Fuel Filter Replacement for 1992-2002 Chevy GMC 6.5L Diesel | iFJF Direct

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Fuel Filter Replacement for 1992-2002 Chevy GMC 6.5L Diesel — Fits Suburban Tahoe Silverado Sierra Yukon Hummer H1 — TP1256

Premium Fuel Filter — Engineered for 6.5L Diesel

The Fuel fuel filter delivers exceptional filtration performance for Chevrolet, GMC 6.5L Diesel. Built with high-efficiency media that removes 99.9% of water and contaminants, protecting your high-pressure common rail injection system from premature wear. Direct replacement for OEM specifications at a competitive aftermarket price.

Key Features

  • 10 Micron Filtration — Multi-layer cellulose/synthetic media captures particles as small as 10 microns
  • Water Separation — Hydrophobic barrier strips emulsified water from diesel fuel, preventing injector corrosion
  • OEM-Quality Construction — Manufactured to ISO/TS 16949 quality standards with 100% end-of-line testing
  • Direct Fit — Precision-engineered to match OEM dimensions and mounting points — no modifications required
  • Corrosion Resistant — Coated/plated components withstand diesel fuel, road salt, and moisture exposure
  • Validated for Chevrolet, GMC — Confirmed fitment across all listed applications

Compatibility

Make Engine Year Range Model
Chevrolet/GMC 6.5L Diesel 1992-2000 C/K 1500-3500
Chevrolet 6.5L Diesel 1992-1999 Suburban/Tahoe
Chevrolet 6.5L Diesel 1999-2002 Silverado 2500/3500
AM General 6.5L Diesel 1994-2001 Hummer H1

Always verify fitment using the cross-reference part numbers below or contact our support team.

Cross-Reference Part Numbers

Brand Part Number
AC Delco TP1256
GM 25170374
Stanadyne 29110
WIX WF10010
Baldwin BF7979
NAPA FIL3528

Specifications

Specification Value
Part Number Fuel
Brand iFJF
Filtration Rating 10 Micron (Nominal)
Media Type Cellulose/Synthetic Blend
Product Type Fuel Filter
Application 6.5L Diesel
Vehicle Make Chevrolet, GMC, AM General
Material Steel/Plastic Composite
Country of Origin China (ISO Certified)
Warranty 1 Year / Unlimited Mileage

Installation Guide

  1. Relieve fuel system pressure — Remove fuel cap and depressurize per vehicle service manual
  2. Remove old filter — Unscrew filter housing cap, remove old element, drain housing into approved container
  3. Clean housing — Wipe housing interior with clean lint-free cloth, inspect for debris or water
  4. Install new O-rings — Lubricate new O-rings with clean diesel fuel, seat properly in grooves
  5. Insert new element — Place new filter element into housing, ensuring proper orientation
  6. Reassemble and torque — Reinstall cap to manufacturer torque spec (typically 25-35 Nm)
  7. Prime fuel system — Cycle key to ON (not START) 3-5 times for 30 seconds each, or use manual primer pump
  8. Check for leaks — Start engine, inspect housing and connections for fuel seepage

Maintenance Schedule

For optimal fuel system protection, replace your fuel filter every 15,000-25,000 miles (or every other oil change) under normal operating conditions. For severe service (heavy towing, dusty environments, high-idle operation), reduce interval to 10,000-15,000 miles. Always replace both primary and secondary filters as a set on two-stage filtration systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How often should I replace the fuel fuel filter?

For 6.5L Diesel applications, we recommend replacing the fuel filter every 15,000-25,000 miles under normal driving conditions, or every 10,000-15,000 miles for severe service (towing, dusty environments, extended idling). Always replace both primary and secondary filters as a set.

Q: What are the symptoms of a clogged fuel filter?

Common signs include: hard starting or no-start condition, engine misfire or hesitation under load, reduced fuel economy, check engine light (often P0087 low fuel pressure code), rough idle, and loss of power at highway speeds.

Q: Is this filter a direct OEM replacement?

Yes. The fuel fuel filter is manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications for fit, form, and function. It drops directly into the factory filter housing with no modifications required.

Q: Does this filter remove water from diesel fuel?

Yes. This fuel water separator filter features a hydrophobic barrier media that effectively strips emulsified water from diesel fuel. Removing water is critical for preventing injector corrosion and microbial growth in modern high-pressure common rail fuel systems.

Q: How do I know when to change my fuel filter?

Monitor for performance symptoms (hard starts, power loss), follow your manufacturer's recommended service interval, and consider fuel quality — poor-quality diesel or biodiesel blends may require more frequent filter changes.

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SKU: FJ-1256-LX

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    Description

    Fuel Filter Replacement for 1992-2002 Chevy GMC 6.5L Diesel — Fits Suburban Tahoe Silverado Sierra Yukon Hummer H1 — TP1256

    Premium Fuel Filter — Engineered for 6.5L Diesel

    The Fuel fuel filter delivers exceptional filtration performance for Chevrolet, GMC 6.5L Diesel. Built with high-efficiency media that removes 99.9% of water and contaminants, protecting your high-pressure common rail injection system from premature wear. Direct replacement for OEM specifications at a competitive aftermarket price.

    Key Features

    • 10 Micron Filtration — Multi-layer cellulose/synthetic media captures particles as small as 10 microns
    • Water Separation — Hydrophobic barrier strips emulsified water from diesel fuel, preventing injector corrosion
    • OEM-Quality Construction — Manufactured to ISO/TS 16949 quality standards with 100% end-of-line testing
    • Direct Fit — Precision-engineered to match OEM dimensions and mounting points — no modifications required
    • Corrosion Resistant — Coated/plated components withstand diesel fuel, road salt, and moisture exposure
    • Validated for Chevrolet, GMC — Confirmed fitment across all listed applications

    Compatibility

    Make Engine Year Range Model
    Chevrolet/GMC 6.5L Diesel 1992-2000 C/K 1500-3500
    Chevrolet 6.5L Diesel 1992-1999 Suburban/Tahoe
    Chevrolet 6.5L Diesel 1999-2002 Silverado 2500/3500
    AM General 6.5L Diesel 1994-2001 Hummer H1

    Always verify fitment using the cross-reference part numbers below or contact our support team.

    Cross-Reference Part Numbers

    Brand Part Number
    AC Delco TP1256
    GM 25170374
    Stanadyne 29110
    WIX WF10010
    Baldwin BF7979
    NAPA FIL3528

    Specifications

    Specification Value
    Part Number Fuel
    Brand iFJF
    Filtration Rating 10 Micron (Nominal)
    Media Type Cellulose/Synthetic Blend
    Product Type Fuel Filter
    Application 6.5L Diesel
    Vehicle Make Chevrolet, GMC, AM General
    Material Steel/Plastic Composite
    Country of Origin China (ISO Certified)
    Warranty 1 Year / Unlimited Mileage

    Installation Guide

    1. Relieve fuel system pressure — Remove fuel cap and depressurize per vehicle service manual
    2. Remove old filter — Unscrew filter housing cap, remove old element, drain housing into approved container
    3. Clean housing — Wipe housing interior with clean lint-free cloth, inspect for debris or water
    4. Install new O-rings — Lubricate new O-rings with clean diesel fuel, seat properly in grooves
    5. Insert new element — Place new filter element into housing, ensuring proper orientation
    6. Reassemble and torque — Reinstall cap to manufacturer torque spec (typically 25-35 Nm)
    7. Prime fuel system — Cycle key to ON (not START) 3-5 times for 30 seconds each, or use manual primer pump
    8. Check for leaks — Start engine, inspect housing and connections for fuel seepage

    Maintenance Schedule

    For optimal fuel system protection, replace your fuel filter every 15,000-25,000 miles (or every other oil change) under normal operating conditions. For severe service (heavy towing, dusty environments, high-idle operation), reduce interval to 10,000-15,000 miles. Always replace both primary and secondary filters as a set on two-stage filtration systems.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: How often should I replace the fuel fuel filter?

    For 6.5L Diesel applications, we recommend replacing the fuel filter every 15,000-25,000 miles under normal driving conditions, or every 10,000-15,000 miles for severe service (towing, dusty environments, extended idling). Always replace both primary and secondary filters as a set.

    Q: What are the symptoms of a clogged fuel filter?

    Common signs include: hard starting or no-start condition, engine misfire or hesitation under load, reduced fuel economy, check engine light (often P0087 low fuel pressure code), rough idle, and loss of power at highway speeds.

    Q: Is this filter a direct OEM replacement?

    Yes. The fuel fuel filter is manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications for fit, form, and function. It drops directly into the factory filter housing with no modifications required.

    Q: Does this filter remove water from diesel fuel?

    Yes. This fuel water separator filter features a hydrophobic barrier media that effectively strips emulsified water from diesel fuel. Removing water is critical for preventing injector corrosion and microbial growth in modern high-pressure common rail fuel systems.

    Q: How do I know when to change my fuel filter?

    Monitor for performance symptoms (hard starts, power loss), follow your manufacturer's recommended service interval, and consider fuel quality — poor-quality diesel or biodiesel blends may require more frequent filter changes.

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