Premium Fleetguard LF17511 Oil Filter LF17474 EO-10050 HU12001Z OX832D

What engines does the Fleetguard LF17511 fit?

BELL  B 30 EB 40 EB 45 EB 45 EB 50 EB 60 E
CLAAS  JAGUAR 850JAGUAR 860JAGUAR 860JAGUAR 870JAGUAR 880JAGUAR 930JAGUAR 940JAGUAR 950JAGUAR 950JAGUAR 960JAGUAR 960LEXION 770 TERRATRACLEXION 780LEXION 780 TERRATRACXERION 4000 TracXERION 4500 TRACXERION 5000 TRACXERION 5000 TRAC VC
DETROIT  DD 13DD 15
DOPPSTADT  AK 560AK 565DW 3060DW 3060 K TYPE F
FENDT  KATANA 65 S4
GRIMME  REXOR 620REXOR 630

Premium Fleetguard LF17511 Oil Filter LF17474 EO-10050 HU12001Z OX832D

Q: How often should the Fleetguard LF17511 be changed?

The Fleetguard LF17511 oil filter replacement cycle isn't fixed. It usually needs replacement every 5000 to 10000 kilometers or six months to one year. Adjustments must be flexible based on oil type, usage environment, and vehicle condition.

Engine oil type is the core factor affecting replacement frequency. Different oils have performance differences that directly influence how often you should replace the filter.

Usage environment and vehicle condition require dynamic adjustments.

In harsh conditions like high dust, high temperature, frequent start-stop, or short-distance driving, impurities generate faster. You should shorten the cycle by 10% to 30%. On good road conditions, you can extend it slightly, but check oil cleanliness regularly. Low-mileage vehicles also need replacement every 12 months to prevent oil oxidation and failure.

Operating standards and product selection are equally crucial. When replacing, change the oil simultaneously to avoid old oil impurities contaminating the new filter. Before installation, apply a small amount of engine oil to the new filter's sealing ring for better sealing. Tighten it according to the vehicle manual's specified torque. Choose original or well-known brand filters like Fleetguard to ensure filtration accuracy and durability. Poor quality products may harm engine protection due to weak sealing or insufficient filtration.

Q: How do I install the LF17511 filter?

The installation of paper core oil filters (such as LF17511 model) must follow standard procedures to ensure safe and effective operation. The following guidelines are based on general installation methods, but specific details may vary depending on the vehicle model. It is recommended to first refer to the vehicle manual or filter manufacturer's instructions.

Preparation before installation: Ensure that the vehicle is parked on a level surface, tighten the handbrake and turn off the engine, wait for the engine to cool down before operating to avoid burns. Prepare appropriate tools such as filter wrenches, oil containers, and screwdrivers; Simultaneously select high-quality LF17511 filters that match the vehicle model to avoid using inferior products that may affect engine protection.

Dismantling the old filter and cleaning: Open the engine hood and locate the oil filter (usually located under or on the side of the engine). Use a filter wrench to rotate counterclockwise to remove the old filter. There may be a small amount of oil flowing out during operation, so it is necessary to place the oil container for protection in advance. After disassembly, thoroughly clean the surface of the mounting seat with a clean cloth to remove impurities and residual old sealing rings, ensuring that the surface is flat and free of oil stains.

Install new filter:

Apply a layer of new engine oil evenly on the sealing ring of the new filter to enhance sealing and prevent leakage. Carefully install the new filter onto the mounting seat. First, tighten it clockwise by hand until it is initially fixed, and then use tools to tighten it moderately. Usually, it is advisable to rotate the sealing ring about 3/4 of a turn after it contacts the mounting seat to avoid excessive force that may damage the filter element or mounting seat.

Inspection and Closing: After installation, tighten the oil drain bolt again and slowly add new engine oil to the specified level. Start the engine and run it for a few minutes to check for any leaks. If everything looks good, turn off the engine and check the oil level again. Make sure all tools are cleaned up and the workspace is tidy.

Q: Can I reuse a Fleetguard oil filter? 

The replacement cycle of Fleetguard LF17511 oil filter should be comprehensively judged based on the vehicle's operating conditions, oil type, and manufacturer's recommendations. It is generally recommended to replace it every 5000 to 10000 kilometers or every six months to one year, but the specific interval should prioritize the maintenance plan in the vehicle user manual. ‌