Description
When you're dealing with water in your diesel fuel, you're looking at trouble. Water contamination can destroy expensive injection pumps and injectors, leaving you with costly repairs and downtime when you can least afford it. This fuel water separator is your first line of defense, preventing water from reaching fuel pumps, injection pumps, and injectors, which can cause catastrophic failures costing thousands in repairs.
What You're Getting
- Advanced Baldwin filtration technology that separates water and removes particles before they damage your fuel system
- Inside-out flow direction design that maximizes filtration efficiency and extends filter life
- Sensor port with 1/2-20 thread lets you monitor water levels or plug it if not needed
- 6 1/16 inch length and 3 11/16 inch diameter for proper fuel flow capacity
- 1-14 thread size for secure mounting in your existing filter head
Built for Real Farm Work
This filter is designed specifically for Ford diesel engines where clean, dry fuel is critical for reliable operation. Whether you're running a utility tractor for hay operations, a row-crop machine during planting season, or powering through heavy field work, this filter protects the high-pressure fuel system components that keep your Ford running smoothly.
Made to Last
Baldwin filters have been protecting engines for decades with quality media that captures contaminants while maintaining proper oil flow. The sturdy construction handles the pressure fluctuations and harsh conditions your tractor faces. The integral post seal ensures leak-free operation even under the vibration and pressure changes of field work.
Good to Know
This is a spin-on replacement that threads right into your existing filter head. The inside-out flow direction means fuel flows from outside to inside for maximum filtration. If you don't need the sensor port for water monitoring, you can plug it with OP8752. Replace according to your maintenance schedule or when you notice water accumulation - regular changes prevent expensive fuel system problems down the road.