Baldwin Filters BF954 Automotive Fuel Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF954 is an automotive fuel filter designed to remove contaminants from fuel before it reaches the engine. It threads directly into the fuel line with a 3/4 inch thread connection and weighs 0.72 pounds. This filter is suited for diesel and gasoline-powered equipment across a range of automotive, construction, and agricultural applications. Licensed technicians and fleet service professionals install this filter as part of routine fuel system maintenance to protect injectors and fuel delivery components from particulate and water contamination.

The BF954 fits a broad range of equipment used in automotive, heavy equipment, and agricultural settings. It is a direct replacement for filters from multiple OEM and aftermarket sources including ACDelco XD78, Fram P9457, Wix 33388, Hastings FF887, Donaldson P779448, and Purolator PER4469F, among others listed below. Fleet maintenance shops and equipment service technicians will find this filter useful as a consolidated cross-reference option across multiple makes and models.

Key Features

• 3/4 inch thread size for direct installation into compatible fuel line fittings
• Lightweight at 0.72 pounds for easy handling during service
• Cross-references to more than a dozen OEM and aftermarket part numbers
• Designed to protect fuel injectors and delivery components from particulate contamination
• Suitable for automotive, agricultural, and heavy construction equipment applications

Compatibility

The BF954 is a direct replacement for ACDelco XD78, Case 87516468, Caterpillar 3I1268, Cummins C6003117460, Donaldson P779448, Fram P9457, GMC 94414796, Hastings FF887, International 1058100C1, John Deere GV10809, Komatsu Z1402FF161, Purolator PER4469F, and Wix 33388.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician with the engine off and fuel system pressure relieved before removing the old filter. Use the appropriate thread tools to avoid cross-threading the 3/4 inch connection. Dispose of the old filter and any residual fuel according to local environmental regulations. Verify there are no fuel leaks at the connection point before returning the equipment to service.