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Old 01-06-14, 16:42
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You are right. The NSN for the military junior is 2940-141-9025.

Here is a link to the NSN search which gives manufacturer's numbers:
http://www.dlis.dla.mil/webflis/pub/...9025&newpage=1

One of those on there is the C21P (a familiar number), which I translate over to the NAPA 1100.

In all honesty though, either will work. The 1100 has a more surface area, but since it is just a partial flow oil filter, if you ever were to actually plug the filter, your engine would likely already be toast. About 15% of the oil goes through the filter while the other 85% goes directly to the bearings.
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