coon-dog7070

does anybody know the crossover numbers for airdog filter? baldwin fleetguard i just need to replace them bc theyve been on there for a very long time

Matt

1dumrednek

i would also like to know that. also how often should we replace these filters?

99Dually

FF5617(10micron),FF5613(3-5micron),FF5587(7micron). Some one may chime in to correct it if I put the number wrong. Hope it help

nickg

replace filters when you notice a drop in fuel pressure, always carry a spare in the truck, (you dont need to replace the water seperator)

I go thu a tank of fuel every 2 days, and replace the filter once a yr! (almost 2000hrs of run time)
That being said it only takes one tank of fuel to plug up a filter

1dumrednek

like a large drop or just a couple psi?

1dumrednek

and maybe this is just me, but wouldnt the smaller the micron be better?

nasty01cummims

Yes. Smaller micron=better filtration and is fine for a stock or moderately bombed truck but some of the higher hp trucks run a 7 or 10 micron filter to help with higher flow volume....maybe you understood that, sounds a little confusing to me and I'm the one that wrote it. Also another thing to think about is the fact that Air Dog might not honor their warranty if something other than Air Dog components are used.

nickg

owerner of the company said they are fleetguard filters

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/....html?t=196164

nasty01cummims

Thanks nickg. That's good to know

torqueman

Sure seems hard for u guys in the south to find these filters.It's even crazier to find them in Canada.Fass filters no problem to find...........

nickg

cummins has the Fleetguard which screw right on to the AD, no issues finding them, just issues with pricing sometimes,