The Fleetguard AF27708 air filter is a primary filtration solution engineered to deliver optimal air quality to engines, which is crucial for maintaining peak performance in heavy-duty applications. It employs a robust filtration media that effectively intercepts dust, dirt, and other particulate matter. Built to operate under challenging conditions, including extreme temperatures and environments, this filter offers extended service life and reduced replacement frequency. Its radial seal design ensures a secure and efficient fit, reducing the risk of unfiltered air bypassing the media.
Brand: Cummins South Pacific, Filtration Media: Standard, Seal Type: Radial, Flow Direction: Outside In, Max OD: 11.93 inch, Max ID: 6.69 inch, Height: 444mm, Width: 303mm, Weight: 4.50 kg
Recommended for heavy-duty engines requiring superior air filtration. Not flame retardant. Flow direction is outside-in for efficient contaminant capture.
Enhances engine performance, Reduces engine wear, Extends engine life, Robust and durable design, Reduces maintenance frequency.
Ensure engine is off. Remove the old filter and clean the housing. Insert the Fleetguard AF27708 filter with radial seal ensuring a tight fit. Secure the housing cover and check for leaks.
Suitable for various commercial trucks and heavy-duty machinery. Confirm compatibility with your vehicle?s OEM specifications using the part number AF27708.
Cross Refrence:Daf: 1527354
Scania: 1728667
Trp Daf (truck And Trailer): 1527354
443.5
303 mm
AF27660, AF27661
The Fleetguard AF27708 primary air filter is integral to maintaining engine performance and longevity. Designed for high filtration efficiency, it captures a wide range of contaminants, ensuring clean air supply to internal combustion engines. This air filter is constructed with durability in mind to withstand diverse operating conditions, thus minimizing engine wear and reducing maintenance frequency. Ideal for heavy-duty applications like commercial trucks and equipment, this filter promises reliability and longevity.
