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The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) acts like your  car's unique code.  The VIN for heavy-duty trucks can be located in a few different places, as shown in the image.

You can also find it on your  vehicle insurance card or the title paperwork you received from the pertinent government department.

1 Driver's side sun visor
2 Driver's side door frame
3 Inside the glove box
4 Driver's side front frame rail

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Our compressed air and gas filters are designed to remove contaminants from your systems. Enhanced filtration will improve efficiencies as well as save you money by extending the lifetime of your system. Explore our line of compressed air and gas filters today.

Compressed Air & Gas

Our compressed air and gas filters are designed to remove contaminants from your systems. Enhanced filtration will improve efficiencies as well as save you money by extending the lifetime of your system. Explore our line of compressed air and gas filters today.

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Our high-performance filters deliver purified and sterile liquids in manufacturing processes that have a high standard of cleanliness. Find Parts »

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Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to shop.donaldson.com Frequently Asked Questions. We’ve assembled common questions – and responses. This can be a great resource to help you understand basic access and functionality for this site. As always, if you have any questions that you don’t find answers to below – we encourage you to contact us via phone, email or Click-to-Chat (if available in your region.)

A compressed air filter ensures that the air delivered by a compressor is clean and free of impurities. This is critical for protecting pneumatic tools and equipment from wear and contamination, as well as for ensuring the quality of air in processes that require high-purity air, such as painting, food production, and medical applications. The filter removes particulates, oil, vapor, and other contaminants from the air, thus improving system efficiency and product quality.
The replacement of a compressed air filter should occur when it reaches its filtering capacity or according to the manufacturer's recommended service interval. Signs that a filter needs to be replaced include a noticeable drop in air pressure, an increase in energy consumption by the compressor, or the presence of moisture or oil in the compressed air. Regular maintenance checks are essential to ensure filters are functioning effectively.
Cleaning an air filter with compressed air can sometimes be an effective method for removing loose particulate matter from the filter medium. However, it should be done with caution to prevent damage to the filter fibers, and it's important to note that not all types of filters are suitable for this cleaning method. Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines before cleaning a filter with compressed air.
A compressor filter is designed to remove contaminants from the air as it is drawn into a compressor. It works by trapping particulate matter, such as dust, pollen, and metal particles, as well as vaporized oil and water droplets. This is usually achieved through a multi-stage filtration process that includes a pre-filter for larger particles and a coalescing filter for finer particles and aerosols, ensuring that only clean, compressed air is delivered for use.
The lifespan of Donaldson air filters varies based on the specific filter type, usage conditions, and maintenance practices. However, Donaldson filters are known for their durability and high quality, often lasting longer than standard filters when properly maintained. It is recommended to follow the service schedule provided by Donaldson to ensure optimal filter performance and longevity.