Online source for cheap $$$ FASS filters?

[steved]

Got a refund and picked up the Luberfiner equivalent of a Wix 33691. The LFF 2203.



<Sigh>



No drain.



It is a screen filter, though, so I won't kill my FASS motor. I'll order an FS 1023 tomorrow...



... I'm tired.

You should be fine with water as long as you run a lot of additive like Howe's or PS... I have only ever found a couple beads of water running Howe's in every tank...



If you have it on for a while, I would simply pull it off, shake it out, and reinstall it...



steved

 

[Panman]

Found FASS FF1010 for $20. 78.

 

[steved]

I did all this searching, then ended up sticking with the HF6604 anyway...



Just for the record, the HF6604 is rated at:



99. 5% @ 5 micron

98. 6% @ 3 micron

95% @ 1 micron



This was directly from Cummins Filtration about 3 months ago. RobertP of NGM Diesel Performance first found this out. I confirmed it because I had old information stating the HF6604 was only good to 3 micron... which was based on pre-1995 data.



steved

 

[OL RATLR]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7614408162&sspagename=ADME:B%3***:MT:1



Here is an auction for the BT372-MPGs for your FASS...



steved

I am buying them at a Truck Shop for $18. 10. BT372-MPGOo.

 

[jandr]

I have a couple of questions and I would like to see this thread stay a little more current during a search so I'm bringing it back. What has changed since the last post?

I have a good source for the Baldwin BT37210 filter and was wondering who uses them. Interesting..... all data I can find says they are a 5 micron filters but I have an old DPP filter cross reference page saved that shows it being a 20 micron filter. Their current page doesn't even list it. How about people using the Napa FIL 1202. Comments? Easy source, ok price, says 5 mcron.

My FASS is a 95 GPH unit. Geno's sells the HF6604 filter (for $60) but says it won't work on the 95 model. Why? Too much restriction? My unit came with the HF6607 (6 microns). It's on a 2001.

Guess I'll search other threads now.

 

[LowFly]

I have a couple of questions and I would like to see this thread stay a little more current during a search so I'm bringing it back. What has changed since the last post?

I have a good source for the Baldwin BT37210 filter and was wondering who uses them. Interesting..... all data I can find says they are a 5 micron filters but I have an old DPP filter cross reference page saved that shows it being a 20 micron filter. Their current page doesn't even list it. How about people using the Napa FIL 1202. Comments? Easy source, ok price, says 5 mcron.

My FASS is a 95 GPH unit. Geno's sells the HF6604 filter (for $60) but says it won't work on the 95 model. Why? Too much restriction? My unit came with the HF6607 (6 microns). It's on a 2001.

Guess I'll search other threads now.

OK... . an explanation of our part numbers is in order i think:



XXX/YYY-ZZZZ



X = Series number. This is going to be the larger unit (the 150 Series) or the Smaller unit (The 95 Series) The 2 units use 2 different style filters



Y = Flow Rate This is going to tell you what flow pump you have. its going to be either a 95, 150, 200 or 240. NOW if there is a pressure (PSI) indicated at the end of the part number, This flow rate number will reflect the flow at said pressure. Like 180GPH@45PSI or 95GPH@45PSI.



Z = What Model Truck the kit is built for The 1000's are Dodge kits, the 2000's are Ford Kits and 3000's are Chevy kits.



The best this is to figure out what filters you have on your pump. FF-1010 and WS-1001 means you have a 150 SERIES FASS. These filters will cross with the FG crosses on our website.



NOW the 95 SERIES FASS has FF-2010, FF-2003 and WS-2001 filters. The only one that can cross is the WS-2001 at this time. AND VERY soo FG is going to have a cross number for the FF-2003 3um filter for the 95 SERIES FASS.

 

[jandr]

Thanks Diesel-Dan.

I was mistaken. I don't know why I had it in my head I had a 95. I checked my invoice to refresh my memmory as to when I bought it -- july 2004. Then used a mirror to check the unit itself. It says model No. ---FASS 150. Serial No. ---1857. That's all that's on it but it is a 150. So I can use the HF6604 filter. It did come with the HF6607 and WS1001.

Still, who likes the Baldwin, Wix(Napa) etc. or are most using FG.

Diesel-Dan, do you have a recommended Baldwin filter? Or do you feel they aren't any good.

 

[LowFly]

Thanks Diesel-Dan.

I was mistaken. I don't know why I had it in my head I had a 95. I checked my invoice to refresh my memmory as to when I bought it -- july 2004. Then used a mirror to check the unit itself. It says model No. ---FASS 150. Serial No. ---1857. That's all that's on it but it is a 150. So I can use the HF6604 filter. It did come with the HF6607 and WS1001.

Still, who likes the Baldwin, Wix(Napa) etc. or are most using FG.

Diesel-Dan, do you have a recommended Baldwin filter? Or do you feel they aren't any good.

Wix i dont personaly like. . due to the paper element... . BUT they work in a pinch. Baldwin... . they are cool. BT372-MPG is a part number.



BUT if you run with our in-house filters (Which are Fleetguard), it will save you some cash.

 

[steved]

The Baldwin BT8509-MPG has the best filtration of the crossed BALDWIN filters I researched...

The Fleetguard HF6604 is still the absolute best filter...