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oil filter part # question

am i blind or is the Mahle oil filter for the SC no longer in the catalog? it either disappeared or I deleted it from my project list. when i go to order one, im not seeing it

maybe im confused. i see it listed twice BUT differently. when i search, i find a filter for years 72-89, part # 930-107-764-01-M67

but when i click on it, the model years are different...it says "911 Carrera 2/4 1989-94, 911 Turbo 1989"

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Just an FYI...

You can buy the Mahle if you want, and certainly nothing wrong with that choice. But if it is eaier for you, if you have local autoparts store that sells Wicks brand (or is it Wickes), you can try them. Charles Navarro, our resident oil expert uses the Wick(e)s on his car. I can get them locally form my O'Reilley's, who are nice enough to keep one in stock.
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Mahle OC-54 is the correct filter.

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It's still there. Sometimes when the part is used in different years (long hood, short hood, 964, etc.) the search will take you to the other catalogs. I don't know why...

New Parts Catalog -> 911 Parts -> 911 (74-89) -> Basic Maintenance ->Oil Filters
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i had the same thing happen to me last week, but finally found it.
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ok. so its the OC-54. Thanks guys
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OC-54....proper for '72 through '89 (?) Not 100% sure on the '89...
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OC-54 fits from 72 - 94 (911 - 964)
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OC-54 fits from 72 - 94 (911 - 964)
Thanks for the memory jog. My current rigs? All I need to remember is Pure One,
PL3001. Aka, "The Ford filter"...

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