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Trevor Jessie
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Wix 1348 is what I use.
Trevor Jessie
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Maybe it is Wix 51348 and Napa Gold 1348... I forget which one has the prefix, but they are the same filter.
Trevor Jessie
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Correct Bill, but when I first got my midget it gave me a filter # that fit perfect while the engine was out of the car, but was too big to remove once the engine was in place. It might have just been a fluke. I then chose the 1348 because of its compact size, and I had access to cheap wix filters.