Baldwin Filters BF833 Fuel Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF833 is an automotive fuel filter designed to remove contaminants from the fuel supply before they reach the engine. It fits into the fuel line or fuel system housing and acts as a barrier against particulates, rust, and debris that can degrade injectors or carburetors. Licensed technicians and fleet service professionals install this filter as part of routine preventive maintenance or during fuel system diagnosis. At 0.205 pounds, it is a lightweight, direct-fit replacement unit suited for gasoline-fueled applications.

The BF833 is used in automotive and light-equipment fuel systems where a compact inline or spin-on fuel filter is required. It is a direct replacement cross-reference for several OEM and aftermarket part numbers including ACDelco GF505, Case D59949, Caterpillar 9Y4444, Fleetguard FF5480, Fram G7144, GMC 5651765, Hastings BF833, John Deere AM116304, and Wix 33030. This makes it a practical stocking choice for shops servicing mixed fleets or a range of equipment brands.

Key Features

• Fuel filter designed to trap particulates and contaminants before they reach fuel delivery components
• Cross-references to nine OEM and aftermarket part numbers across multiple brands
• Lightweight construction at 0.205 pounds for straightforward handling and installation
• Sold individually, suitable for single-unit service calls or bulk stocking
• UNSPSC Code 40161505 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

The BF833 is a direct cross-reference replacement for the following part numbers: ACDelco GF505, Case D59949, Caterpillar 9Y4444, Fleetguard FF5480, Fram G7144, GMC 5651765, Hastings BF833, John Deere AM116304, and Wix 33030.

Installation Notes

Fuel filter replacement is typically performed by a qualified automotive or equipment technician. Before service, relieve fuel system pressure according to the vehicle or equipment manufacturer's procedure and disconnect the battery or disable the fuel pump circuit to reduce ignition risk. Inspect fuel line fittings and clamps for wear during the swap. Follow applicable fire safety codes and dispose of the old filter in accordance with local hazardous-material regulations.