Description
When you're responsible for getting kids safely to school or keeping commercial operations running, the last thing you need is a fuel system problem on the side of the road. Water contamination in diesel fuel is one of the biggest threats to your injection system, and this fuel water separator filter stands guard against the moisture that can destroy expensive injectors and fuel pumps in International and Blue Bird vehicles.
What You're Getting
- Bowl thread design with 3 3/4-10 ANS Buttress connection handles the heavy-duty demands of commercial diesel systems
- 6 1/8-inch length provides adequate filtration capacity for larger fuel flows in commercial applications
- 1-14 thread size ensures secure mounting that won't shake loose during daily operation
- 4 7/32-inch outer diameter fits properly in International and Blue Bird filter housings
- Professional-grade construction that meets the reliability standards these vehicles demand
Built for Real Commercial Work
This filter is designed specifically for the heavy-duty world of school transportation and commercial trucking where reliability isn't optional. Modern diesel injection systems operate at extremely high pressures with very tight tolerances, making them sensitive to both water contamination and fine particles. Whether you're running daily school routes or handling commercial freight, this filter keeps your fuel clean and your operation moving.
Made to Last
Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to handle demanding conditions. The heavy-duty bowl construction and quality filter media are built to handle the constant vibration, temperature swings, and demanding duty cycles that come with commercial vehicle operation. This isn't just a filter—it's insurance against costly downtime and expensive fuel system repairs.
Installation Notes
This filter mounts in your existing fuel water separator housing using the factory bowl thread connection. Check for water accumulation in the filter bowl regularly, especially during periods of high humidity, and prime the fuel system properly after filter changes to avoid air pockets. Keep spare filters on hand since commercial vehicles can't afford unexpected downtime during critical operations.