FJ-67AA-91AA

68197867AA + 68157291AA Fuel Filter & Water Separator Kit for Ram 6.7L Cummins

Fuel FiltersCE / ISO 9001

A complete two-filter service kit for 2013-2018 Ram 2500, 3500, 4500 and 5500 trucks with the 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel. It pairs the frame-rail fuel water separator that replaces Mopar 68197867AA with the engine-bay cartridge that replaces Mopar 68157291AA, and includes a new housing O-ring for both filter positions.

$30.99/ unit · referenceMOQ:1 units
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Tier Pricing (USD / unit)
QtyUnit Price
1+ units$30.99
10+ units🎯 Recommended$29.44
50+ units$26.34
100+ units$24.79

📋 Key Specs

Kit contents1 x frame-rail fuel water separator (68197867AA) + 1 x engine-bay fuel filter cartridge (68157291AA)
Filter positionsFrame-rail separator (primary) and engine-bay cartridge (secondary)
Filtration rating10 micron first stage (frame rail) / 5 micron inner layer (engine bay)
Water separationFrame-rail separator, 98% efficiency rating
Thread, frame-rail separator1"-14 UNS
SealsHousing O-rings for both filter positions included
Service interval15,000 miles (24,000 km) or 12 months

❓ FAQ

No. They are two different filters in the same fuel system. 68197867AA is the frame-rail fuel water separator with a 1"-14 UNS thread and a 10 micron first stage. 68157291AA is the engine-bay cartridge element whose inner paper layer is rated at 5 micron. The 6.7L Cummins uses both, one after the other, and this kit contains one of each.

No. This is a two-filter fuel service kit only: the frame-rail fuel water separator and the engine-bay fuel filter cartridge. The engine oil filter is a separate service item and is not part of this kit, even though some vendor listings group the fuel and oil filters together.

Yes. The kit covers 2013-2018 Ram 2500, 3500, 4500 and 5500 trucks with the 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel, including single rear wheel and dual rear wheel models. It does not fit 2019 and later Ram 6.7L trucks, which use the 68436631AA frame-rail filter design.

Both elements in this kit share a 15,000 mile (24,000 km) or 12 month interval under normal duty, and they should be changed together. Under heavy towing, frequent idling or fuel from job-site tanks, a shorter interval around 10,000 miles is common practice.

Yes. The kit ships with a new housing O-ring for the frame-rail separator and one for the engine-bay cartridge, so both housings can be resealed during the same service. Lubricate each ring with clean diesel before fitting.

MOQ varies by product: 5–100 units for standard parts (see product page). Tier pricing decreases with volume. Custom parts usually ≥ 50 units, evaluated by process.

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Yes. We develop from drawings/samples and support private labeling. Process: evaluation → sampling (15–25 days) → approval → mass production.

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Description

Product Overview

This kit is a complete two-filter fuel service for 2013-2018 Ram 2500, 3500, 4500 and 5500 trucks with the 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel. It contains the frame-rail fuel water separator that replaces Mopar 68197867AA and the engine-bay cartridge that replaces Mopar 68157291AA, plus a new housing O-ring for each position.

On these trucks the two filters work in series: the frame-rail separator removes water and coarse debris first, and the engine-bay cartridge then handles fine-particle filtration. Replacing both at the same interval keeps flow and rail pressure balanced across the pair.

Key Features

Two filters in one service — matches the factory two-stage layout, so the frame-rail and engine-bay positions are renewed together instead of one at a time.
Frame-rail water separation, 10 micron first stage — the separator drops bulk water and coarse particles out of the diesel before they reach the high-pressure pump.
Engine-bay fine filtration, 5 micron inner layer — the cartridge carries a two-layer element whose inner paper layer is rated at 5 micron for injector protection.
Housing O-rings supplied for both positions — new seals for each housing reduce the chance of seepage or air draw-in from aged rings.
Reuses the factory housings — both elements drop into the original filter housings and caps, with no adapter or housing change required.
Matched service interval — both elements are specified for 15,000 miles (24,000 km) or 12 months under normal duty.

Cross Reference

Fits Mopar frame-rail fuel water separator — 68197867AA / 68197867AB
Fits Mopar engine-bay fuel filter — 68157291AA / 68157291AB / 68065608AA
Fits Fleetguard — FS20089 (frame rail) / FS53000 (engine bay)
Fits Baldwin — BF46031 (frame rail) / PF46108 (engine bay)
Fits Donaldson — P551833 (frame rail)
Fits WIX — WF10112 (frame rail) / WF10255NP (engine bay)

Specifications

Kit contents — 1 x frame-rail fuel water separator (68197867AA) + 1 x engine-bay fuel filter cartridge (68157291AA)
Filter positions — Frame-rail separator (primary) and engine-bay cartridge (secondary)
Filtration rating — 10 micron first stage (frame rail) / 5 micron inner layer (engine bay)
Water separation — Frame-rail separator, 98% efficiency rating
Thread, frame-rail separator — 1"-14 UNS
Seals — Housing O-rings for both filter positions included
Service interval — 15,000 miles (24,000 km) or 12 months

Application

Vehicles — 2013-2018 Ram 2500 / 3500 / 4500 / 5500, 6.7L Cummins turbo diesel, single and dual rear wheel
Not for — 2019 and later Ram 6.7L, which use the 68436631AA frame-rail filter design
Package includes — 2 filter elements (frame-rail water separator + engine-bay fuel filter) and 2 housing O-rings
Service interval — 15,000 miles (24,000 km) or 12 months, whichever comes first

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