Cummins Coolant Filter WF2074 – Superior Cooling System Protection
The Cummins Coolant Filter WF2074 from Fleetguard is designed to keep your engine’s cooling system free from contaminants. As part of Cummins parts and Cummins genuine parts, this filter helps protect your engine by removing dirt and particles from the coolant. With its reliable performance, the WF2074 ensures your engine runs smoothly and lasts longer under tough conditions.
🔩 Specifications
- Part Number: WF2074
- Manufacturer: Fleetguard
- Type: Coolant Filter
- Compatibility: Fits various Cummins engines
- Material: High-quality filtration media for efficient contaminant removal
- Dimensions: Precisely made to meet Cummins standards
⭐ Key Features
- Effectively filters out rust, dirt, and other impurities from coolant
- Prevents corrosion and blockage in the cooling system
- Durable design supports longer service intervals
- Compatible with many Cummins engine models
- Manufactured as Cummins genuine parts, ensuring trusted quality
⚙️ Technical Insights
The WF2074 filter uses advanced media to capture fine particles that could harm the cooling system. In addition, it maintains proper coolant flow while filtering out contaminants. The filter’s strong build resists wear from high temperatures and pressure, providing steady protection to your engine’s cooling pathways. This balance between filtration and flow is key to preserving engine health.
🛠 Application Scenarios
- Heavy-duty trucks with Cummins engines requiring clean coolant
- Construction equipment working in dusty or harsh environments
- Agricultural machinery needing reliable cooling under heavy workloads
- Industrial engines where coolant cleanliness is critical
- Any use requiring genuine Cummins parts for optimal engine care
📦 Availability
This Cummins Coolant Filter WF2074 is in stock and available for global shipping.
To ensure correct fitment with your Cummins parts configuration, please provide your engine serial number (ESN). Our support team is ready to assist with verification.
