Dodge Ram 6.7 Liter Diesel Fuel Filter Water Separator Set Mopar OEM

These filters fit my 6.7 perfectly and keep the truck running strong. Quality construction and great value. I’ll continue buying this kit every time maintenance comes around.

Genuine MOPAR filters. Customer in the comments section reported that truck would not start after he installed the filters. Did he fill the filters with fuel before installing them? You are supposed to install dry fuel pump changes the system. If you fill them prior to install the system will get air in the fuel lines preventing the fuel pump charging the system. He needs to say if he pre-filled the filters if so, that is why his truck will not start. I am on my 5th set of these MOPAR filters and no problem and I had the dealer install them.

This Dodge Ram 6.7L Diesel Fuel Filter & Water Separator Set is exactly what my truck needed. Being genuine Mopar OEM parts, the fit is flawless, and installation was quick and hassle-free. The build quality is excellent, giving me peace of mind that my engine is protected from debris and water contamination. My Ram runs smoother, and I know I’m getting the same reliability and performance as the factory-installed parts. If you own a 6.7L Cummins, this is the set to get—dependable, durable, and built to last!

Perfect and great value

My filters were delivered today. Due to the mixed reviews, I was a little hesitant. I can say, definitively, that both are genuine Mopar parts. Photos are attached. Obviously, the cannister filter is Mopar. As you can see the other filter is marked with the Cummins logo and contains the green filter media. Good stuff, will order again. Update: I installed the filters today (my first time). Granted, I watched a few youtube videos prior to my attempt. Here is what you need: -28mm socket and ratchet driver -universal joint swivel for ratchet -extension for ratchet -filter wrench (plier type) for rear filter -2ft cut garden hose -drain pan/bucket I've seen several video with people draining diesel all over their front axle and drive shaft. This is not necessary. Cut a 2ft section off an old garden hose and use it to direct the diesel into your drain pan/bucket. I didn't spill a single drop in the driveway when draining the front filter and very little (few drops) when doing the rear. The front filter was on very tight (for me). If you have the extensions and universal joint ot will make it much easier. Be sure and lube (engine oil) all o-rings before reinstall. My rear filter was on pretty tight as well. I couldn't get it off with my man-hands. Make sure you have the plier-type filter wrench available to help you. On my first time filter swap (both filters) it took me about 1 hour to replace them both. I would recommend replacing the front filter first, then prime the system and start the truck. After that move on to the rear filter, prime and start. DO NOT PRE-FILL THE FILTERS! This is stated in the included directions. Your trucks fuel pump will take care of that. Again, the are OEM (mine were at least). Save yourself hundreds of dollars by doing it yourself.

I had used some cheaper filters. Could not get my 2017 Ram to start. Diesel tech suggested I get these filters. Once installed, the truck started right up. Didn’t make sense to me but he said something about microns. Whatever. Lesson learned.

In reading other reviews with one stars I learned the hard way. I purchased and installed the fuel filter that goes under the bed. Everything looked legit when comparing the parts to my existing filters. The installation was quick and fairly simple. After the install is where it got ugly. I could not get the truck to stay running, even after doing all the recommended steps. It was getting late and dark, when I finally gave up 2.5 hrs. later. Since my truck was now not able to run and was my only mode of transportation, I had to call a friend to come pick me up to go to our local parts store (which I will be patron from now on). After pulling this Amazon filter back out and inspecting the local store filter against it, I discovered that the Mopar filter did not match up with the store part. The pin in the center of the filter, that pushes up the ball at the bottom of the fuel tank is 1/8" deeper than the part store filter. That 1/8" difference made all the difference. It allowed fuel to get past the ball valve and get to the second filter and fill it completely (second filter is in the engine compartment). Since the part number is correct and everything other than the pin fit correctly, it is my opinion that these Amazon parts are probably Mopar rejects which did not meet the specs intended by Mopar. This is probably why these filters work for some. I am not going to try to get a refund, it's not worth the headache for me. I just hope I save the next person some frustration. For me, I will pay the extra money and get your parts from a local parts store. I learned the hard way, please don't do the same!

This is OEM and not China off brand

Received earlier than expected. Fit is perfect.

These are OEM filters at a decent price. The element filter is a FleetGuard filter in a Mopar box. Two thumbs up there.

No dislikes oem filters

I believe Amazon said these didn't fit my 2018 Ram 3500........uh.......yes they did. Perfectly.

Fit parfaitement sur mon 2500 cummins 2018