Shacman Truck Filters Guide

Shacman at a Glance

Shacman is the heavy-truck brand of Shaanxi Heavy-Duty Motor Co., founded in 1968 and based in Xi'an, Shaanxi. It is one of China's leading heavy-truck makers, and its tractor units, dump trucks, and mixers are used in construction, mining, and logistics in China and in many export markets. Shacman belongs to the Weichai group. Weichai began building its stake in 2005 through Torch Automobile Group, which held a majority of Shaanxi Heavy-Duty Motor, and Shaanxi Automobile Group now sits inside Weichai Holding Group, which is wholly owned by Shandong Heavy Industry. Fast gearboxes and Hande axles, which Shacman trucks commonly use, come from the same group.

That relationship matters for filters. Most Shacman trucks run Weichai engines, so Shacman filter numbers are largely Weichai engine filter numbers, and the same filters also appear on other trucks and machines that use Weichai engines. This guide covers both.

Shacman Engines and Why They Matter for Filters

Filter numbers depend more on the engine than the cab. The same Shacman model has been sold with several engines and emission standards, so identify the engine first.

Common Shacman Filter Numbers

While exact filter part numbers depend on the specific engine series and build, the following numbers appear frequently in Shacman and Weichai-engine maintenance:

Oil Filters

• 1000428205 – One of the most widely ordered Weichai oil filters, also listed as 612630010239 and cross-referenced to Fleetguard LF16285 and Donaldson R010077, for WP12 and WD12.420 engines
• 1002070370 – Oil filter for WP13, WP13H, WP12, and WP10H engines, listed for the Shacman X5000
• 61000070005 – A long-established oil filter for the WD615 family, still widely used on older heavy trucks
• 640-1012240 – Oil filter element listed for WD615, WP10, and WP12 engines, cross-referenced to Hifi SO15000
• 1002018137 – Oil filter for WP7 engines
• 13055724 – Oil filter for WP4 and WP6 engines

Fuel Filters and Water Separators

• 1000424916 – Fuel pre-filter and water separator, also numbered 1003697990A and PL420, listed for Shacman F3000, X3000, H3000, L3000, and M3000 and for WD10 and WD12.420 engines
• 1000422381 – Fuel filter separator element listed for the Shacman X3000
• 1000422384 – One of the most widely used Weichai fuel filters, also numbered 612600080934 and cross-referenced to Baldwin BF9852, listed for WP4, WP6, WP10, WP12, WP13, WD12, and WD615
• 1000422382 – Fuel filter element listed for WP10 and WP12 engines
• 612600081334 – Fuel filter listed for the Shacman F3000, also used on HOWO and SDLG applications; 612600081335 is a closely related number
• 612630080203 – Fuel filter water separator for WP10, WP12, and WP13, cross-referenced to Donaldson R010042, FS36210, and Baldwin BF1375, listed for Shacman F2000, F3000, and M3000
• Donaldson R010018 – Fuel filter listed for Shacman F2000, F3000, and X3000, matching Fleetguard FF5740 and FF5770, Baldwin BF9817, and Mann WDK111024
• 51.12503-0037 (also 50013610) – Fuel filter listed for Shacman trucks with MAN-technology engines, along with 201V12503-0062
• 1002004064 – Fine fuel filter listed for WP12 and smaller WP engines

Air Filters

• WIX WA11148 – Air filter listed for the Shacman Delong X3000 with WP10, WP12, WP13, and Xi'an Cummins ISM11E4 engines (300 mm outer diameter, 527 mm tall)
• Mann C 28 031 – Air filter listed for the Shacman Delong X3000 with the same engine range
• 3050 air filter – A widely ordered Shacman X3000 air filter size

Cabin Filters

• 81619100011 – Narrow carbon cabin filter, 20 mm thick, listed for Shacman F3000 and X3000

These numbers are useful references when identifying the correct replacement. Always confirm the exact filter by engine model, emission standard, or existing filter part number when possible.

Filter Sets for Weichai WP10, WP12 and WP13

WIX publishes a recommended filter set for the three most common Weichai heavy-truck engines, which is a handy reference for building a service kit.

Shacman and Weichai Cross-Reference Quick Table

Weichai Engines in Other Trucks and Machinery

Because Weichai engines are used far beyond Shacman, the same filters are in demand for many other vehicles. The numbers below appear frequently for non-Shacman applications:

• 1000442956 – Fuel filter element listed for WD10 engines
• 1002257743 – Fuel filter for smaller engines including WP2.1, WP2.3, WP3.7, WP4, WP6, and TD226
• 860113056 and 860134081 – Air filter kit listed for the Weichai WD10G engine in XCMG loaders
• 1001910416 – Oil filter for Weichai Baudouin 6M26.2, 8M26.2, and 12M26.2 marine and generator engines

Shacman Filter Maintenance

Oil filters. Replace the oil filter with every oil change. Shacman dump trucks in quarries, mines, and construction sites run at high load for long hours, so use a quality filter with the correct bypass setting. WP12 and WP13 engines can use long-life filters, which still must be replaced on schedule.

Fuel filters. Most Weichai heavy-truck engines use a water separator and a main fuel filter. Replace both together, drain the separator regularly, and prime the system after replacement. Diesel quality varies widely between markets, so shorter intervals are often wise.

Air filters. Replace the air filter when the restriction indicator trips or on schedule. Mining and construction routes need much shorter intervals than highway routes, and spare elements should be carried on dusty sites.

Cabin filters. Replace the cabin filter at least once a year. Carbon filters help reduce dust and odours in the cab.

Service intervals depend on the engine model, emission standard, oil specification, fuel quality, road and load conditions, and the manufacturer's maintenance schedule. Always follow the schedule for your specific vehicle.

How to Identify the Correct Shacman Filter

• Find the engine model on the engine data plate, for example WP10.336E53 or WP12.430E50, and note whether it is a Weichai or a Xi'an Cummins engine.
• Record the truck model (X3000, X5000, F3000, M3000 and so on), the emission standard, and the production year.
• Compare the old filter's number, height, diameter, and thread against the replacement.
• For mixed fleets with HOWO, FAW, or Foton trucks, keep a list of engine models so the shared Weichai filters can be stocked in bulk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Shacman and Weichai filters the same? In most cases, yes. Shacman trucks use Weichai engines, and the oil, fuel, and air filters are the engine's filters. The same numbers also appear on HOWO, FAW, and other trucks with Weichai engines.

What oil filter does a Shacman X3000 use? Trucks with WP12 engines commonly use 1000428205 (612630010239), and newer WP13 and WP10H applications commonly use 1002070370. Verify by engine model and year.

What fuel filter does a Shacman F3000 use? Catalogs commonly list 1000424916 for the pre-filter and 612600081334 for the main filter, and Donaldson R010018 as a cross-reference. Verify by engine model.

Do Shacman trucks with Xi'an Cummins engines use different filters? Yes. Engines such as the ISM11 use Cummins-family filters rather than Weichai filters, so always identify the engine before ordering.

Can aftermarket filters be used on Shacman trucks? Yes, if they meet or exceed the original specification for efficiency, flow, and bypass pressure. Quality varies widely in this segment, so choose a supplier that can provide test data.

For fleets, importers, and distributors sourcing replacement filters for Shacman trucks and Weichai-powered vehicles, ADAOER Filter manufactures fuel, oil, air, hydraulic, and cabin 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. Shacman, Shaanxi, Weichai, Baudouin, HOWO, Xi'an Cummins, Mann, WIX, Donaldson, Baldwin, Hifi, and Fleetguard are trademarks of their respective owners. Part numbers vary by engine model, emission standard, and production date, so always verify the correct filter against the engine model and the existing filter before ordering.