Fuel Filter 5801465413 47450037 Fit New Holland T5.90 T5.120 T5.110 T5.100
Fuel Filter 5801465413 47450037 Fit New Holland T5.90 T5.120 T5.110 T5.100
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Fuel Filter for New Holland T5.90 T5.120 T5.110 T5.100
This fuel filter with cross-reference numbers 5801465413 and 47450037 is a replacement part that keeps fuel clean and free of debris for select New Holland T5 series tractors. The filter maintains consistent fuel pressure and safeguards the engine's fuel injection components.
Overview
This fuel filter is built for New Holland T5.90, T5.120, T5.110, and T5.100 tractors, providing reliable filtration for their diesel engines. It works to remove contaminants and water from the fuel supply, preventing premature wear on sensitive injector parts. This fuel filter is a practical replacement for routine maintenance on your tractor.
Built For Performance
- Multi-layer filtration media traps fine particles and water droplets
- Heavy-duty housing resists corrosion and impact in field environments
- Compatible with standard diesel fuel and biodiesel blends
- Cross-reference numbers 5801465413 and 47450037 simplify ordering
- Ensures steady fuel flow for consistent power delivery
- Easy to service without special tools
Fits These Machines
- for New Holland T5.90
- for New Holland T5.120
- for New Holland T5.110
- for New Holland T5.100
On-The-Job Use
- Used during scheduled maintenance of utility tractors on farms
- Replaces a clogged filter during haying or baling operations
- Essential for equipment used in dusty soil conditions
- Maintains fuel system integrity during heavy tillage work
- Used when preparing tractors for winter storage
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 5801465413, 47450037 |
| Type | Fuel Filter |
| Compatible Brand | New Holland |
| Filtration Medium | Paper |
Good To Know
Q: How often should I change this fuel filter on my T5 series tractor? A: It is generally recommended to replace the fuel filter every 400 to 500 hours of operation, or annually, whichever occurs first. Consult your operator's manual for specific intervals based on usage.
Q: What happens if I run my tractor with a dirty fuel filter? A: A dirty fuel filter can cause loss of power, hard starting, and engine misfires. In severe cases, it can allow contaminants to reach the injection pump and injectors, leading to expensive repairs.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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