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1191 Millard Fuel Filter DIMENSIONS Catalog Europe, 25/09/2021 1191 Millard Fuel Filter DIMENSIONS H (Height): 72 mm OD (Outer Diameter): 88 mm ID (Inner Diameter): 19 mm ID2 (Inner Diameter): 17 mm Gaskets: 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 87 mm / 80 mm 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 84 mm / 77 mm 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 19 mm / 14 mm 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 10 mm / 6 mm PRESENTATION UNITS PER BOX: 24 WEIGHT: 5.5 Kg VOLUME: 0.02 cbm EAN13: 5055148221034 For updated information visit http://mlrd.es/MF-1191 CROSS REFERENCES BALDWIN BF825 MAHLE KX23 COOPERSFIAAM FP4378 MANN P 917X FLEETGUARD FF167 MANN P917x ITF14: 85055148221030 FOMOCO E7NN-9176-AA OPEL 8 13 561 FORD 6149 716 OPEL 813561 FORD E7NN9176AA P.B.R. AG1296 FRAM C1191 PURFLUX CS157A HENGST E75K D42 PUROLATOR F50149 HENGST E75KD42 RENAULT 77 01 016 181 KNECHT/MAHLE KX 23 RENAULT 7701016181 LUCAS CAV 296 WIX 33166 APPLICATIONS (EUROPE) AGRALE-DEUTZ Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish 1800-Serie 1800 D Perk. Q20B 4236 49 66 67 1988 ALCATEL Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish Bulk Bulk Transporter Indenor XDP4.80 1969 1976 Bulk Bulk Transporter Indenor XDP4.88 1969 1976 Bulk Bulk Transporter Indenor XDP4.90 1969 1976 ALFA ROMEO Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish AR 8 2.4 D Sofim-8140.61.200 53 71 72 1978 1986 F 12 F 12 Perk. 4.108 (V) 40 54 54 1972 1981 Giulia 1800 Diesel Perkins 4.108 38 51 52 1976 1978 Giulietta 116 2.0 TD 61 82 83 1983 1985 FR-2D-01 Product Data Sheet Page 1 Catalog Europe, 25/09/2021 1191 Millard Fuel Filter DIMENSIONS ARO H (Height): 72 mm Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish OD (Outer Diameter): 88 mm ARO 10 1.6 TD VW TD 1980 ID (Inner Diameter): 19 mm ID2 (Inner Diameter): 17 mm ARO Gaskets: Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 87 mm / 80 mm ARO 10 1.9 D RENAULT DIESEL 1980 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 84 mm / 77 mm ARO 240 - 244 2.1 D PEUGEOT 1976 ARO 240 - 244 2.3 D PEUGEOT 1976 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 19 mm / 14 mm ARO 240 - 244 2.5 D PEUGEOT 1976 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 10 mm / 6 mm AUDI PRESENTATION Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish 80 80 | 82 | 81 | 85, B1+B2 1.6 D JK 40 54 54 1980 1986 UNITS PER BOX: 24 80 80 | 82 | 81 | 85, B1+B2 1.6 TD CY 51 68 69 1981 1986 WEIGHT: 5.5 Kg VOLUME: 0.02 cbm AUTOSAN EAN13: 5055148221034 Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish A-Serie A 10-11.21 STW 11 H-Serie H 10-11.01 STW 11 H-Serie H 10-11.05 STE 11 H-Serie H 10-11.06 STW 11 H-Serie H 10-11.1 STW 10 H-Serie H 10-11.11 | N STW 11 H-Serie H 10-11.21 STW 11 H-Serie H 10-12 STW 11 H-Serie H 10-12.01 STW 11 H-Serie H 10-12.09 STW 11 ITF14: 85055148221030 H-Serie H 10-12.16 STW 11 H-Serie H 6-20 4CT 107 H-Serie H 6-20 Perkins H-Serie H 6-20.1 AD 81006U H-Serie H 6-50 4CT 107 H-Serie H 6-50 Perk. Phaser 110T H-Serie H 6-53 4CT 107 H-Serie H 6-53 Perk. Phaser 110T AVIA (MISA) Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish 1000-Serie 1000 Perkins-4.108 42 56 57 1976 1980 1000-Serie 1250 Perkins-4.108 42 56 57 1976 1984 1000-Serie 1500 Perkins-4.192 49 66 67 1972 1984 2000-Serie 2000 Perkins-4.192 77 103 105 1972 1980 2000-Serie 2500 Perkins-4.192 52 70 71 1972 1980 2000-Serie 2500 Perkins-4.203 52 70 71 1963 1980 3000-Serie 3500 Perkins-4.192 3000-Serie 3500 Perkins-4.236 65 87 88 1963 1980 3000-Serie 3500 LE Perkins-4.203 3000-Serie 3600, 3600 F Perkins-4.236 3000-Serie 3601 Perkins-4.236 3000-Serie 3602, 3602 F Perkins-4.236 3000-Serie 3603 Perkins-4.236 4000-Serie 4000 Perkins-4.192 65 87 88 1973 1980 4000-Serie 4000 Perkins-4.203 65 87 88 1972 1976 4000-Serie 4000 Perkins-4.236 65 87 88 1965 1980 4000-Serie 4006 C Perkins-6.305 73 98 99 1968 1980 5000-Serie 5000 Perkins-4.236 65 87 88 1971 1980 5000-Serie 5600, 5600 F Perkins-4.236 5000-Serie 5601, 5601 F Perkins-4.236 FR-2D-01 Product Data Sheet Page 2 Catalog Europe, 25/09/2021 1191 Millard Fuel Filter DIMENSIONS AVIA (MISA) H (Height): 72 mm Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish OD (Outer Diameter): 88 mm 5000-Serie 5602, 5602 F Perkins-4.236 ID (Inner Diameter): 19 mm 5000-Serie 5603 Perkins-4.236 ID2 (Inner Diameter): 17 mm 6000-Serie 6500 Perkins-6.305 73 98 99 1966 1970 Gaskets: 70-Serie 70 TT Perkins-4.236 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 87 mm / 80 mm 7000-Serie 7000 Perkins-6.305 99 133 135 1969 1980 8000-Serie 8000 MT Perkins-6.354.3 86 115 117 1975 1980 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 84 mm / 77 mm 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 19 mm / 14 mm AWD 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 10 mm / 6 mm Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish M-Serie M 1120 4x4 5.4 | 100D 101 135 137 1988 PRESENTATION M-Serie M 1120 4x4 5.4 | 105TD 101 135 137 1988 M-Serie M 1120 4x4 5.4 | 135TD 101 135 137 1988 UNITS PER BOX: 24 M-Serie MT 12-18 Perk. 6.180Ti 134 180 182 1988 WEIGHT: 5.5 Kg M-Serie MT 15-18 Perk. 6.180Ti 134 180 182 1988 VOLUME: 0.02 cbm TJ-Serie TJ 1090 5.4 | 100D 77 103 105 1988 TJ-Serie TJ 850 5.4 | 100D 77 103 105 1988 EAN13: 5055148221034 TJ-Serie TJ 940 5.4 | 100D 77 103 105 1988 TL-Serie TL GM D. 330Turbo 154 206 209 1988 TL-Serie TL GM D.330 cu.in. 154 206 209 1988 TL-Serie TL 10-14 Perk. 6.145T 107 143 145 1989 TL-Serie TL 12-16 Perk. 6.160T 119 160 162 1988 TL-Serie TL 13-16 Perk. 6.160T 119 160 162 1988 TL-Serie TL 17-18 Perk. 6.180Ti 134 180 182 1989 TL-Serie TL 18-16 Perk.Ph. 6.160T 119 160 162 1988 TL-Serie TL 21-16 Perk.Ph. 6.160T 119 160 162 1988 TL-Serie TL 7-14 Perk. 6.145T 107 143 145 1988 TL-Serie TL 8-14 Perk. 6.145T 107 143 145 1988 ITF14: 85055148221030 TL-Serie TL 9-14 Perk. 6.145T 107 143 145 1988 BARREIROS Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish 1000-Serie 1400, 1500 C 24 1976 2000-Serie 2800 D 34 61 82 83 1971 1975 2000-Serie 2900 D 34 61 82 83 1971 1975 26 | -Serie 26 | 26 B 36 158 212 215 1971 1978 26 | -Serie 26 | 26 B Turbo 300BS 36 204 273 277 1971 1978 4000-Serie 4600 D 36 91 122 124 1969 1975 42 | -Serie 42 | 14 D 36 88 118 120 1971 1981 42 | -Serie 42 | 16 B 24 84 113 114 1969 1979 42 | -Serie 42 | 17 B 26 124 166 168 1969 1979 42 | -Serie 42 | 20 B 26 124 166 168 1969 1978 42 | -Serie 42 | 20 GR B 36 158 212 215 1971 1978 42 | -Serie 42 | 25 C 60 1970 1981 42 | -Serie 42 | 35 A 24 44 59 60 1969 1975 42 | -Serie 42 | 35 A 60 44 59 60 1969 1981 42 | -Serie 42 | 38 B 36 158 212 215 1971 1978 42 | -Serie 42 | 38 RB, TB TurboBS 30036 205 275 279 1971 1978 42 | -Serie 42 | 38 T B 36 158 212 215 1973 1978 42 | -Serie 42 | 45, 42 | 55 D 34 61 82 83 1969 1973 42 | -Serie 42 | 65, 42 | 70 A 26 66 88 90 1969 1975 5000-Serie 5300 BH 26 124 166 168 1969 1976 6000-Serie 6000 BH 26 124 166 168 1969 1976 62 | -Serie 62 | 26 B 36 158 212 215 1970 1972 64 | -Serie 64 | 26 B 36 158 212 215 1971 1978 64 | -Serie 64 | 34 BS 36 205 275 279 1974 1983 64 | -Serie 64 | 34 Turbo 300 BS 36 201 269 273 1971 1978 82 | -Serie 82 | 35 B 36 204 273 277 1971 1978 FR-2D-01 Product Data Sheet Page 3 Catalog Europe, 25/09/2021 1191 Millard Fuel Filter DIMENSIONS BARREIROS H (Height): 72 mm Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish OD (Outer Diameter): 88 mm 82 | -Serie 82 | 35 BS 36 204 273 277 1973 1983 ID (Inner Diameter): 19 mm 82 | -Serie 82 | 35 Turbo 300 BS 36 201 269 273 1971 1978 ID2 (Inner Diameter): 17 mm 84 | -Serie 84 | 37 Turbo 300 BS 36 201 269 273 1971 1978 Gaskets: A 501 V A 501 V BH 26 1970 1979 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 87 mm / 80 mm Azor Azor B 24 1970 1980 B-Serie B 210 B 26 124 166 168 1971 1978 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 84 mm / 77 mm B-Serie B 312 Sicca B 36 158 212 215 1971 1978 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 19 mm / 14 mm Centauro Centauro B 26 1970 1980 1 Unit/s (OD/ID) 10 mm / 6 mm Coach AEC Coach AEC B 26 1979 Commando Commando A 26, A 45 1970 1981 PRESENTATION Commando Commando A 90 1970 1981 D-Serie D 309 D 36 88 118 120 1975 1976 UNITS PER BOX: 24 Panther Panther II B 24 1970 1981 WEIGHT: 5.5 Kg Panther Panther III B 26 1970 1981 Panther Panther III B 36, B 438 1970 1981 VOLUME: 0.02 cbm Puma Puma A 90 1970 1979 EAN13: 5055148221034 S-Serie S-35 U D 34 1970 1972 S-Serie S-75 U D 36 1970 1972 Vedette Vedette C 24 1980 BEDFORD Serie Model Engine Kw HP CV Start Finish J-Serie J 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 200 CID 1969 1978 J-Serie J 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 214 CID 1969 1978 J-Serie J 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 220 CID 1969 1978 J-Serie J 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 300 CID 1969 1978 J-Serie J 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 330 CID 1969 1978 ITF14: 85055148221030 K-Serie KA, KB, KC, KE, KF,330 KG CID 1977 K-Serie KC, KG, KM 381 CID 1977 1979 K-Serie KD, KE, KME 380 CID 1977 K-Serie KF, KG Leyland-0.370 1977 K-Serie KG, KGA, KH, KM,466 KMT CID 1978 K-Serie KH Leyland-0.400 S 1977 K-Serie KM Vauxh.
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