233-9856 312-1699 2339856 3121699 Fuel Water Separator Assembly Advanced High Efficiency For Caterpillar

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233-9856 Specification:

Outer Diameter80 mm (3.15 inch)

Length154.3 mm (6.07 inch)

TypeWater Separator

StyleCartridge

Media TypeCellulose, Silicone

Efficiency Rating: Standard Efficiency

233-9856 Cross Reference OEM Part Number:

Donaldson P551432

Baldwin BF7906D,BF7906-D

Carquest 86762

Case IHC 87802594

Caterpillar 2339856,233-9856

Fleetguard FS19917

Fram PS10962

Hengst H290WK

Kirloskar 0647405000

Luberfiner L6265F

Mann 533754,WK8149,WK8132,WK8149

Napa 3754

New Holland 84477355

Perkins MP10326

SF Schupp SK3385

Stanadyne 33959,35308,36402,36646,40614,41590,TRP 1535434

Wix 33754,33762,SF10090

233-9856 Application Equipment and Engine:

Wheel-Type Loader

906 906H 907H 908 908H

Skid Steer Loader

246B 236B 236B3 242B3 246C 248B 252B 252B3 256C 257B3 259B3 262B 262C 267B 268B 272C 277B 277C 279C 287B 287C 289C 297C 299C

Engine – Industrial

3044C C3.4

Mini Hydraulic Excavator

303.5D 303.5C 303C CR 304C CR 304D CR 305.5D 305.5E 305C CR 305D CR 306E 306E2 307D 307E 307E2 308D 308E 308E2

WHY IS THE FUEL FILTER SO IMPORTANT?

The fuel filter screens debris and keeps it from entering the fuel system.

HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU’RE DRIVING WITH A CLOGGED FUEL FILTER?

Here are five of the bad fuel filter symptoms to watch for:

You have a hard time starting car. If the problem is the fuel filter, and it isn’t changed soon, you may find that your vehicle won’t start at all.
Misfire or rough idle. A dirty fuel filter could prevent the engine from getting enough fuel.
Vehicle stalling. No one wants to suddenly stop in traffic! But that’s what could happen if you’re driving with a filter that’s passed its prime.
Fuel system component failure. electric fuel pumps can fail prematurely trying to push fuel through a dirty fuel filter.
Loud noises from the fuel pump. Sudden, unusual noises could be your vehicle’s way of letting you know something is wrong.
DRIVE TOO LONG WITH A CLOGGED FUEL FILTER AND THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT COULD COME ON
Many vehicles have sensors that monitor the fuel system. When the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or Check Engine Light comes on, it means the sensors have detected a problem.

These serious problems may have a simple, affordable solution: change the filter. Consistent, timely fuel filter maintenance is important to dependable drivability. A fresh filter reduces contaminants and helps prevent damage to your engine and fuel system.