| Fuel Filter P551429 10000-51231 FS19612 26560145 Parameter: | |
| Part Number | P551429 10000-51231 FS19612 26560145 |
| Brand | Tamfiney |
| Weight | 200 g |
| Height | 135 mm |
| Outer Diameter | 85 mm |
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| Minimum Order | 100 PCS |
| Place of Region: | Zhejiang, China |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Price Terms: | FOB |
| Lead Time: | 30 to 50 days based on order quantities |
| Market Type: | After Market |
| Current Export Market: | Southeast Asian,North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Africa, Oceania |
Applications:
KOMATSU FOREST 6WD860 6WD860 8WD860 8WD890.1 8WD890 6WD890 8WD901.1901 S-2 4WD901 S-2 6WD911.1911 4WD911 6WD921921.1
MAC CORMICK MC 120 POWER 6 T1MC 120 POWER 6 T2MC 135 POWER 6 T1MC 135 POWER 6 T2
MASSEY FERGUSON 5465 DYNA 4 DYNA 66465 DYNA 6 CCLS6465 DYNA 6 TFLS64756475 DYNA 6 CCLS6475 DYNA 6 950-55MF 950-66
PERKINS 1006.6 TAG1006 TG1006 TG 2AYBYDYD 51586
Professional Pre Fuel Filter P551429 10000-51231 FS19612 26560145
Q: What does P551429 filter?
Fuel filter P551429 is a diesel filter used in Perkins generator sets, whose main function is to filter impurities in diesel.
Specifically, it can effectively intercept solid particles (such as iron oxide, dust) and moisture in fuel, preventing these pollutants from entering precision engine components (such as oil pumps, fuel injectors, cylinder liners, and piston rings), thereby reducing wear, avoiding blockages, ensuring stable engine operation, and extending service life.
Q: Is it safe to drive with the fuel filter warning light on?
When the fuel filter warning light activates, you should not keep driving. This signal often points to a fuel system issue. Continuing to drive could create safety risks.
The warning light may turn on for several reasons. A severe fuel filter blockage might occur. Sensor failure could also trigger it. Water entering the fuel system is another possibility. These issues can hurt engine performance. Power may drop, fuel use may rise, or the engine may stall. Such problems are especially dangerous at high speeds or on tricky roads. They might lead to accidents.
For safety, take these steps right away. First, park in a secure spot. Avoid driving further. Next, call professional maintenance staff quickly. Ask them to check the fuel system thoroughly. They can find the fault cause and fix it or replace parts.
In daily care, replace the fuel filter regularly. Do this every 10000 to 20000 kilometers. Follow your vehicle manual's advice. Regular changes help prevent these problems. They keep the engine healthy and boost fuel efficiency.
Q: Do all diesels have a fuel water separator?
Not all diesel engines are equipped with fuel water separators, and their configuration depends on the design, emission standards, and application scenarios of the diesel engine.
The fuel water separator is mainly used in the fuel system of diesel engines to remove water and impurities from the fuel through centrifugal force or gravity precipitation principle, preventing problems such as nozzle wear, unstable engine acceleration, or abnormal emissions. For example, high-pressure common rail engines with National III or higher standards have high requirements for fuel purity and usually integrate fuel water separators to protect precision components.
The configuration differences are mainly influenced by the following factors:
• Emission standards: Earlier low standard diesel engines (such as those from China II and earlier) may not have mandatory requirements for fuel water separators, while vehicles from China III and above are generally equipped with this device to meet fuel quality requirements.
• Engine design: Some high-performance or common rail system diesel engines use fuel water separators as standard components, while simple purpose diesel engines (such as some small generators or old vehicles) may rely on the additional function of diesel filters or omit this component.
• Application scenarios: Fuel water separators are more common in fields such as commercial vehicles and pickup trucks that require high reliability, while fixed or low load diesel engines may not be equipped with them.
In practical applications, fuel water separators are often integrated with diesel filters or separated into coarse and fine filters, often located in the engine compartment, near the fuel tank, or on the inlet pipeline, but need to be confirmed according to specific vehicle models. If the vehicle experiences malfunctions such as insufficient power or difficulty starting, water accumulation or blockage in the fuel water separator may be one of the reasons.
