P552561

- thread M20 x 1.5- length 120 mm- outer diameter Ø 94 mm- outer seal diameter Ø 87 mm- inner seal diameter Ø 64 mm- efficiency 99% 30 micron

For Caterpillar Excavator CAT 312D 318D L 320D Fuel Filter 382-0664 Part Number: CA3820664,382-0664,3820664 Application: Model: Caterpillar Excavator 312D,312D L,312D2,312D2 GC,312D2 L,313D,313D2 L,315D L,318D L,318D2 L,319D L,320D,320D FM,320D GC,320D L,320D2,320D2 GC,320D2 L,320O2 L,323D L,374F L

FUEL FILTER, SPIN-ON

When your Hitachi telehandler starts acting up—hard starts, rough idling, or loss of power—dirty fuel is often the culprit. This fuel filter catches all the dirt, water, and debris before it can reach your engine's expensive injection system. Nothing ruins a busy day like equipment that won't run right, and clean fuel is what keeps your machine moving smoothly when there's work to be done. What You're Getting High-capacity filter media that catches even microscopic particles that could damage injection components Water separation capability to prevent moisture-related fuel system problems Direct replacement design—no modifications or adapters needed for quick installation Quality construction that handles the vibration and pressure of telehandler operations Built for Real Work This filter is designed specifically for Hitachi telehandlers, machines that spend their days lifting loads, moving materials, and working in conditions where fuel contamination is a constant threat. Whether you're moving hay bales, loading grain bins, or handling feed at the dairy, your telehandler needs clean fuel to deliver the power and precision these jobs demand. Made to Last Telehandlers work hard in dusty, demanding conditions, and this filter is built to match. The robust housing and quality filter media stand up to the constant pressure changes and vibration that come with lifting and extending loads all day long. Good to Know Installation is straightforward with basic hand tools. Always prime the fuel system after installation to avoid air pockets that can cause starting problems. Keep a spare filter on hand—fuel filters are cheap insurance compared to the cost of injection pump repairs, and changing them regularly keeps your telehandler running reliably when the work needs to get done.