Baldwin Filters BF7586 Spin-on Fuel Filter 3.688in Od

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF7586 is a spin-on automotive fuel filter designed to remove particulate contamination from fuel systems before it reaches injection components, pumps, and other precision parts. The filter uses water-absorbent media to capture both solid particles and entrained moisture - two of the leading causes of premature fuel system wear. With an outside diameter of 3.688 inches and an overall length of 5.563 inches, it is a direct spin-on replacement suited for diesel and gasoline fuel circuits. A gasket is included with the unit. Installation is performed by licensed mechanics and fleet service technicians.

The BF7586 fits applications where a spin-on fuel filter with a 1-1/2 inch thread size is specified. It is appropriate for light-duty and medium-duty automotive and fleet service environments. This filter is cross-referenced to several competing part numbers, making it a practical sourcing option when the OEM part is unavailable or when standardizing to a single filter supplier across a mixed fleet.

Key Features

• Spin-on design for tool-free installation and quick serviceability
• Water-absorbent filter media captures moisture alongside particulate contamination
• Helps prevent premature wear on fuel injectors, pumps, and downstream components
• Includes a gasket for a proper, leak-free seal at installation
• 1-1/2 inch thread size for direct-fit mounting
• Cross-references to Fleetguard FS19744, Hastings FF1055, Purolator F55186, and Wix 524850

Compatibility

Cross-references to the following manufacturer part numbers: Fleetguard FS19744, Hastings FF1055, Purolator F55186, and Wix 524850. Verify thread size and overall dimensions against the application before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified automotive or fleet service technicians. Relieve fuel system pressure and ensure the ignition is off before removing the old filter. Apply a light film of clean fuel to the gasket before threading on the new filter, and tighten according to the vehicle or equipment manufacturer torque specifications. Inspect for leaks before returning the system to service.