Diesel motor oil/fuel filter question
I have a 2005 Dodge 2500 with diesel engine with 72K miles. local large truck repair service manager suggested I use Baldwin oil filter BT7349 Baldwin Fuel Filter PF7977 any of you guys...
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#40Fan wrote:
Those early common rail engines like to eat injectors. Best way to protect them is with a good fuel filter.
Oil filter is a toss as long as you use a good one.
Not any more than any other diesel engine ever made - and less so than many. The only time they "eat" or more accurately, wear, is if pressures are increased. Then the tiny particles of dirt act like a sand blaster on them and finer filtration is desirable.
