Baldwin Filters PF7680 Automotive Fuel Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS PF7680 is an automotive fuel filter designed to remove contaminants from fuel before it reaches the engine. Installed in the fuel supply line, this filter traps particulates, water, and debris that can degrade injector performance and cause premature wear on fuel system components. Weighing 0.875 pounds, it is a direct-fit replacement unit suited for installation by automotive technicians and fleet service professionals working on compatible gasoline or diesel-powered vehicles. It ships individually and is subject to a minimum order quantity of 12 units.

The PF7680 is intended for use in automotive and light-duty fleet applications where fuel cleanliness is critical to engine performance and longevity. It is a practical replacement choice for shops and fleet maintenance operations that service vehicles originally equipped with compatible OEM or aftermarket fuel filters. The filter is well-suited to scheduled preventive maintenance intervals as part of a broader fuel system service.

Key Features

• Filters fuel to protect injectors and fuel system components from particulate contamination
• Direct-fit OEM-style replacement design
• Compatible with multiple cross-reference part numbers from leading filter brands
• Sold individually per package with a minimum order quantity of 12
• Lightweight at 0.875 pounds for easy handling during installation

Compatibility

The PF7680 cross-references to the following manufacturer part numbers: Donaldson P550969, Fleetguard FS19536W, Fram CS8744A, GMC 23514049, Hastings FF1095, International 2503566C1, Purolator F65273, and Wix 533651XE.

Installation Notes

Fuel filter replacement should be performed by a qualified automotive or fleet technician following all applicable safety procedures. Relieve fuel system pressure before disconnecting any fuel lines, and ensure the vehicle ignition is off with the battery disconnected where required. Dispose of the used filter and any residual fuel in accordance with local regulations. Verify that fuel line fittings are fully seated and free of leaks before returning the vehicle to service.