Technical Resources for Your LPG or CNG Conversions

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How to change your Parker Hannifin CLS112 Replacement Filter:

Change the element at regular oil change intervals or every 6,000 miles (9656 km). Depressurize housing before servicing.

   ▪ Remove drain plug with 1/4” hex key wrench and drain until liquid is removed
   ▪ Change the drain plug o-ring each time the filter element is replaced
   ▪ Using bottom flats, unscrew bowl and remove old element and head-to-bowl o-ring. Replace with new components and install bowl.
   ▪ Torque to 30 ft-lbs (40Nm)
   ▪ Replace drain plug with new o-ring installed when completed
   ▪ Torque to 27 ft-lbs (37 Nm)
   ▪ Test for leaks, with system pressurized, by using leak detection fluid

Caution:
The FFC filter housing must not be under pressure during servicing. Doing so may cause serious injury. Close the shut off valve and slowly relieve line pressure before attempting service. Verify that the pressure has been relieved by using a pressure gauge known to be in good working order.

Printable Instructions:

Video Tutorial:

Compliments of Jason Sheppard | DrivingCNG.com.

    NGV Technical Resources:

    NGV Replacement Element Specifications:

       ▪  PFF7695-300

       ▪  CLS112-10-300

       ▪  CLS112-6-300

       ▪  DLS113-10-300

       ▪  DLS113-6-300