Description

There’s nothing worse than water in your fuel system turning a good day in the field into an expensive trip to the repair shop. Moisture contamination is one of the biggest threats to modern diesel injection systems, causing everything from rough running and power loss to complete injector failure. This Baldwin fuel water separator filter does double duty—keeping your fuel clean while pulling water out before it can reach your expensive injection components.

What You’re Getting

Advanced water separation technology that removes moisture before it damages injection parts
High-efficiency filtration media that catches particles down to microscopic levels
Reverse flow design that doesn’t require tabs or keys for installation—just spin it on
Heavy-duty construction with attached grommet that seals properly and lasts
Baldwin quality that meets OEM specifications for reliable performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This filter is engineered specifically for Ford and New Holland equipment that sees real farm duty. Whether you’re running long hours during planting season, operating in dusty harvest conditions, or dealing with farm-stored fuel that may have picked up moisture, this filter provides the protection your fuel system needs. Modern diesel injection systems operate at extremely high pressures with very tight tolerances, making them sensitive to both water and fine particles that older engines could handle.

Made to Last

Baldwin has been making filters for farm equipment longer than most of us have been farming. This fuel water separator uses proven filtration technology that not only removes solid contaminants but actively separates water from the fuel stream. The sturdy construction handles the pressure pulses and vibration of diesel fuel systems without cracking or leaking like cheaper alternatives.

Good to Know

The reverse flow design makes installation straightforward—no need to worry about tabs or special keys. Just spin off the old filter and thread on the new one, making sure to prime the system properly afterward to avoid air pockets. If you’re dealing with water contamination issues, consider changing filters more frequently until the system is clean, and always check for the source of the moisture problem.