EE 340 Fuel Filter

EE-340 High-Efficiency Fuel Filter Element

Ensure the purity of your diesel fuel system with the EE-340 Fuel Filter. This "Eco-Style" cartridge element is a precision-engineered replacement for the Isuzu 8-98092481-1. It is designed to protect high-pressure common rail (HPCR) systems by removing microscopic contaminants and water that can cause injector wear or engine hesitation.

The EE-340 utilizes advanced pleated media to provide maximum surface area, ensuring a long service life and consistent fuel flow for heavy-duty Isuzu and GMC commercial trucks.

Key Performance Features:

• Multi-Stage Filtration: Optimized to capture particles as small as 2–5 microns, essential for protecting modern diesel injectors.

• Eco-Friendly Cartridge: High-quality element design reduces waste by allowing you to replace only the filter media, not the entire metal canister.

• Premium Seals Included: Comes with a high-temperature resistant O-ring to ensure a leak-proof seal during installation.

• OEM Grade Media: Manufactured with synthetic-blend fibers that maintain structural integrity even under high pressure and moisture.

Verified Compatibility & Cross-Reference

The EE-340 is a direct, verified replacement for Isuzu 8-98092481-1 (and its earlier version 8-98092481-0). It is also widely cross-referenced across major global filtration brands:

Primary Vehicle Applications

This filter is standard equipment for many medium and heavy-duty Japanese and American-market trucks, particularly those equipped with 4HK1, 6HK1, 6WG1, and 6UZ1 engines:

• Isuzu F-Series: FSR, FTR, FVR, FVZ (2008–Present)

• Isuzu G-Series: GXZ, GVR, GXR

• Isuzu N-Series: NPR, NQR, NRR (Select models with secondary sedimentor)

• GMC / Chevrolet W-Series: W3500, W4500, W5500 Forward/Tiltmaster

• Construction Equipment: Various excavators using Isuzu industrial engines.

Technical Specifications

• Filter Type: Fuel Filter Element (Cartridge)

• Outer Diameter: 101 mm1

• Overall Height: 193 mm2

• Inner Diameter: 20.5 mm

Note: This part is often referred to as a "Fuel Element" or "Sedimentor Element."3 Please check your vehicle service manual to ensure this matches the primary or secondary fuel filter housing on your specific chassis.