Sourcing Guide
Product spotlight for Isuzu oil filter seating TO 0055LZ, TO 0057LZ, TO 0066LZ and TO 0067LZ, with JX1008A, JX1013A and thread matching notes.
Many buyers search for oil filter parts by truck model first, then try to confirm the exact filter head or filter base by part number and old-part photos. This product spotlight covers the Isuzu oil filter seating TO 0055LZ to TO 0067LZ direction from the OTX replacement catalog.
The product is not a simple spin-on oil filter. It is an oil filter seating, also called an oil filter head or oil filter base in many markets. The visible structure includes a cast aluminum body, mounting base, bolt holes, circular filter connection, central threaded connector and side plug. For this type of part, the thread and mounting shape can be more important than the general model name.
The catalog gives four related OTX codes for this Isuzu oil filter seating direction. Use the table below as a matching starting point, then confirm the actual item by old part, thread and installation position:
| Catalog Code | Reference / Model Clue | Thread Clue | Matching Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| TO 0055LZ | Isuzu oil filter | M20 x 1.5 | Confirm the Isuzu application by old-part photo, engine side and filter connection. |
| TO 0057LZ | JX1008A | 1"-12 | Check thread, sealing face and mounting base before replacement. |
| TO 0066LZ | JX1013A | 1 1/8"-16 | Compare the threaded connector and housing shape with the removed part. |
| TO 0067LZ | Confirm by sample | M30 x 2 | Send the old part photo and thread detail when the printed number is unclear. |
A filter element may be confirmed by height, outside diameter and thread. An oil filter seating needs more checks: mounting base layout, bolt-hole position, filter connection, side plug, oil passage direction and the engine-side installation position. A similar-looking part may still fail to install if the base or thread is different.
For Isuzu-related requests, the model name is useful but not enough by itself. Different engine versions, aftermarket references and local naming habits can create confusion. The safest inquiry combines the model clue with a photo of the old seating, the filter connection and any visible reference such as JX1008A or JX1013A.
For a faster quote, send front, side and bottom photos of the old part. Include the bolt-hole layout, filter-thread side, side plug and any casting mark or package label. If the part is still installed on the engine, photograph the installation position and nearby oil lines so the direction is clearer.
If you can measure the part, add thread size, mounting hole distance, sealing face diameter and the filter type currently used on the truck. If the measurement is uncertain, mark it as approximate and let the photo support the check.
Oil filter seating items are often ordered together with spin-on oil filters, fuel filters, oil filter assemblies, filter bases, gaskets and regular maintenance parts. For importers, workshops and distributors, this is usually more practical than asking about one small item at a time.
Browse related oil filter seating products or send an inquiry with catalog code, thread clue, old-part photos, quantity and mixed order plan. We can help check whether TO 0055LZ, TO 0057LZ, TO 0066LZ or TO 0067LZ is the better replacement direction before quotation.
Use this guide to organize a clearer quote request instead of choosing from a short product list.
Part number, truck brand, model, engine model, chassis number and old-part photos help confirm the correct replacement before quotation.
Filters, brake parts, clutch parts, chassis parts, cab parts, bearings, sensors and assemblies can be checked together for one practical order.
Share quantity, packing preference and whether the order is for fleet repair, workshop use or distributor stock.
Continue by brand, model or part system when the inquiry needs more specific matching clues.
Send part numbers, truck models, chassis numbers, old-part photos or sample photos. We can help check multiple items and combine them into a practical export order.