Baldwin Filters
Baldwin Filters BF7664 Fuel Filter Spin-On 15 micron M16-1.50
Spin-on fuel filter with 15 micron rating and M16-1.50 thread includes integral gasket
- 15 micron filtration protects fuel system
- Spin-on design allows quick filter changes
- M16-1.50 thread fits compatible engine ports
- Integral G381-A gasket seals without extra parts
- 5-3/8 inch height suits standard filter housings
Baldwin BF7664 Fuel Filter
The Baldwin BF7664 is a spin-on fuel filter designed for automotive fuel systems. It captures contaminants down to 15 micron to protect injectors and pumps. The filter threads directly onto the housing with an M16-1.50 thread size. It comes new with an integral G381-A gasket included.
Replacing worn filter elements
This unit replaces a spent spin-on filter when flow drops or service intervals expire. The 15 micron rating matches many OEM specifications for diesel and gasoline applications. The jump is worth it when the old canister shows corrosion or the gasket leaks. It restores clean fuel delivery without adapting new plumbing.
Verifying fit before ordering
Confirm the thread pitch is M16-1.50 on your existing filter head. Check that the 5 3/8 in height and 3 11/16 in diameter clear surrounding brackets and lines. Ensure the fuel type and pressure rating suit the filter design. Buyers needing a different micron rating or thread size cannot use this part.
Highlights
- 15 micron filtration protects fuel system
- Spin-on design allows quick filter changes
- M16-1.50 thread fits compatible engine ports
- Integral G381-A gasket seals without extra parts
- 5-3/8 inch height suits standard filter housings
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size does the BF7664 need on the fuel line?
The filter uses an M16-1.50 thread. Clean the mating surface, lubricate the integral G381-A gasket with clean fuel, then spin it on until the gasket contacts the base and tighten a further three-quarters of a turn.
How do I install the spin-on filter without leaking?
Lubricate the included G381-A gasket with fresh fuel, thread the canister on by hand until the gasket seats, then turn an additional three-quarters of a turn; over-tightening distorts the gasket and causes leaks.
When should I replace the 15-micron element?
Replace the BF7664 at the engine manufacturer's recommended service interval or sooner if fuel flow drops; the 15-micron media traps fine particles that eventually restrict flow.
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