Fuel filter#

[Staffsargent]

Anybody have Civilian Parts Cross-Referance # [h=4][/h]

 

[hummer4x4guy]

You can likely find it at www.humvee.net under the knowledge portion of the web site.

 

[Retiredwarhorses]

There are no civ crosses I have ever come across for that filter...just order an OEM from one of the suppliers.

 

[jake-cutter]

Those are for the H1 Hummer, not the HMMWV. The fuel filter is specific to the HMMWV and it is Kaydon A910428.

 

[DSO_351]

Humvees are set for a water proof application. Filter has 2 parts. Inner screen sediment filter, and outer cartridge element. Government buys them as a 3 piece kit: element, screen and o-ring for the filter housing. Government also stocks the sediment screen.

 

[patracy]

I've searched based on measurements for a civilian filter. Wasn't able to find one either.

 

[kapkanimd]

I know this thread is old, but where is everyone getting filters for the 6.2? I searched A910428 and dont come up with much, if anything. I saw suggestions for like Kascar, but they dont use this number. Same with a bunch of other sites who sell HMMWV filters; they all have different part numbers... Please advise. Thanks in advance!

 

[teteacher101]

I know this thread is old, but where is everyone getting filters for the 6.2? I searched A910428 and dont come up with much, if anything. I saw suggestions for like Kascar, but they dont use this number. Same with a bunch of other sites who sell HMMWV filters; they all have different part numbers... Please advise. Thanks in advance!

I called Kascar an told them what I had, he told me what I needed an shipped it out for me an it fit perfect. I'd just give them a call.

 

[diesel dave]

The kaydan filters are out there,but pricy. I've considered putting a spin-on ahead of the stock filter,but I can't come up with a good place to mount it. The best I can come up with is the space between the air cleaner and radiator,but the inner fender would not support it.
Did this on a couple of cucv's I owned,and worked quite well. Just need to make sure you use the correct micron #. Anyone done this with a Hmmwv?