Fuel Filters
59 fuel filters. Choose your vehicle to see only the parts listed for it, or search your old part number.
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About fuel filters
X-Filtra fuel filters for Australian and imported vehicles: 33 cartridge and 26 spin-on. Each listing shows the vehicles it fits, its dimensions, and the Ryco, Wesfil and Sakura numbers it matches. Compare the filter type and mounting on your old filter with the listing, then confirm your make, model and engine in the fitment table, which can use your engine code. Orders are packed and shipped from Melbourne.
Spin-on or cartridge?
Your engine takes one type. The vehicle search and each product page show which.
| Type | How it fits | Listed here |
|---|---|---|
| Spin-on | A sealed canister with the filter inside. The whole canister screws on and is replaced. | 26 |
| Cartridge | A filter element that sits in a housing on the engine. Only the element is replaced. | 33 |
Questions and answers
Which X-Filtra fuel filter matches Ryco Z699 or R2619P?
Ryco Z699 is listed on X-Filtra GTF699, with Wesfil WCF104NM and Sakura FC-11190. Ryco R2619P is listed on X-Filtra GTF2619, with Wesfil WCF31NM and Sakura F-10200 (Isuzu D-Max and MU-X, Mazda BT-50, Toyota HiAce and Hilux). A cross-reference means the numbers match, so also check your vehicle in the fitment table.
Cartridge or spin-on fuel filter: which do I need?
Match the type on your old filter. We list 33 cartridge and 26 spin-on fuel filters, and each listing names its type and mounting style (clip-on, bolt-on or clamp-on). Compare these with your existing filter and the dimensions on the listing.
How often should a fuel filter be replaced?
Our fuel filter listings state a service interval of 20,000 km or 12 months (all 59 listings). The source is the service interval field on each listing. Your vehicle's logbook or owner's manual sets the interval for your car and takes precedence.
How do I find the right fuel filter for my engine?
Choose your year, make and model in the vehicle search and read the fitment table on the listing. Fuel filter fit can depend on the engine, so match your engine code where the table shows one. Our engine code guide shows where to find it. Send us your rego or VIN before dispatch and we will confirm the part.