Description

When you’re dealing with contaminated diesel or moisture in your fuel tank, this fuel water separator is the barrier standing between clean fuel and a costly injection pump rebuild. Water in diesel fuel is a major threat to Ford engines—it causes corrosion, poor combustion, and can wreck expensive fuel system components in a hurry. This Baldwin filter catches both water and particles before they can cause problems, keeping your Ford engine running like it should.

What You’re Getting

Advanced water separation technology that pulls moisture out of diesel fuel before it hits your injection system
Multi-stage filtration removes both large debris and fine particles that can damage fuel pumps and injectors
Durable construction with integral post seal design handles the pressure and vibration of daily farm work
Standard 1-14 thread connection makes installation straightforward on Ford engines
5 1/4 inch length and 4 9/32 inch outer diameter fit in most engine compartments

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter is designed specifically for Ford engines that power everything from utility tractors to larger farm equipment. Whether you’re running a Ford tractor for hay operations, field cultivation, or loader work, clean fuel delivery is critical for reliable performance during busy seasons when breakdowns cost you time and money.

Made to Last

Baldwin has been making filters for farm equipment for decades, and this one’s built to handle what farming throws at it. The filter media traps contaminants while maintaining proper fuel flow, and the housing stands up to temperature swings, engine vibration, and the pressure pulses of diesel fuel systems without cracking or leaking.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement filter that spins on with the included gasket—no modifications needed. Always prime the fuel system after installation to prevent air pockets that can cause hard starting. Keep an eye on the filter for water accumulation, especially during humid conditions or temperature cycling that causes condensation in fuel tanks.