Premium Guard Fuel Filter P/N:PF5075
Help keep dirt and debris out of your fuel supply with the Premium Guard fuel filter PF1/4, an in-line gasoline filter for a long list of classic cars and trucks. It is a specific-fit replacement for many vehicles, among them the 1968-1978 Dodge Charger (L6-3.7L, V8-5.2L, V8-5.6L, V8-5.9L, V8-6.3L, V8-6.6L, V8-7.0L, V8-7.2L, depending on year) and the 1960-1971 Chrysler 300 (V8-6.8L, V8-7.0L or V8-7.2L, depending on year).
A fuel filter traps dirt and other contaminants carried in the fuel, holding them back before they reach the fuel-metering components. If you need a Dodge Charger fuel filter replacement for the 1968-1978 Dodge Charger L6-3.7L, V8-5.2L, V8-5.6L, V8-5.9L, V8-6.3L, V8-6.6L, V8-7.0L or V8-7.2L, the PF1/4 is listed for each of those engines, with the covered years varying by engine. Hesitation or sputtering under load, hard starting and loss of power are signs a restricted filter may need replacing. These symptoms can have other causes, so diagnose before you replace any part.
Each listed application uses one filter. No gasket or seal is included. Country of origin: China. This part fits many more vehicles. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
Is the PF1/4 a 1960-1971 Chrysler 300 fuel filter for the V8-6.8L, V8-7.0L and V8-7.2L engines?
Yes. It is listed for the 1960-1971 Chrysler 300 with V8-6.8L, V8-7.0L or V8-7.2L engines, depending on year. See the Buyer's Guide tab for every application.
Will this filter fit a 1968-1978 Dodge Charger L6-3.7L, V8-5.2L, V8-5.6L, V8-5.9L, V8-6.3L, V8-6.6L, V8-7.0L or V8-7.2L?
It is listed for the 1968-1978 Dodge Charger with the L6-3.7L, V8-5.2L, V8-5.6L, V8-5.9L, V8-6.3L, V8-6.6L, V8-7.0L and V8-7.2L engines, depending on year. Each listed application uses one filter.
What size are the fuel line connections?
Both ends are male ports with a 1/4-inch (6.35 mm) outside diameter, and the filter mounts in-line.
Does it come with a gasket or seal?
No gasket or seal is included. Consult the vehicle service information for the correct clamps or fittings and for whether the originals may be reused.
What are signs my fuel filter may need replacing?
Hesitation or sputtering under load, hard starting, or loss of power can come from a restricted fuel filter. Other faults cause these too, so diagnose the fuel system before replacing.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.