Baldwin Filters BF836 Inline Fuel Filter 1.906in Od 3.875in Oal

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF836 is an inline fuel filter designed to remove damaging contaminants from fuel systems in a range of diesel and gasoline engine applications. With an outside diameter of 1.906 inches and an overall length of 3.875 inches, this compact in-line unit fits into tight engine compartments without modification. It delivers excellent contaminant removal at high flow rates, helping maintain fuel system integrity and protecting injectors, pumps, and other precision components downstream. Weighing just 0.205 pounds, the BF836 is a straightforward service replacement suitable for fleet maintenance technicians, equipment mechanics, and diesel service professionals.

The BF836 is suited for use in diesel and multi-fuel engine systems where in-line fuel filtration is required. It is specifically noted for Hatz engine applications and cross-references to a broad range of OEM and aftermarket filter part numbers across multiple heavy equipment and agricultural equipment manufacturers. Typical install scenarios include scheduled preventive maintenance on construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and light commercial vehicles where fuel cleanliness is critical to injector and pump longevity.

Key Features

• In-line filter design for straightforward inline fuel line installation
• Outside diameter of 1.906 inches and overall length of 3.875 inches for compact fitment
• Excellent contaminant removal at high flow rates per manufacturer specification
• Noted application for Hatz engines
• Lightweight at 0.205 pounds for easy handling during service
• Replaces multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers across major equipment brands

Compatibility

The BF836 is a direct cross-reference replacement for the following OEM and aftermarket fuel filters: Case P1950594L, Caterpillar 3I1486, Cummins A048W352, Donaldson P550090, Fleetguard FF5006, Ford D7TA9155AB, GMC 25055360, Hastings GF3, and John Deere AT356454.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified equipment mechanic or diesel service technician. Relieve fuel system pressure and shut off the fuel supply valve before removing the existing filter. Observe all applicable fire safety precautions when working with fuel components, and dispose of fuel-saturated materials in accordance with local regulations. Confirm flow direction markings on the filter body before final installation to ensure proper fuel flow orientation.