Renault Trucks Filters Guide

Renault Trucks at a Glance

Renault Trucks is a French heavy-truck manufacturer headquartered in Lyon and part of the Volvo Group since 2001. Its trucks are widely used across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and other export markets for long-haul, construction, and urban distribution. Because of the Volvo Group connection, many Renault Trucks oil and fuel filters have direct Volvo equivalents, which is useful for fleets and distributors who handle both brands.

Main Renault Trucks Models

Renault Trucks T and T High. The long-haul tractors, with the T High offering a taller cab for added interior space on international routes. These are the models most often requested in the filter aftermarket.

Renault Trucks C. A versatile range for regional distribution and heavy construction applications.

Renault Trucks K. Construction-oriented trucks with higher ground clearance and robust chassis.

Renault Trucks D and D Wide. Distribution and urban trucks designed for city delivery and municipal work.

Renault Premium, Magnum, Kerax, Midlum. Earlier ranges that remain in service in large numbers, so their filters are still in steady demand.

Common Renault Trucks Filter Part Numbers

Renault Trucks numbers are commonly seen with the prefix 74 or 75. The references below are those commonly listed in aftermarket catalogs for DXi 13 engines, which share a filter set with the Volvo D13.

Not every Renault Trucks engine shares its filters with a Volvo engine. Use the engine code and production date to confirm the cross-reference.

Renault Trucks Filter Maintenance Guide

Fuel filters. Replace the primary and secondary fuel filters on schedule, drain the water separator regularly, and prime the system after every change. Fuel quality has a large effect on injector life.

Oil filters. On the 13-litre engine, service typically involves the full-flow filters and the bypass filter together with the oil change. Replace them as a set.

Air filters. Check the restriction indicator and housing seals at every service, and shorten the interval for dusty routes.

Cabin filters and air dryer. Replace the cabin filter yearly and the air dryer cartridge on schedule to keep the air brake system dry.

Service intervals depend on the manufacturer's maintenance plan, engine variant, oil specification, and duty cycle. Always follow the plan for your specific vehicle.

How to Choose the Right Replacement Filter for a Renault Truck

• Identify the engine code and production date first, since Renault Trucks has used several engine generations.
• Use the Volvo cross-reference where the engine is shared, then verify dimensions and seals.
• Buy complete service kits (oil, bypass, and fuel filters) so all key filters are replaced together.
• Choose filters that meet the original efficiency and bypass specification, not only the physical fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Renault Trucks and Volvo trucks share filters? On several engines, yes. For example, the Renault oil filter 7421707133 corresponds to Volvo 21707133. This does not apply to every engine, so always verify by engine code.

What oil filter does a Renault T 480 use? DXi 13 applications commonly reference Renault 7421707133 together with the bypass filter 7421707132. Confirm against the engine and build date.

Can aftermarket filters be used on Renault Trucks? Yes, provided they meet the original specification. Many fleets use quality aftermarket filters to manage maintenance costs, while checking warranty terms for newer vehicles.

For fleets and distributors sourcing replacement filters for Renault Trucks trucks, ADAOER Filter manufactures heavy-duty fuel, oil, air, cabin, and hydraulic filters for trucks, buses, and construction 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. MAN, Renault Trucks, and Iveco are trademarks of their respective owners. Part numbers vary by chassis, engine variant, emission level, and production date, so always verify the correct filter against your vehicle's VIN or chassis number and engine code before ordering.