Professional Detroit Diesel Fuel Filter Cross Reference P556916 BF5810 BF7613 BF581 6439527 FF5311

Applications:

• GROVE  RT 75 S
• HYSTER  H 520
• INGERSOLL RAND  HP 1300 BWGMHP 600 WPSP 54XHP 750 SGMXP 1400 BWGM
• KASSBOHRER-SETRA  S 215 HDH-2S 215 HDH-3S 217 HDH-3
• SANDVIK  TORO 1400
• STERLING  AT 9500AT 9513AT 9522ST 9500
• TEREX  TA 35TA 35TA 40TA 40TA 400
• VERMEER  T 850

Professional Detroit Diesel Fuel Filter Cross Reference P556916 BF5810 BF7613 BF581 6439527 FF5311

Q: Who makes the absolute best oil filter?

No, they are different. MTU and Detroit Diesel Corporation (DDC) are not entirely identical but share a close connection. In 2000, MTU acquired DDC in full, leading to the formation of the MTU/DDC 2000 and 4000 series diesel engines. Through technological integration, they became a globally leading engine supplier.

Q: Which oil filter lasts the longest?

In the field of oil filters, there is no absolute "best" manufacturer because different brands have their own advantages in different aspects, and the selection needs to be based on specific vehicle models, performance requirements, and usage scenarios. The following is a brand analysis based on comprehensive market evaluation and test results:

Characteristics of mainstream brands

MANN Filter: A German brand known for its high quality and compliance with host assembly standards, with excellent filtration accuracy and dust holding capacity, especially suitable for users who pursue long-term protection
Bosch: a globally renowned brand with a rich product line, strong adaptability, and high cost-effectiveness, but some models are slightly inferior to MAN in terms of filtration accuracy and filter paper materials
MAHLE: The filtration area is relatively large, but some tests have shown that its filter paper is semi synthetic fiber with average aging resistance
SOFIMA: Adopting advanced high-temperature resistance technology and strong pressure resistance performance, it is an original supplier to multiple automotive companies

Purchase Recommendations

Matching vehicle models: Priority should be given to brands recommended by the original factory or with clear compatibility to avoid performance degradation due to mismatches.
Performance requirements: Emphasize long-term protection and choose MAN brand; Bosch or Mahler can be considered for pursuing cost-effectiveness.
Reliable channel: Purchase through official authorized stores to avoid counterfeit goods

Q: Can an fuel filter go bad from sitting?

Yes, the oil filter may be damaged due to issues with the seat (base or head), common causes include excessive wear, contamination, improper installation, or aging materials.
Excessive wear
After prolonged use, the sealing performance of the oil filter base may decrease due to friction and wear, leading to oil leakage or failure
Pollution and impurities
Impurities or particles in the engine oil may accumulate at the base, causing blockage or damage. If impurities or scratches on the base are not cleaned before installation, the sealing ring may be damaged during friction. ‌

Improper installation

Tight installation may cause the filter to rupture or the base to deform, while loose installation can easily lead to oil leakage
Material aging
Part of the base is made of engineering plastic material, which is prone to deformation due to long-term high temperature or aging, affecting the sealing Performance
High temperature environment
Long term high-temperature operation may accelerate the aging of the base, leading to seal failure. ‌