Baldwin Filters BF836-K3 Inline Fuel Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF836-K3 is an inline fuel filter designed to remove damaging contaminants from fuel systems before they reach sensitive engine components. Measuring 1.906 inches in outside diameter and 3.875 inches in overall length, this compact filter fits a range of automotive and small-engine applications. Weighing just 0.259 pounds, it is a direct drop-in replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers. The BF836-K3 delivers excellent contaminant removal at high flow rates, making it a reliable choice for technicians servicing gasoline-fueled equipment including Hatz engine applications. Licensed mechanics and equipment service technicians are the primary installers.

The BF836-K3 is suited for inline fuel system installations on automotive and small off-road equipment platforms. It is commonly used in light-duty and specialty engine applications where a compact inline filter is required. Its filtration technology supports high-flow fuel delivery while maintaining effective particulate capture. This filter is a practical replacement option for service shops maintaining fleets or individual units that originally used any of the compatible part numbers listed below.

Key Features

• Inline filter design for straightforward in-line fuel system installation
• 1.906 inches outside diameter for compact fitment
• 3.875 inches overall length for tight-space applications
• Excellent contaminant removal at high fuel flow rates
• Direct replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket fuel filter part numbers
• Suitable for Hatz engine applications

Compatibility

Direct replacement for ACDelco GF61P, Case L1950594, Donaldson P550003, Fleetguard FF157, Ford D7TZ9155D, Fram G3DP, GMC 25055360, Hastings GF4, John Deere RE63288, Purolator GF118M, and Wix WF33.

Installation Notes

Fuel filter replacement should be performed by a qualified technician following all applicable safety procedures. Relieve system fuel pressure and disconnect the battery before beginning service. Ensure fuel line fittings are secure and free of leaks after installation before returning the equipment to service. Dispose of the old filter and any spilled fuel in accordance with local environmental regulations.