Your Engines Cooling System Coolant Filters are installed to remove containment's from the engine's cooling system. The coolant filter is also used to maintain the cooling system's proper operation and PH balance. Coolant filters are designed for use in both gasoline and Diesel engines. A majority of your engine downtime is due to coolant system-related failures. With today's diesel engines, coolant balance is key to keeping your engine running efficiently for long-term operation with efficiency.
KLM performance offers these Spin-on filters in a variety of types and efficiency ratings to meet your maintenance needs and practices, These Fleetguard Filters from Cummins Filtration help keep hot-running engines cool and reduce downtime. See these Replacement Coolant Filters for the proper protection of your engine's cooling system. A diesel engine depends on its cooling filtration system for protection from damaging temperature extremes. The replacement of your engine cooling system filter plays a vital part in the long-term operation of your engine with reduced downtime.
Why do you need to change the engine's Coolant Filter?
As a direct result of the engine manufacturing process, there is debris in the coolant system. Over time, other debris, such as silt and dirt from the environment or poor maintenance practices, such as refilling with dirty water or the use of dirty containers, enters the coolant system. This dirt and silt cause significant abrasive wear throughout the coolant system. Debris and particulate matter also become more prevent as the engines are used under normal operating conditions. This is why the changing of your engine's coolant and filter is vital to a long trouble-free operation of the engine.
KLM Performance recommends that you reference your engine's service manual for the complete list of cooling system maintenance requirements.