Baldwin Filters BF825 Automotive Fuel Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF825 is an automotive fuel filter designed to remove contaminants from the fuel supply before they reach the engine. It serves as a direct replacement for a wide range of OEM and aftermarket filter part numbers across multiple equipment brands. Weighing 0.42 pounds, the BF825 is a compact, single-unit filter suited for installation on fuel lines in gasoline and diesel-powered equipment. Technicians and fleet maintenance professionals install this filter as part of routine fuel system service or targeted maintenance procedures.

The BF825 is applicable across a broad range of automotive and heavy equipment applications, including agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and on-highway vehicles. Its cross-reference compatibility spans major OEM and aftermarket brands, making it a practical stocking choice for shops and fleets that service mixed equipment. It is sold as a single unit, with a minimum order quantity of 12 units per purchase.

Key Features

• Direct replacement for numerous OEM and aftermarket fuel filter part numbers
• Fits gasoline and diesel fuel system applications across automotive and heavy equipment
• Lightweight construction at 0.42 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Single-unit packaging with multi-brand cross-reference coverage
• UNSPSC Code 40161505 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Compatible filters by brand and part number: ACDelco TP1228, AllisChalmers FF963, Case PK70990031, Caterpillar 9Y4430, Donaldson P779328, Fleetguard FF167A, Ford V34827, Fram C4155, GMC 9975348, Hastings FF963, International SO44506R91, JohnDeere AT17387T, Komatsu Z14FF10044, Mobil1 MTC149US, Purolator T149.

Installation Notes

Fuel filter replacement is typically performed by an automotive or diesel technician following the equipment manufacturer's service interval guidelines. Before replacing the filter, relieve fuel system pressure and disconnect the power source to prevent accidental cranking. Use appropriate fuel-rated fittings and ensure all connections are secure and leak-free before returning the system to service. Dispose of used filters in accordance with local regulations for fuel-contaminated materials.