINRUDE FLUT FLUITEK Detroit Diesel CRQR CARQUEST RED Triboguard EVOB EVOBUS FLUX FLUXFILTER E.M.D.
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