Anyone Use A Davco fuel filter system?

[Papa Rick]

Checked out the Website and remembered when I drove a Ryder Leased Truck that every truck they had I drove had this on them.

What is your advice on this, have you ever had one, if so did you, or do you like it, and what is the cost?

Thanks

[Papa Rick]

Does not anyone use one of these???????

[marcel27208]

davco, u mean the clear container type thingy where fuel filter is located..................i have 1, i like it, easy to change

[heavyhaulerss]

I have one. I like it. it is real nice to be able to see exactly when to change filter.

[Copperhead]

I have the Davco 382 on my '06 Intl 9400i with a Cummins ISX. It is the first stage filter in the two filter Cummins setup. I like it a lot. This makes the 2nd time I have had one. It has the heater option for cold weather. It is nice to see how the filter is doing and I don't have to change the filter frequently to avoid a plugged filter. Just watch the fuel level in the glass and change it out when it gets near the top. A painless easy process to change the filter out.

It is advisable to get the special filter wrench for removing the band that secures the glass bowl. They tend to "snug" up over time. I got a couple of these wrenches (one for a spare since I tend to loose things) online from Ryder Fleet Products and they only cost about $8 or $9 each as best I recall.

Overall, the system a good investment.

[bob h]

Checked out the Website and remembered when I drove a Ryder Leased Truck that every truck they had I drove had this on them.

What is your advice on this, have you ever had one, if so did you, or do you like it, and what is the cost?

Thanks

Several years ago, Detroit Diesel offered to increase your fuel injector warranty from 1 year to 3 years... if the engine was equipped with a fuel pro. Obviously, a good choice imo.

When changing filter brands, be wary of nominal and absolute micron ratings... that's why I usually recommend oem.

[heavyhaulerss]

Several years ago, Detroit Diesel offered to increase your fuel injector warranty from 1 year to 3 years... if the engine was equipped with a fuel pro. Obviously, a good choice imo.


There was one on my truck when I bought it in '99 I think it says pro check. my injectors last ed over 1.1 mil before one going out.

[Orangetxguy]

davco, u mean the clear container type thingy where fuel filter is located..................i have 1, i like it, easy to change

+1 :boogey::boogey::boogey::boogey:

[boneebone]

I have one on my truck, maintanance free, and easy to change filters.

[partssman]

We just installed one on a Mack. Fluid heated version, shop cost was about $260 filters about $5. Excellent system and won't break you for filters either

[heavyhaulerss]

I have a preheater on mine. they also have a fuel backcheck for obvious reasons. all davco parts can be bought at any freightliner dealer. they have a great detailed websight, with all the part numbers & illustration of all parts. compared to laying on the ground & changing the other type fitlers, this is a no brainer for me. e-bay had a new one for sale cheap last week.

[heavyhaulerss]

ebay has a brand new one for 100.00+ 15.00 shipp. just type in davco.

[wburton]

I think that Davco makes and brand labels for the Cummins - Fleetguard Fuelpro. Mine has 120v and coolant preheater.

Sure look the same.

http://http://www.cumminsfiltration.com/en/products/en_prod_inn_fuelpro.shtml