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Renault Triber & Kiger 1.0L (2019–Present) - Oil Pump Strainer
Renault Triber & Kiger 1.0L (2019–Present) - Oil Pump Strainer
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R 699.99
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R 699.99
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Description
This genuine-specification Engine Oil Pump Strainer Assembly (Internal Oil Pickup) is engineered for the lubrication systems of Renault, Nissan, and Datsun small-displacement engines. Positioned within the engine oil sump, it acts as the primary filtration barrier, capturing coarse debris, metal shavings, and sludge before oil reaches the oil pump and critical engine bearings. Manufactured with a heat-resistant reinforced composite housing and an ultra-fine mesh filter screen, it prevents pump cavitation, ensures consistent oil pressure, and maintains vital engine lubrication. Direct replacement unit designed for seamless fitment onto original oil pump intake ports.
Simplified Vehicle Compatibility List
Renault Triber (2019–Present) — 1.0L 12V 3-Cylinder (B4D Energy)
Renault Kiger (2021–Present) — 1.0L 12V 3-Cylinder (B4D / Energy 1.0)
Application Note: Specifically fits Renault-Nissan CMF-A platform models equipped with 1.0L (B4D) petrol engines. Always replace the mounting O-ring gasket when installing a new oil strainer.
Specifications
Part Type: Engine Oil Pump Strainer / Oil Pickup Tube
Fitting Position: Internal Engine Oil Sump / Oil Pump Intake Port
Part Supplier Code: STR-REN-150504872R
OEM Reference Numbers: 150504872R / 15050-4872R / 15050 4872R
Housing Material: High-Grade Heat-Resistant Automotive Composite
Filter Element: Fine Metallic Mesh Screen Filter
Function: Primary Crude Contaminant Filtration and Oil Pickup
Assembly Inclusions: Direct Replacement Internal Oil Strainer Tube Assembly
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