Baldwin Filters BD7154 Spin-on Oil Filter 4.66in Od M95x2.5

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BD7154 is a spin-on oil filter designed for heavy-duty diesel engine applications. It measures 4.66 inches in outside diameter and 11.781 inches in overall length, with an M95 x 2.5 thread size for secure mounting. The BD7154 is built for high-capacity filtration, capturing wear particles and contaminants before they circulate through engine oil passages. A gasket is included with the filter. Installation is straightforward for diesel engine service technicians working on construction, agricultural, and industrial equipment platforms. This filter supports extended service intervals in demanding operating environments.

The BD7154 is suited for heavy-duty diesel engine service on construction and agricultural equipment. It fits applications requiring a high-capacity spin-on oil filter with M95 x 2.5 thread engagement. The large outside diameter and extended overall length indicate this filter is intended for engines with high oil volume demands, typical in off-highway and industrial equipment service. Technicians performing scheduled oil service on qualifying equipment will find this a direct-fit replacement.

Key Features

• Spin-on design for fast, tool-assisted removal and installation
• High-capacity filtration media targets wear particles and contaminants
• M95 x 2.5 thread size for secure, leak-free seating
• 4.66-inch outside diameter with 11.781-inch overall length for high-volume oil flow applications
• Gasket included to ensure proper sealing without sourcing additional hardware
• Designed to help prevent premature engine wear from particulate contamination

Compatibility

Compatible with Case 87408494, Cummins 3406809, Donaldson P559000, Fram PH8691A, Hastings LF499, Komatsu 6216545110, Purolator L65329, and Wix 57746XD cross-reference part numbers.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified diesel engine technician following the equipment manufacturer's service procedures. Always shut down the engine and allow oil pressure to fully dissipate before removing the existing filter. Apply a light coat of clean engine oil to the gasket before threading the new filter on by hand until snug, then tighten per the torque specification listed in the equipment service manual. Dispose of used filters and oil in accordance with local environmental regulations.