Coolant filter

[Exekiel69]

I have used to this day the precharged coolant filter on My truck, now I don't need the precharged filters anymore but I'd like to keep the coolant filter. What was the part # for the non dca charged coolant filters? I think the charged ones are wf2071.

Thank You.

 

[hesutton]

EZ, I'm pretty sure the Fleetgard Part Number is WF2070. The WF2071 is a 4 DCA unit filter IIRC. They go up from there: WF2072 is 6 units, a WF2073 is 8 units (that's what I'm using on mine) and so on.

Heath

 

[Exekiel69]

Excellent thank You. I don't want to loose the coolant filtering on My truck but I don't think the CTD needs any additives on the coolant so this is great so I can keep the filter. Another good thing is that I can continue to use the fleetrite low silicate coolant from fleetguard I always used with the IDI.

 

[Agnem]

EZ, I don't think you will hurt the Cummins by using SCA's. It's probably overkill, but Cummins did recommend that kind of protection for all its OTR trucks.

http://www.cumminsfiltration.com/pdfs/product_lit/asia_pacific_brochures/3300963A.pdf

 

[69dieselfreak]

EZ, I don't think you will hurt the Cummins by using SCA's. It's probably overkill, but Cummins did recommend that kind of protection for all its OTR trucks.

http://www.cumminsfiltration.com/pdfs/product_lit/asia_pacific_brochures/3300963A.pdf

ya id run the 4 units of dca so that you wont have to buy the additive when it comes time

 

[Exekiel69]

Excellent, now I can use the filters I already have.

Thank You.

 

[RLDSL]

ALL diesel engines need SCA , no exceptions,to prevent cavitation and head gasket erosion, unless you are running something like evans waterless coolant that doesn't need it ( no water, no surface boiling ,, no cavitation )