Iveco Oil Filter 1903629 LF3594 BD325 P550342 1930906 2997305

What does LF3594 fits?

ASTRA  HD 6 84.38HD 7 42.42HD 7 42.42 THD 7 44.34HD 7 44.38HD 7 44.38 THD 7 44.42HD 7 44.42 THD 7 64.34HD 7 64.38HD 7 64.38 THD 7 64.42HD 7 64.42 THD 7 64.47HD 7 66.34HD 7 66.38HD 7 66.38 THD 7 66.42HD 7 66.42 
DIECI  ET 30.11ET 30.11ET 30.11 TET 30.11 TET 30.13ET 30.13
FANTUZZI  250FDC 200/100
FIAT  AD 10 CAD 14 CFD 14 EFD 175FD 20FE 20FE 24FE 28FL 10 CFL 14 CFL 14 EFL 175FL 20FR 15FR 160FR 160.2FR 220FR 220.2FR 220.3

FIAT HITACHI  FH 220-3FH 220/LCFH 270-3FH 300FL 175
FIAT IVECO  8210.228210.428210.422 K8210 SRI 10.008210 SRI 12.008210 SRI 25.008210 SRI 26.018210 SRI 27.008210 TCA8210 TURBO8280 TCA8360 TURBO8361 SRI 10.008361 SRI 25.058361 SRI 26.058361 TURBO8365 T8460.218460 TCA8465 T
IVECO  170.30175.24 TURBO190.24190.30 TURBO240.30240.30260.30320.30330.30EUROCARGO 120E23EUROCARGO 130E23EUROCARGO 150E23EUROCARGO 150E27EUROCARGO 170E23EUROCARGO 170E23 

Premium Iveco Oil Filter 1903629 LF3594 BD325 P550342 1930906 2997305

Q: How often should I change my Iveco oil filter?

Regarding the replacement cycle of Iveco oil filters, based on existing information, there are two mainstream recommendations, depending on the vehicle's usage conditions and maintenance standards:
Standard maintenance cycle: Most data suggests replacing the oil filter every 20000 kilometers or once a year, whichever comes first. This cycle is consistent with the engine oil change cycle. It is suitable for regular driving conditions.
Economic maintenance cycle: Some Iveco RVs suggest replacing the oil filter every 10000 kilometers. This cycle may focus more on economical maintenance or specific vehicle models.

Important Notice:
• Adverse driving conditions: If the vehicle frequently travels under harsh conditions such as heavy loads, bumpy roads, and sandstorms, it is recommended to reduce the above cycle by half.
• Replacement principle: The oil filter should be replaced simultaneously with the engine oil to ensure that the lubrication system always has clean oil and filter elements.
• Best practice: The most accurate replacement cycle should be based on your vehicle user manual, as there may be differences between different models of Iveco vehicles (such as commercial vehicles and RVs).

Q: Do I need an OEM oil filter for my Iveco?

Whether you need to use OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) oil filters for your Iveco vehicle depends on your considerations of performance, compatibility, and warranty.

Advantages of OEM oil filters:

• Precise matching: OEM filters are accessories officially designated or authorized by Iveco for production. Their design, material, and filtration accuracy are completely consistent with the original car's factory configuration, ensuring the best oil filtration effect and engine protection.
•Quality assurance: OEM parts purchased through authorized service stations of Iveco undergo strict quality control and testing, with stable and reliable performance, and can enjoy the manufacturer's after-sales service support.
• Warranty considerations: If your vehicle is still under warranty, the use of non OEM parts may affect the validity of the warranty terms. It is recommended to prioritize OEM products.

Selection of high-quality aftermarket filters:

There are many reputable third-party brands in the market, such as Fleetguard, Baldwin, etc., whose filters are often labeled as "OEM quality" or "factory equivalent" and can provide performance comparable to OEM. These prices are also much higher, and some have high cost-effectiveness, discounted prices, excellent quality, and are particularly suitable for situations where the vehicle has been out of warranty for more than 5 years and the owner values the price, such as the Tamler filter, which is also a good choice.
When choosing such aftermarket products, it is important to confirm that their model matches your Iveco model perfectly and prioritize purchasing from reputable suppliers.

Q: What is the purpose? 

The purpose is to filter impurities in the engine oil, keep the oil clean, effectively protect the engine, and extend its service life.
Specifically, the oil filter achieves this goal through the following methods:
• Filter out harmful impurities: During engine operation, friction between components can produce metal debris, and external dust may enter. Engine oil can also oxidize at high temperatures to form carbon deposits and gel like precipitates. The oil filter can effectively filter out pollutants such as dust, metal particles, carbon deposits, gum, and moisture.

• Provide clean lubrication: The filtered clean engine oil is delivered to key moving parts such as crankshafts, connecting rods, pistons, camshafts, and superchargers to ensure good lubrication, cooling, and cleaning effects, reducing wear and tear.
• Ensure the safety of the lubrication system: Oil filters are usually equipped with bypass valves (or overflow valves). When the filter element is severely clogged or the oil viscosity is too high (such as during cold start), the bypass valve will open, allowing unfiltered oil to flow directly into the engine, avoiding dry friction caused by oil supply interruption and playing a key "safety line" role.

In short, the oil filter is an indispensable "guardian" in the engine lubrication system. It ensures a relatively clean lubrication environment for the engine through physical filtration, and is the basic guarantee for maintaining long-term stable and efficient operation of the engine