EE 287 Fuel Filter
EE-287 Heavy-Duty Fuel Filter Element (Replaces 23304-78110)
Protect your fuel system and maintain peak engine performance with the EE-287 Fuel Filter. This high-efficiency filter element is designed to meet the rigorous filtration requirements of modern diesel engines, specifically focusing on the Toyota Dyna and Hino Dutro series.
The EE-287 effectively removes water, dirt, and microscopic debris from your fuel, preventing damage to sensitive fuel injectors and high-pressure pumps.
Key Features:
Superior Media Quality: Uses high-density paper and plastic components to withstand the pressure of heavy-duty diesel systems.
Water Separation: Engineered to assist in separating moisture from fuel, preventing corrosion and combustion issues.
Precision Fit: A drop-in element designed to fit perfectly into the original filter housing with provided seals/gaskets.
OEM Standard: Manufactured to match or exceed the specifications of 23304-78110 and 23401-7811L.
Verified Compatibility & Cross-Reference
The EE-287 is a widely recognized interchange for several major global brands. We have verified the following cross-reference numbers:
Manufacturer | Part Number (Replaces) |
Toyota (OEM) | 23304-78110 / 23304-EV191 |
Hino (OEM) | 23401-7811L / 23304-EV192 |
Fleetguard | FF5725 |
Sakura | F-1110 |
Ryco | R2643P |
Baldwin | PF7751 |
Blue Print | ADT32387 |
Alco Filter | MD-585 |
Wix | 33349 |
Vehicle & Engine Applications
This filter is a critical component for medium-duty trucks and commercial vehicles, particularly those utilizing the Toyota S05C and Hino N04C engine platforms:
Toyota Dyna 400 Series: (2000–2006 models with 4.6L Diesel/TDi engines).1
Hino Dutro: (Various 300 series models including XZU402, XZU412, and XZU422).
Hino 300 Series: Models equipped with N04C diesel engines.2
Industrial Machinery: Select equipment using Toyota-based diesel power units.
Technical Specifications
Filter Type: Element / Insert (Plastic Reinforced)
Outer Diameter: 105mm (approx.)
Inner Diameter: 29mm3
Height: 111mm
Gaskets Included: Yes
Pro Tip: Diesel fuel filters should typically be replaced every 10,000 to 15,000 km or during every major service. If you operate in high-humidity or dusty environments, frequent inspections are recommended to prevent fuel starvation.