Baldwin Filters BF7535 Fuel Water Separator Element

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF7535 is a spin-on fuel and water separator element designed to remove water and contaminants from diesel and gasoline fuel systems before they reach the engine. Measuring 3.56 inches in outside diameter and 5.44 inches in overall length, this filter fits a range of light-duty and commercial vehicle applications. The spin-on design allows for straightforward serviceability in the field. Installation is performed by licensed automotive or diesel technicians as part of routine fuel system maintenance.

This element is suited for automotive and light commercial fuel systems that require spin-on fuel and water separation. It is commonly installed in diesel-powered vehicles and equipment where fuel cleanliness is critical to injector longevity and engine performance. The BF7535 is a direct replacement for numerous OEM and aftermarket filters, making it a practical choice for fleet shops and service centers stocking a consolidated filter inventory.

Key Features

• Spin-on filter design for fast, tool-assisted serviceability
• Fuel and water separator construction removes free water from the fuel stream
• 3/4-inch thread size for secure mounting to filter head
• 3.56 inches outside diameter and 5.44 inches overall length
• Cross-references to eight OEM and aftermarket part numbers for broad fitment coverage

Compatibility

The BF7535 is a direct replacement for ACDelco TP1193, Donaldson P550385, Fleetguard FF5412, Ford XM3J9150AA, Fram PS4922, GMC 25013423, Hastings FF876, Komatsu 6734716120, Purolator PFC3180, and Wix 33138.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an automotive or diesel technician. Before servicing the fuel filter, relieve fuel system pressure and ensure the ignition is off. Apply a light film of clean fuel to the gasket before threading the element onto the filter head, and tighten by hand until snug, then apply the additional torque specified in the vehicle service manual. After installation, prime the fuel system and inspect for leaks before returning the vehicle to service.