Product Overview
Fleetguard TF15090 Transmission Filter
Genuine Fleetguard TF15090 transmission filter provides quality filtration designed to support the performance and protection of automatic transmission systems. The TF15090 cross-references Allison 29542824, Donaldson P584646, Baldwin 20030, NAPA 400057, Wix WL10057, Carquest 95294, and the additional manufacturer part number listed below.
Fleetguard TF15090 Transmission Filter Cross References
| Manufacturer or Brand | TF15090 Cross-Reference Part Number |
|---|---|
| Fleetguard | TF15090 |
| Donaldson | P584646 |
| Baldwin | 20030 |
| NAPA | 400057 |
| Wix | WL10057 |
| Carquest | 95294 |
| Allison | 29542824 |
Genuine Fleetguard TF15090 Filter Features
- Genuine Fleetguard transmission filtration: Genuine Fleetguard TF15090 filter designed for automatic transmission filtration applications.
- Transmission system protection: Helps remove harmful contamination from transmission fluid to support proper transmission-system operation.
- Automatic transmission performance: Designed to provide quality filtration for optimal performance of compatible automatic transmission systems.
- Allison cross-reference: Cross-references Allison transmission filter part number 29542824.
- Commercial vehicle applications: Fleetguard lists TF15090 in select Freightliner MT45 applications equipped with Cummins ISB engines.
Fleetguard TF15090 Transmission Filter Specifications
| Filter Specification | Measurement or Value |
|---|---|
| Filter Type | Transmission Filter |
| Primary Cross Reference | Allison 29542824 |
Cross-reference numbers are provided for identification purposes. Always verify filter compatibility using the original filter part number, transmission model, equipment application, and transmission-system specifications before placing an order.
⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
