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Can anyone tell me the correct Fram XG filter for a 2021 GMC Sierra 2500HD AT4 Crew Cab 4WD with a Durmax diesel? I get different numbers at different sites. Thanks Roger
Oil Filter Confusion
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PH10575 but when did chevy start producing the 6.6L gas?
Woops, you wanted to xg. XG10575
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That is not a XG. It is the wrong number, it is way to small and why are you asking about gas?
I posted an XG right before your post. I'm asking about gas to try & get you the correct diesel part number. Frams guide shows 6.6L and that's the same displacement as the 6.6L duramax... you see?
Best advice at this point is to take the AC delco part number I quoted & call fram.
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Looks like that fits a 2020 not a 2021
That filter should fit 2020-2023 GM 6.6L Duramax L5P
PF26 is showing up on that AC delco part number too.
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FRAM Ultra Synthetic Automotive Replacement Oil Filter, Designed for Synthetic Oil Changes Lasting up to 20k Miles, XG2 with SureGrip (Pack of 1) https://a.co/d/6gF5kaG
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This is the only XG (10575) that Fram shows for that truck. They only show a 6.8L V8 for the engine. Is that what's in yours?
https://www.fram.com/en/oil-filter-...&Make=GMC&Model=Sierra 2500 HD&Engine=6.6L V8
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It’s a 6.6l V8 turbodiesel
Fram shows that an ACDelco PF-26 crosses to a PH2. Fram shows an XG2 if you search for it on their website.
Fram Ultra XG2.
https://www.fram.com/en/oil-filter-xg2
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The last update to Fram's catalog is a failure. xreferencing and year/make/model engine..... toasted for too many vehicles.
XG has phased out the full synthetic media for a synthetic layer over cellulose layer. I wouldn't even bother with it, along with the state of flux that they're in..... move along and use another brand.
Glance at the Rockauto catalog for some PN's for your engine. There is an unreleased new Fram PN for your engine.
BTW, the Wix PN has a 400+ psi burst vs the 230psi for the Fram xg2/ph2/tg2 filters.
https://wixfilters.com/Lookup/PartDetails.aspx?Part=2210064
https://www.fram.com/en/oil-filter-xg2
And, baldwin says: The B40150 features superior structural integrity to provide engine protection throughout the service interval.
https://www.baldwinfilters.com/cont...ure/EMAM/EMAM_Baldwin_ProductPicks_B40150.pdf
Something tells me that I wouldn't want to use the cheaper gasser filter on that diesel engine.
XG has phased out the full synthetic media for a synthetic layer over cellulose layer. I wouldn't even bother with it, along with the state of flux that they're in..... move along and use another brand.
Glance at the Rockauto catalog for some PN's for your engine. There is an unreleased new Fram PN for your engine.
BTW, the Wix PN has a 400+ psi burst vs the 230psi for the Fram xg2/ph2/tg2 filters.
https://wixfilters.com/Lookup/PartDetails.aspx?Part=2210064
https://www.fram.com/en/oil-filter-xg2
And, baldwin says: The B40150 features superior structural integrity to provide engine protection throughout the service interval.
https://www.baldwinfilters.com/cont...ure/EMAM/EMAM_Baldwin_ProductPicks_B40150.pdf
Something tells me that I wouldn't want to use the cheaper gasser filter on that diesel engine.
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Fram only shows the 6.8L V8 in their filter look-up pull down menu.
Fram shows that an ACDelco PF-26 crosses to a PH2. Fram shows an XG2 if you search for it on their website.
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Fram Ultra XG2.
https://www.fram.com/en/oil-filter-xg2
GM 6.6 Liter L5P V-8 Duramax Turbo Diesel Engine
The GM L5P Duramax is a turbo-diesel engine produced by General Motors for use in full-size heavy-duty (HD) pickup trucks. Displacing 6.6 liters in a V-8 configuration, the L5P is part of a new generation of Duramax engines. It succeeds the 6.6L Duramax V-8 LML engine.6.6L L5P Engine Vitals
| Displacement: | 6.6L / 403 cu. in. |
|---|---|
| Aspiration: | Natural |
| Vehicles: | Chevrolet Silverado HD, GMC Sierra HD |
| Introduced: | 2017 model year |
| Discontinued: | – |
| Predecessor: | LML Duramax V8 |
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I think it was 2021. If our motorhome was built on a 2021 chassis, it would have had a 6.6. But its on a 2020 chassis with a 6.0
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I think it was 2021. If our motorhome was built on a 2021 chassis, it would have had a 6.6. But its on a 2020 chassis with a 6.0
They are referring to the HD Truck launch. When the RV builders received the motorhome bodies might of been a different time.
