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Old 01-25-2017, 05:54 AM   #1
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ISC 330 fuel filter # ?

Should be simple . I just need the numbers of the two filters primary and secondary for my 99 ISC 330. I just had the caps pump replaced and don't want to take any chances as this is the second one in 2 years.
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Fleetguard #
Primary FS1000
Secondary FS1022
Mines a 1999 ISC350
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Thank you.
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The primary filter is chosen by the chassis builder, not Cummins, so John's Monaco Roadmaster chassis may have a different primary than Mack's Eagle, which is probably on a Gillig chassis, or maybe a Spartan.
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Hopefully the OP can see it to get a # off it, lol
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My manual doesn't even mention a primary filter, so when I thought i had a clogged filter problem on the road i didn't have a spare primary on board so i used one of my spare secondary filters without remembering to copy down the number on the primary. So any suggestions will be of a great help.
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My manual doesn't even mention a primary filter, so when I thought i had a clogged filter problem on the road i didn't have a spare primary on board so i used one of my spare secondary filters without remembering to copy down the number on the primary. So any suggestions will be of a great help.
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I've seen some discussion, especially involving the 330 Hp Cummins, where the coach had only one filter, while others had two. Most of the time one was under the coach, next to the engine and the other was near the rear. I think the filters are actually placed by the chassis manufacturer and not supplied as part of the engine.
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