Baldwin Filters BF984 Fuel Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS BF984 is an automotive fuel filter designed to remove contaminants from fuel before they reach the engine. It installs in the fuel delivery system of diesel and gasoline-powered equipment, blocking particulates that cause injector wear and fuel system degradation. Weighing 1.142 pounds, this filter is a direct OEM-style replacement that meets the fitment requirements of multiple original equipment part numbers across major brands. Licensed technicians and fleet maintenance crews working on heavy equipment, agricultural machinery, and commercial vehicles are the primary installers of this part.

The BF984 sees use across a broad range of applications including construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and commercial vehicles where consistent fuel cleanliness is critical to engine performance and longevity. Its cross-reference compatibility with widely stocked OEM and aftermarket part numbers makes it a practical consolidation choice for shops and fleet operations that service mixed equipment lines. It is suited for both scheduled maintenance intervals and unplanned filter replacements in the field.

Key Features

• Direct replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket fuel filters across major brands
• Threaded installation for secure, leak-resistant mounting
• Engineered to meet fuel cleanliness requirements for diesel and gasoline fuel systems
• Compact, field-serviceable design suitable for fleet and equipment maintenance
• UNSPSC classified under filtration equipment (40161505)

Compatibility

The BF984 is a direct cross-reference replacement for the following manufacturer part numbers: ACDelco TP807, Case A184772, Caterpillar 9Y4439, Donaldson P779403, Fleetguard FF5136, Fram P9350, GMC 6438696, Hastings FF829, International 625625-C1, Komatsu 3816256261, Purolator PER35, and Wix 33239.

Installation Notes

Fuel filter replacement should be performed by a qualified technician following proper fuel system depressurization procedures before removal. Ensure the fuel supply is shut off and residual pressure is relieved before disconnecting any fittings. Thread the filter to the specified hand-tight-plus specification per the equipment service manual, and check for leaks before returning the system to service. Dispose of used fuel filters in accordance with local environmental regulations.