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1109010-Q461
FAW
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Air Filter Housing / Air Cleaner Assembly |
| Manufacturer | FAW Jiefang Co., Ltd. (China) |
| Type | OEM Replacement Part – Complete Housing Unit |
| Function | Encloses and secures air filtration media; directs clean air into turbocharger/intake manifold while blocking unfiltered air |
| Application | Heavy-duty diesel engines in commercial vehicles |
| Housing Material | Reinforced thermoplastic (PP/PA) or painted steel — impact-resistant and heat-stable |
| Sealing Material | High-quality synthetic rubber gasket or O-ring for leak-proof connection |
| Filtration Type | Multi-stage dry filtration (Primary + Safety/Safety Core) |
| Quality Standard | Complies with ISO9001 quality management system; meets FAW OE durability and flow requirements |
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| Parameter | Value / Detail |
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| OEM Part Number | 1109010-Q461 |
| Assembly Type | Integrated air filter housing with mounting flanges and inlet/outlet ports |
| Inlet/Outlet Diameter | Standard large-bore design (typically Ø75–Ø90mm); reduces intake restriction |
| Filter Compatibility | Designed to accommodate: |
Regular Inspection & Filter Replacement
→ Replace the main filter element every 10,000 – 20,000 km, depending on operating conditions.
→ In high-dust environments (mines, construction sites), shorten interval to 5,000 – 10,000 km.
Proper Cleaning Procedure (If Applicable)
→ Only dry-type filters — never wash with water or oil-based cleaners.
→ Can be cleaned up to three times using compressed air at ≤ 0.3 MPa (3 bar / 43 psi), blowing from the inside out to avoid damaging filter media.
→ After three cleanings, replace regardless of appearance.
Safety Core Handling
→ The inner safety filter (1109070-Q461) is non-cleanable and non-reusable.
→ If the primary filter shows signs of damage or collapse, replace both the main and safety cores together.
Ensure Perfect Seal During Installation
→ Check rubber seals, clamps, and housing joints for cracks or deformation.
→ Tighten all hose clamps securely — even minor leaks allow unfiltered air bypass, increasing piston and cylinder wear by 3x to 5x.
Monitor Air Restriction Indicator
→ If the dashboard warning light activates or the mechanical vacuum indicator pops into red zone, inspect immediately.
→ Prolonged operation under high restriction leads to reduced power, increased fuel consumption, and turbocharger stress.
Avoid Water Ingestion
→ Never operate with wet filter media. Moisture clogs pores, drastically increasing intake resistance.
→ Ensure the water deflector plate at the air intake inlet is intact, especially during rainy or flooded conditions.
Check Intake Duct Integrity
→ Inspect connected hoses and ducts for cracks, loose connections, or rodent damage.
→ Any breach upstream of the filter compromises filtration efficiency.