Truck parts 2020PM PF7890-10 diesel engine fuel filter for truck

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Truck parts 2020PM PF7890-10 diesel engine fuel filter for truck

diesel engine filter
fuel filter for truck
truck parts diesel filter

PF7890-10 fuel filter Size details

Outer diameter: 110.5mm
Inner diameter: 16.5mm
Height: 245.5mm
Inner diameter 1: 21.2mm

PF7890-10 fuel filter Reference number:

Original equipment manufacturer
Hitachi: 4448737
Hitachi: H4730252190
Mitsubishi: 4730252190
Volvo: 3827278
Volvo: 3838854
Volvo: 889422
Reference No
Deco: TP1045
Atlas Copco: 2914808600
Baldwin: PF590
Baldwin: PF779010
Baldwin: PF779030
EICHER: 2020PM
EICHER: FF830
EICHER: SF6021
Fleet Guard: FS1206
FLEETGUARD: FS20202
Frame: CS3504
LUBERFINER: L2020F
Mann filter: P1279X
Motorcycle: FD782
SAMPIYON filter: CE 1333 M
WIX filter: 33210

How Often Should a Fuel Filter Be Changed?

In the past, vehicle manufacturers recommended changing a fuel filter every 30,000 miles. However, with the vast improvements made to modern vehicles, a fuel pressure test is the best way to determine whether you should change your fuel filter. A fuel pressure test is able to measure the output of PSI from the fuel pump at the fuel lines that transport fuel to the injectors. The fuel pressure should register over 30. If the number reads lower that, you should have your fuel filter replaced.

The fuel system is a critical component when it comes to getting your vehicle moving. When your engine doesn’t receive the fuel it needs, it may behave unusually or fail to start. The fuel filter is one of the most important components in the fuel system. It prevents contaminants from entering the fuel lines and damaging vulnerable components within the engine. Modern vehicles have greatly improved the fuel delivery process, but with these improvements, replacing the fuel filter has become a bit more challenging. Now located within the fuel tank, a qualified and Certified Technician should be called upon to replace the fuel filter or perform any repairs on the fuel system.