Factory truck engine 3991350 fuel filter FS19608 for Fleetguard Cummins

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Specifications

Thread Size: M20 X 1.5-6H INT
Height: 192.2 mm (7.567 in)
Largest OD: 93.7 mm (3.689 in)
Media Type: StrataPore
Overall Height: 192.2 mm (7.567 in)

FLEETGUARD FS19608 replacement fuel filters

AMMANN ND118471
BALDWIN BF1356
BLOUNT 30010282
BOMAG 31701508
CARQUEST 86722
Champ-Lab LFF9608
CUMMINS 3965502
CUMMINS 3991350
DONALDSON P550899
FIL ZP3082FMB
Fram PS10812
GEHL 191117
HYSTER 1635370
HYUNDAI 11N470210
INGERSOLL-RAND 13360730
JC Bamford 32925451
KOMATSU 6731726220
KOMATSU 6737716110
LUBER-FINER LFF9608
MANN WK9190
MANN WK9190X
MECALAC 537A0287
NEW HOLLAND J991350
PPM 704970122
TERBERG 28041786
VOLVO 43924463
WIX 33722

How To Remove Fuel Filter?

Step 1.

Find and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery. It is a safety precaution to prevent the engine from starting while working underneath the vehicle. Clamp it away safely.

Step 2.

Now, find the position of the fuel filter on your vehicle. In our case, it should be located along the fuel line under the vehicle. For easy access, Jack up the vehicle, taking care to use jack stands for safety reasons.

Step 3.

Place a container underneath the fuel filter to catch any fuel that may come out of the fuel lines or filter. Next, remove the two plastic clips that secure the fuel filter. Use a screwdriver to do that. The clips should come out without difficulty.

Step 4.

Slide the fuel lines on either side to disconnect them from the fuel filter. You can use a fuel line disconnecting tool to make this easier. Be sure to direct the fuel lines at the container so that spilling gasoline may collect there.

Step 5.

With the fuel lines out of the way, you can now remove the fuel filter. Slide it out of the bracket holding it. Check to see if there is a bolt or bolts to remove.