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F53 fuel filter #

two_travelers
Explorer
Explorer
Want to replace the fuel filter in our 2008 Winnebago on an F53 chassis. I've found a few different part numbers in my folder and I'm not sure which one is right. Does any one know the correct number or, where can I find the right part number?

Thanks!
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OldF__t
Explorer
Explorer
CG Dawson wrote:
My 2003 Ford specifies FG-956B.

Where did you get that part number? The official Ford parts site says FG-872 for the 2003 F53.
Jim
2021 Grand Design 303RLS
2019 Ford F350 DRW LB CC

CG_Dawson
Explorer
Explorer
My 2003 Ford specifies FG-956B.
Happy RV'ing!!

Greg & Jackie
2003 Bounder, 32W / Ford V10 / 2 Slides
Toad: 2004 Saturn L300, Brake Buddy

OldF__t
Explorer
Explorer
Motorcraft FG-872
Napa Gold 3296
Purolator F64711
Tool - NAPA #3321 5/16 fuel line

The same numbers for my 2004. Probably the same for the OP's year.
Jim
2021 Grand Design 303RLS
2019 Ford F350 DRW LB CC

LVJ58
Explorer
Explorer
The Ford fuel filter used on our 2000 f53 is: Ford FG-872. Not sure if they use the same filter on the later model Ford chassis

Good luck and safe travels
Jim & Sherry Seward
Las Vegas, NV
2000 Residency 3790 V-10 w/tags & Banks System
2003 Suzuki XL/7 toad

wildmanbaker
Explorer
Explorer
Unless you go through Ford, you may not be able to get the same filter. Any 3/4 ton and larger
V-10 engine listing will fit, It may not be the same diameter as the original.
Wildmanbaker

prism
Explorer
Explorer
Does any one know the correct number or, where can I find the right part number?

thats all the OP wants to know

427435
Explorer
Explorer
Do not attempt to take the filter off without the tool (they also come in metal). There will be some built-up pressure unless the MH has sat for a while.
Mark

2000 Itasca Suncruiser 35U on a Ford chassis, 80,000 miles
2003 Ford Explorer toad with Ready Brake supplemental brakes,
Ready Brute tow bar, and Demco base plate.

Captain_Happy
Explorer
Explorer
fIRST THING, GO GET ONE OF THOSE SPECIAL PLACTIC TOOLS TO DISCONNECT THE LINES ON THE FILLER. TAKE THE FILLER OF AND GO TO YOUR LOCAL AUTO PARTS STORE AND THEY'LL KNOW TE RIGHT ONE YOU NEED.