FEBI 26686 is an oil filter for vehicles with the E38 chassis code. This part ensures that the oil remains clean by filtering out metal particles, soot, and wear debris from the engine oil, preventing premature wear of engine components.
Product Features and Benefits
- OEM Compatibility: FEBI 26686 is manufactured according to original equipment standards; meets authorized service criteria.
- Material Quality: Made from high-quality OE equivalent raw materials; optimized for durability and longevity.
- Performance: Provides size and functional performance compliant with manufacturer tolerances.
- Testing and Certification: Manufactured in facilities with ISO 9001 / IATF 16949 production standards.
- Warranty: Manufacturer's warranty + correct part confirmation by German Parts Depot.
Technical Details
| Manufacturer Brand | FEBI |
| Product Code (OE/OEM) | 26686 |
| Part Type | Oil Filter |
| Production Standard | OE Equivalent / OEM |
| Origin | Germany |
| System | Engine Lubrication |
Vehicle Compatibility
FEBI 26686 is compatible with vehicles that have the E38 chassis code. It is recommended to verify with the 17-digit VIN based on your vehicle's engine code and production year.
For accurate part selection, it is advised to confirm with our customer service using your 17-digit VIN (chassis) number.
Quality and Warranty
FEBI Bilstein, established in 1844 in Ennepetal, is a German brand with the widest OE equivalent catalog in Europe, offering over 30,000 part varieties.
Installation and Usage Notes
It is recommended to replace it along with the engine oil during periodic maintenance. Tighten to manufacturer torque + lubricate with new oil.
Advantages of German Parts Depot: Same day shipping, e-archive invoicing, WhatsApp expert support line (wa.me/905382927219). Our stock information is updated in real-time; your order is confirmed only for items physically available. If you write to our support line with your vehicle's chassis number, we will quickly provide you with a quote for the correct OE/equivalent part.
