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Peterbilt Motors Company was founded in 1939 in California and has been part of PACCAR since 1958. Today it is headquartered in Denton, Texas, and is known for premium Class 8 trucks, from the aerodynamic Model 579 long-haul tractor to the classic long-hood Model 389. Peterbilt trucks are common in long-haul, regional, vocational, and owner-operator trucking across North America, so their filters are among the most requested in the heavy-duty aftermarket.
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Item |
Details |
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Founded |
1939, California; headquartered in Denton, Texas |
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Parent company |
PACCAR (since 1958) |
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Popular models |
579, 567, 389, 367, 365, 384, 520, 587 (older and vocational models included) |
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Engines |
PACCAR MX-13 (12.9 L), MX-11; Cummins X15 and ISX15, X12 and ISX12 |
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Typical use |
Long-haul tractors, regional haul, vocational, refuse, and heavy-haul |
The Peterbilt 579 and Kenworth T680 are both built with the PACCAR MX-13, and share the same engine filters. Peterbilt trucks are also available with Cummins engines, which use a different filter set. Identify the engine first, then the model.
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Engine |
Size |
Typical Peterbilt Use |
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PACCAR MX-13 |
12.9 litres |
579, 567, and other Class 8 tractors (405 to 510 hp) |
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PACCAR MX-11 |
About 10.8 litres |
579 and 567 in lighter-duty configurations |
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Cummins X15 and ISX15 |
About 15 litres |
579, 567, 389, and 367 heavy-haul and long-haul |
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Cummins X12 and ISX12 |
About 12 litres |
579 and 567 mid-range |
While exact filter part numbers depend on the specific engine series and build, the following numbers appear frequently in Peterbilt maintenance:
These numbers are useful references when identifying the correct replacement. Always confirm the exact filter by engine serial number, VIN, or existing filter part number when possible.
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PACCAR / OE Number |
Filter Type |
Other Numbers Listed |
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K37-1009 |
Fuel/water separator |
WIX WF10250, Hastings FF1287, Luber-finer L5109F |
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K37-1021 |
Fuel filter |
Fleetguard FS20207 |
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K37-1029 / K37-1011 |
Fuel filter |
Fleetguard FS20172, Donaldson P581298 |
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P621725 |
Air filter |
Donaldson P637453, Baldwin PA32000, Fleetguard AF24302, WIX WA11058 |
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P614986 |
Air filter (367) |
Fleetguard AF4195 |
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X011622 |
Air filter (389) |
Fleetguard AF4197 |
Oil filters. Replace the oil filter with every oil change. Severe-duty and high-idle operation need shorter intervals than low-idle line haul. Follow the oil specification for the engine and emission level.
Fuel filters. Replace the fuel/water separator and main fuel filter together, drain the separator regularly, and prime the system after replacement. Genuine or equivalent-quality filters matter because low-pressure fuel faults and injector damage are costly.
Air filters. Replace the primary element when the restriction gauge shows it is required. The 389 and 367 use different air filter numbers from the 579 and 567, so check the model before ordering.
Crankcase and DEF filters. Replace the crankcase ventilation filter on MX-13 engines and the DEF filter on SCR systems on schedule.
Cabin filters. Replace cabin air filters at least once a year. Cabin filter numbers and locations differ between Peterbilt and Kenworth models, so confirm the number for your truck.
Service intervals depend on the engine model, emission standard, oil specification, duty cycle, idle time, and the manufacturer's maintenance schedule. Always follow the schedule for your specific truck.
What oil filter does a Peterbilt 579 use? Catalogs commonly list WIX 57370 for 579 trucks with the PACCAR MX-13, and Fleetguard LF14000NN for trucks with the Cummins X15. Verify by engine.
Does the Peterbilt 579 use the same filters as the Kenworth T680? For engine filters, usually yes, since both use the PACCAR MX-13. Cabin filters and some air filters can differ by model.
What air filter does a Peterbilt 389 use? Fleetguard AF4197 (PACCAR X011622) is listed for the 389, while the 367 uses AF4195. Verify by model year and engine.
Can aftermarket filters be used on Peterbilt trucks? Yes, if they meet or exceed the original specification for efficiency, flow, and pressure rating and come from a manufacturer able to supply test data. Check warranty terms on newer trucks.
For fleets, owner-operators, and distributors sourcing replacement filters for Peterbilt trucks, ADAOER Filter manufactures fuel, oil, air, cabin, and hydraulic filters for trucks, buses, and heavy machinery, and supports OEM/ODM development for custom specifications. Cross-reference lists are available on request.
Brand names and part numbers are used for identification and compatibility reference only. Kenworth, Peterbilt, Mack, PACCAR, Volvo, Cummins, Fleetguard, Donaldson, Baldwin, WIX, Luber-finer, Hastings, and Mann-Hummel are trademarks of their respective owners. Part numbers vary by engine, emission standard, and production date, so always verify the correct filter against the engine model, the truck's VIN, and the existing filter before ordering.
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