CPL Number?

[cumins01]

I just purchased a 2012 6.7 and so far so good. The only complaint is the fuel milage, which I am in the process of getting all parts for delete. My question is where can I find the CPL number to give to cummins to get the correct fuel and oil filter? I know on my old 02 it was on the gear housing in plain sight. With all the crap on this engine I can't seem to locate it. Need some help.
Thanks
Steve

 

[bigblock_doc]

Go to Geno's, they have all filters and small parts you will ever need.
Geno's Garage
What does CPL mean? Concealed License Permit.

 

[Jim W]

I would use Geno's Garage.com for the proper fuel and oil filters for your truck. Your oil filter part number is LF16035 $13.95 which is the StrataPore filter which is the better of the two filters for your truck the other is a standard oil filter LF3972 $8.95.
Most of us use the StrataPore filter for our trucks. This filter fits the following years 1989-2015 and the 5.9L and 6.7L engines.

Now the fuel filter for your truck that I would suggest would be the Nanonet fuel filter at a 3 micron rating. This would be either the Mopar filter FS_MOP68157291AA $60.95 or the Fleetguard filter FS530000 $73.95. Fleetguard makes the Mopar filter but it is re-badge to say Mopar on the can.

See TDR issues 80 on page 63.

Jim W.

 

[cumins01]

I seen that in their catalog and was going that route at Cummins. But if you order a water pump, valve cover gasket, CCV filter, etc. Cummins always needed the engine ID to find the correct parts. At least my Cummins store did.

 

[sag2]

It should be on a white sticker on the valve cover.

 

[cumins01]

Thanks sag2. I will check

 

[Bob V]

The nanonet filter will be cheaper at the dealer than cummins

 

[cumins01]

Okay thanks Bob V.

 

[Cummins12V98]

I would use Geno's Garage.com for the proper fuel and oil filters for your truck. Your oil filter part number is LF16035 $13.95 which is the StrataPore filter which is the better of the two filters for your truck the other is a standard oil filter LF3972 $8.95.
Most of us use the StrataPore filter for our trucks. This filter fits the following years 1989-2015 and the 5.9L and 6.7L engines.

Now the fuel filter for your truck that I would suggest would be the Nanonet fuel filter at a 3 micron rating. This would be either the Mopar filter FS_MOP68157291AA $60.95 or the Fleetguard filter FS530000 $73.95. Fleetguard makes the Mopar filter but it is re-badge to say Mopar on the can.

See TDR issues 80 on page 63.

Jim W.

Jim is spot on!

Geno's is a great place to buy parts for our RAM/CUMMINS. FYI the people that own this website own Geno's.

 

[cumins01]

I understand that as I am a subcriber to the TDR and got a lot of my "add-on" parts from Geno's. Great people, service and fast delivery. My local Cummins store is on my way home is the only reason for asking.