Baldwin Filters BF955 Spin-on Fuel Filter 3.688in Od

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF955 is a spin-on automotive fuel filter designed to remove particulate contamination from fuel systems before it reaches injectors, pumps, and other precision components. The filter incorporates water-absorbent media to capture moisture that would otherwise cause corrosion or emulsification issues downstream. With an outside diameter of 3.688 inches and an overall length of 5.375 inches, the BF955 uses a 1-inch thread for installation. A replacement gasket (I Gasket G381-A) is included. This filter is typically installed by automotive technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and diesel equipment service professionals performing scheduled fuel system maintenance.

The BF955 is suited for automotive and light-to-medium duty applications where spin-on fuel filtration is specified. Its water-absorbent media makes it appropriate for equipment operating in humid conditions or where fuel quality is inconsistent. The included gasket simplifies the service procedure and reduces the chance of seal leaks at reinstallation. Compatible replacement cross-references include ACDelco GF175, Caterpillar 3I1145, Donaldson P550115, Fram PG251, GMC 5651100, Hastings FF964, Purolator F54725, and Wix GF2.

Key Features

• Spin-on design for straightforward removal and installation during routine service
• Water-absorbent filter media captures moisture to protect fuel system components
• Filtration technology reduces particle contamination to prevent premature parts wear
• 1-inch thread size for secure, leak-resistant mounting
• Includes I Gasket G381-A for a complete, ready-to-install service kit
• Cross-references multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers for broad fitment

Compatibility

The BF955 is a direct cross-reference replacement for ACDelco GF175, Caterpillar 3I1145, Donaldson P550115, Fram PG251, GMC 5651100, Hastings FF964, Purolator F54725, and Wix GF2.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician following standard fuel system safety procedures. Relieve fuel system pressure and ensure ignition is off before removing the old filter. Apply a light film of clean fuel to the gasket before threading the new filter on by hand, then tighten per standard spin-on filter practice. Dispose of the used filter in accordance with local regulations governing fuel-contaminated waste.