Engine Oil Filler Cap for Kubota L3450 L3600 L3650 L3710 L3800 L4200
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Application | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|
| Kubota L3450 / L3600 / L3650 / L3700 / L3710 / L3800 | Compare original cap. |
| Kubota L4150 / L4200 and selected M-series applications | Verify engine and filler-neck style. |
Product Overview
The oil filler cap closes the crankcase fill opening and helps keep dust and moisture from entering the engine. A missing, cracked or loose-fitting cap should be replaced before continued dusty-field operation.
Kubota used more than one filler-cap design across the broad model list in the source title. For that reason, this listing should be matched by the existing cap shape, thread/locking style and engine application rather than assuming every listed tractor uses the same cap.
Key Features & Performance
- Engine oil-fill opening cap
- For compatible Kubota tractor applications
- Replacement for a lost, damaged or leaking cap
- Fitment should be verified by engine and cap style
Common Reasons for Replacement
- Missing or damaged oil cap
- Oil seepage around filler opening
- Contamination entering through an unsealed fill port
Technical Specifications
- Part Type: Engine Oil Filler Cap / Plug
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I confirm compatibility? Compare the original cap dimensions and locking/thread style and verify the tractor engine before ordering.
Is this an OEM part? This listing is for a replacement part. Brand names and OE/reference numbers are used to identify fitment unless the listing specifically states that the item is genuine OEM.