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Question Iveco - filter cross reference numbers

Hello to all my Iveco friends (and anybody else reading of course!)

As most of you are aware I am ow in the States. Like most people I stocked up on spare filters prior to leaving UK but now after 35000 kms I have exhausted my supplies.
I am now looking to source replacement filters (oil / fuel / air)
But unfortunately my reference numbers are only the original iveco part numbers which here in USA means absolutely nothing.

A bit of searching around on the web and luckily I did come up with a cross reference list for the oil filters, which gives me a list of about 15 'standard' manufacturers (FRAM etc) and their corresponding filter numbers to match my original iveco. Now this is ideal as you can walk into any car spares shop and at least they can try to locate.

However, I have drawn a blank with the fuel filter and the air filter.

Do any of you know of a similar list out there for either of these or alternatively has anybody got a FRAM style part number for either the fuel or air filter.

My thought is that if we can collate all this info together I can then publish it up on my area for all to access as and when needed, wherever you may happen to be.

So, my filter numbers are :

AIR filter IVECO number is : 190 8233 (which I think is the COOPERS number AEM2656 or FRAM CA5668) - anybody know any others?

FUEL filter, IVECO number is : mmmm not sure? help please? and consequently no corresponding yet.

Look forward to some replies guys,
thanks
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