There isn't a single universal Cummins filter part number—the correct number depends on the specific engine model, year, and the type of filter (oil, fuel, air, coolant). To identify the exact part, you’ll need the engine details and the filter category.
Why part numbers vary
Cummins Filtration uses a broad lineup that includes Fleetguard-branded filters as well as genuine Cummins replacements. Part numbers can change with engine family updates, revisions in filtration specifications, and differences between on‑highway, off‑highway, and industrial applications. Because the same engine model can have multiple filter configurations over its production life, there is no one-size-fits-all number.
Key factors that influence the correct part number
Understanding which part you need requires knowing the exact context of your engine and filtration setup. The most common variables are the engine family and model, the year, the specific filter type (oil, fuel, air, coolant, water separator), and any optional configurations (DPF/SCR systems, aftermarket adapters, or branding).
To move from question to exact part, begin by gathering precise information about the engine and the filter you intend to replace. The following steps help organize that process.
To identify the exact part number, collect the following information before you search online or call a dealer:
- Engine model and family (for example, the Cummins engine series you’re using)
- Engine year or production period
- Filter type (oil, fuel, air, coolant, water/fuel separator, etc.)
- Engine configuration or application (on‑highway, off‑road, marine, industrial)
- Brand preference (Fleetguard vs. Cummins Filtration, if applicable) and any available part markings
- Serial number or CPC/production code if a lookup requires it
With that information, you can proceed to look up the exact part number using official sources or a dealer.
How to find the exact part number
Utilizing official lookup tools and trusted distributors is the reliable way to confirm the correct filter part number. Start with the engine’s documentation and then confirm with a current cross-reference or lookup tool to ensure compatibility.
Where to look for the part number include these sources:
- Cummins Filtration official website and Parts Lookup tools
- Fleetguard cross-reference charts and catalogs
- Authorized Cummins dealers or distributors (online or in person)
- The filter itself (any stamped part numbers, batch codes, or barcode on the housing or filter canister)
Using these resources helps ensure you obtain the correct part number and avoid mismatches that could affect filtration performance and engine protection.
Summary
The bottom line is that there is no single Cummins filter part number applicable to all engines and configurations. To get the right number, identify the exact engine model, year, and filter type, and then use official Cummins Filtration lookup tools or a authorized dealer to verify the part. If you share your engine model, year, and the filter category you need (oil, fuel, air, etc.), I can help you narrow down the exact part number.