Baldwin CV15000 crankcase breather element for the 2002-2018 Kenworth T800 6-cylinder 14.9L, the 2007-2015 T800 6-cylinder 10.8L, the 2011-2018 T800 6-cylinder 11.9L and other vehicles and equipment manages crankcase ventilation for the engine. Some catalogs list it as an engine crankcase breather element; it passes blow-by gases and helps limit oil mist leaving the crankcase.
Oil seeping at engine seals or an element that looks soaked with oil can mean the breather needs replacing. With the engine off and cool, look the element over for oil saturation or damage before replacing it, because a different fault could be behind the leak.
Beyond the trucks named above, it fits the 2013-2018 Freightliner 122SD 6-cylinder 14.9L and the 2011-2018 Peterbilt 365 6-cylinder 11.9L, and both take one element. If yours is not named here, look for it in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
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Does the Baldwin CV15000 fit the 2002-2018 Kenworth T800 with the 6-cylinder 14.9L engine?
Yes. The Baldwin CV15000 fits the 2002-2018 Kenworth T800 6-cylinder 14.9L, and that truck takes one. If your truck is not named here, find it in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does this crankcase breather element have a by-pass valve?
Yes. This breather element contains a by-pass valve.
Are the gaskets already attached to the Baldwin CV15000?
Yes. The Baldwin CV15000 has two gaskets attached to the element.
Where is the Baldwin CV15000 crankcase breather element made?
The Baldwin CV15000 lists the United States as its country of origin.
Is the Baldwin CV15000 a replacement for Fleetguard CV50633?
Yes. Fleetguard CV50633 is one of the other-brand numbers that this Baldwin CV15000 replaces.
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