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Q: How does Fleetguard save me money?
A: Fleetguard fuel products help you achieve the lowest total cost of ownership by meeting or exceeding OE performance requirements. Fleetguard fuel product provide the latest protection technology for your fuel system. |
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Q: What is the most important factor to know about a fuel filter?
A: The efficiency to deliver fuel at the cleanliness level specified by the fuel injection system manufacturer (i.e. you need details such as 98.7% efficient at 5 microns). |
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Q: How will I know I have a fuel issue before I experience fuel system damage/failure?
A: Indications of fuel problems will be 1) Premature filter plugging which could be evidence of microbial growth in the fuel, 2) Frequent need to drain water from fuel/water separators which could indicate issues with fuel storage or equipment fuel tanks, 3) Unusual fuel color or odor which could indicate improper use of on or off-highway fuel or microbial growth or excessive heat and oxidation resulting in darker fuel color. |
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Q: For Remote Mount Processors, what does Fleetguard have avalaible?
A: Fleetguard offers the following fuel processors: Diesel Pro (60 GPH/230LPH) to (90GPH/341LPH), Fuel Pro (180 GPH/681LPH) , Industrial Pro (200GPH/757LPH) to (600GPH/272LPH) and Sea Pro (200 GPH/757LPH) for Marine applications. |
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Q: What is FIE?
A: Fuel Injection Equipment - This represent the entire fuel system including fuel supply plumbing, supply pumps, high pressure pumps, common rail hardware, injectors and return lines. |
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Q: What is ISO 4406 and what does it measure?
A: It is the International Organization for Standardization measurement methodology for particle counts in fluids at particle sizes > 4, >6 and >14 micron-C. The particle counts are typically specified in units of particles per 100 ml of fluid. |
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Q: What is ISO 12/9/6?
A: The display of the terminology "ISO 12/9/6" is the proper means of communicating fluid particle contamination per the ISO 4406 fluid cleanliness methodology. The ISO 12/9/6 is an example of the fuel cleanliness level specified by some FIE manufacturers and corresponds to particle counts per 100 ml of 4000 at >4 micon-C, 500 at >6 micron-C and 64 at >14 micron-C. |
