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E. Product Guide E. PRODUCT GUIDE 8265S Used with LF516 151920S Support element for use in 154272S Uses service part: 3302527S, Copper washer fuel/water separator housing 3318125S Used with AF250 256546S Crankcase breather with steel 101853S Replaces Luberfiner gasket stamped housing and cover #2788. This cover gasket is with AF250 element. used on Luberfiner 500 and 750 series housings. 154711S Used with FF105 Fuel Filter Head 151940S Used with FF108 Housing Assembly 101853SB Bulk package (100) of 101853S. 153516S Used with LF516 Shell Assembly 105208S Used with FF101 Gasket 156171S Used with FF105D 116024S Used with LF502, LF516 Fuel Filter Head O'ring 156779S Uses service part: 3318125S Used with AF250 Crankcase 153518S Used with LF516 breather with steel stamped Bolt Seal housing and cover, AF250 116029S O'ring used with Fleetguard element, stopper fit, and chain 500 and 750 series bypass on cover. lube filter housings. 156780S Uses service part: 3318125S Same as 156779S without 153519S Support spring for 165286S chain. shell assembly. 128801S Used with LF502 Flat gasket 156810S Uses service part: 3302527S, 153520S Used with LF516, LF509N 3318125S Crankcase 132484S Used with LF502 Washer breather. Flat gasket 132730SB Bulk package (100) of 132730S. Head used with FS1212, 142784S Used with LF500, LF750A, FF213, FF105C, FF105D, 159667S 153528S Used with LF516, LF502 LF750B FF105, FF104, FS1000 Fuel Gasket used with Cummins Cover for by-pass housing filter head head and shell combination: assembly ENGINE HEAD SHELL REM NH 153516 Taper Stop Use with LF516 on the Bulk package (500) of 145664SB following Cummins head and 3301385S. shell combinations: 161917S Element for 156810S ENGINE HEAD SHELL REM crankcase breather. 146990S Air compressor housing JC 169652 153516 Taper Stop assembly. JC 180066 184386 Positive 161917SB Bulk package (100) of Stop 161917S. JC 185614 184386 Positive Stop 164159S Used with LF500, LF750A, 147669S Housing used with AF251 Air JC 185616 184386 Positive LF750B Cover gasket compressor housing assembly. Stop (Single cylinder) NH 153516 Taper Stop 150037S Hold-down spring for 500 and Overall Height: 0.20 (5) 750 housing assemblies. Largest OD: 5.63 (143) Cross Section:Rectangular Largest ID: 5.23 (133) 151884S Used with FF108, FF221, 164159SB Bulk package (100) of FF218 153528SB Bulk package (100) of 164159S. 153528S. Gasket 169802S Used with LF502 Cover gasket Overall Height: 0.20 (5) Largest OD: 5.63 (143) Cross Section:Rectangular 171644S Cover gasket used with Largest ID: 5.23 (133) 176975 water filter housing. 153717S Used with LF632B Turbo head Page E3 E. PRODUCT GUIDE 173368S Used with LF516, LF613, 212013S Head used with FF104, FF105, 251091S Used with FF108 Shell LF509N Gasket used with the FF213, FS1212 Dual fuel filter assembly following head and shell head combinations: ENGINE HEAD 251129S Used with FF108 Fuel filter SHELL V6-140 252917 head assembly 189977 V8-185 252917 215617S Dual water filter head, uses 189977 N & NH 177058 256535S mounting bracket. 184386 V6-200 173285 184386 V8-185 173285 184386 V6-200 177058 250024S Used with AF250 Cover gasket 173313 V8-185 177058 251139S O'ring 173313 V6-200 294353 184386 V8-185 294353 250301S Gasket 184386 V6-200 204354 184386 V8-185 204354 250383S Used with FF107 Gasket 184386 V6-200 252990 173313 V8-185 252990 173313 V12 162671 250394S Used with FF106, FF109, 184386 V12 180729 FF110, FF111, LF550, LF552 251152S Used with LF502, LF516 By- 184386 V12 183771 Rubber cover gasket pass spring (relief valve 184386 V12 195745 located in bottom of shell) 184386 V12 196079 184386 V12 199797 251302S CATERPILLAR 5M954 Gasket 184386 J 199917 184386 J & C 177058 250439S Used with LF509N, LF525, 184386 LF548, LF640 173368SB Bulk package (100) of 250457S Gasket 173368S. CATERPILLAR 5H5601 251303S LUBERFINER 1867 Cover Gasket Used with LF516 Shell and 250645S 181592S gasket used on Luberfiner F- Bolt Assembly 120 and F-155 housings before September, 1953. Used with FF108, FS1201 251390S Rubber cover gasket 250806S One inch OD flat air filter bolt seal. 251390SB Bulk package (100) of 251390S. 183342S Used with LF516 Element support in housing assembly Uses service part: 3902353S Used with FF108 Snap ring 251919 250843S Coolant Immersion Heater 6' Replacement cord 120V 252011S Spring for 2 & 4 quart power steering reservoirs. Used with LF613 O'ring used 193302S the following Cummins head Spring used in 10-quart power shell combinations: Used with LF500, LF750A, 252052S 250856S steering reservoirs. HEAD SHELL LF750B Coupling assembly for 166400 166422 use on LF500 and LF750 by- Housing used with FF178 167991 166422 pass housing assemblies with 252193S 168032 173178 the exception of 252281S. 175623 173178 Also used on 10 quart power 175623 551680 steering reservoir. 175624 551680 181726 551681 551102 551681 250879S Cap Plug (Fuel inlet port Overall Height: 0.15 (4) protective plastic cap) Largest OD: 5.66 (144) 252274S Used with LF500, LF750A, Cross Section: Round LF750B Mounting bracket Largest ID: 5.36 (136) also used on 10-quart power 202592S Gasket steering reservoir 251431S. 251081S Used with FF108 Square 204163S Water filter spin-on head. washer for capscrew 1/2" 252598S Used with FF178 Rubber cover gasket Page E4 E. PRODUCT GUIDE 252916S Housing used with LF516 254511S Used with LF500, LF750B, 255816S Crankcase breather washer. Housing assembly LF750A Retaining ring 254608S Gasket for 255180S and 257014S crankcase breathers. 256172S Housing used with FS1201 252917S Used with LF516 Remote mount head for 252916 252916S 254792 Coolant Immersion Heater 5' Replacement Cord 240V 252943S LUBERFINER 2172 Cover seal for Luberfiner F-120 and F-155 housings made after 256421S Spring for 256546S fuel/ water September 1953. 255180S Uses service part: 255183S, separator housing. 3302527S Crankcase breather 253152S Bracket assembly for for turbo applications 256424S Shell assembly for fuel/ water 254385S housing. separator housing assembly 256546S. (black) 255183S Used with 255180S Crankcase breather element used in 255180S assembly. 253200S THERMO-KING GASKETS 331044 Used with LF503 Coolant Immersion Heater for 256535S Mounting bracket for 204163S 255357 Gasket Cummins 1500W/120VCSA and 215617S water filter heads, 142784S, 3304315S Used with LF509N Head and 212013S fuel filter heads. 253312S Chrome cover for use on 10- 255428S quart power steering reservoir 251431S. Housing used with FS1201 256546S Fuel/water separator housing assembly (black cover and 255622S Used with FF105, FF105D, shell) (FS1201 element) FS1212, 3837317S, FS1000, FS1001 Composition thread 253621S Housing used with LF509N seal gasket 256555S Cover assembly for use on 4- quart power steering reservoir 254385S. 255721S Dipstick for use on 2-quart power steering reservoir 257014S Uses service part: 3302527S 255730S. Used with AF251 Crankcase 254005S Used with LF509N Cover breather with steel stamped gasket housing and cover; two-stage filtration, Scott foam element 254028S Used with LF516 Snap ring 255724S Cover assembly for use on 2- (257419S) quart power steering reservoir 255730S. Internal retaining screens for 257203S Clamp for 257129S and 254064S 3300692S housings. 156810S crankcase breather. Vapor element used with 257419S 255737S Vented dipstick for 10-quart 255180S or 257014S 254098S Used with LF509N Bolt for power steering reservoir LF509N housing. crankcase breathers. 251431S. 254176S Cover assembly for use on 257541S Vent valve for use on fuel/ 10-quart power steering water separator housing 255815S Gasket for 255180S, assembly. reservoir 251431S. 156810S, and 257014S crankcase breathers. 257542S Valve assembly used in 254329S Gasket 256546S, consists of 257541S and 3302010S. 254387S Dipstick for use on 4-quart power steering reservoir 254385S. 254503S Gasket Page E5 E. PRODUCT GUIDE 257715S Water filter head 204163S 259223 Coolant Immersion Heater for 259305 Coolant Tank Replacement and bracket assembly. Detroit Diesel 1500W/240V Heating Element **CSA Approved 259306 Replacement heating element for 259278 coolant tank Coolant Immersion Heater for 259225 heater. 2000W/120V Detroit Diesel 750W/120V 258127S Housing cover (1 pack of 258092) 259225C Coolant Immersion Heater for 258230S CATERPILLAR 5M5999 Detroit Diesel 750W/120V Gasket **CSA Approved 259307 Replacement heating element 258814S Used with LF750A, LF750B Reinforced mounting bracket for 259279 water-tight coolant 259229C Coolant Immersion Heater for tank heater. 2000W/120V Caterpillar 1000W/120V **CSA Used with WF2053 Approved 258859S Replacement heating element Head Assembly 259308 for 259280 coolant tank heater. 2000W/240V 259231C Coolant Immersion Heater for 259073S Used with LF750A, LF750B Caterpillar 1500W/120V **CSA Chrome mounting bracket Approved 259309 Replacement heating element for 259281 water-tight coolant assembly for use on LF750 chrome by-pass housing tank heater. 2000W/240V assembly 252281S. 259235 Coolant Immersion Heater for 259310 Replacement heating element 259083S Capscrew used on 4-quart GMC & Caterpillar for 259282 coolant tank power steering reservoir with 1500W/120V heater. 2000W/480V **CSA metal cover. Approved Coolant Immersion Heater for 259311 Replacement heating element 259204 for 259283 coolant tank Cummins 1000W/120V 259246 Extension Cord 120V 15FT heater. 2250W/120V 259205 Coolant Immersion Heater for Cummins 1000W/240V 259247 Extension Cord 120V 25FT 259313 Replacement heating element for 259285 coolant tank 259211 Coolant Immersion Heater for 259248 Extension Cord 120V 50FT heater. 2500W/240V Caterpillar, Detroit
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