The OE: 1111400AED09 fuel filter is the primary fine filtration element for GWM Wingle 5 and Wingle 6 diesel models.
It removes fine particles and moisture before fuel reaches the high-pressure pump and injectors.
This filter supports stable combustion, smooth acceleration, and consistent power delivery across mixed driving environments.
Its design ensures reliable performance for commercial transport, rural use, and everyday driving.
Compatibility
This filter fits Wingle 5 and Wingle 6 diesel platforms using:
These engines operate in regions where diesel quality can vary.
The filter is built to support fuel systems used in Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and other export markets.
Its housing and connector layout match the original Wingle diesel assembly for easy installation.
Filtration / Material / Mechanical Design
The filter features a multi-layer synthetic medium that captures fine particles without restricting flow.
Its aluminum housing provides strength under pressure changes during acceleration and load transitions.
Internal water-separation structures help remove moisture that may enter the fuel tank.
OE-spec ports and sealing interfaces ensure accurate fitment and long-term stability.
The unit is resistant to fuel additives and temperature changes seen in diesel applications.
These engineering features support dependable operation in warm climates and dusty environments.
Flow Stability & Engine Protection
Clean fuel supports precise injector spray patterns and consistent torque output.
The filter helps maintain smooth idle and reliable cold starts.
Stable filtration reduces strain on the high-pressure pump during demanding tasks such as towing or hill climbing.
By lowering the amount of debris reaching sensitive components, the filter supports long service life for the entire fuel system.
Interchangeable OE Numbers (Cross-Reference)
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1111400AED10
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1111400A-P09
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1111400AP00D9
Maintenance Replacement (Official Interval)
Wingle diesel maintenance schedules recommend replacing the fine fuel filter every 20,000 km.
Shorter intervals of 10,000–15,000 km are advised when fuel quality is inconsistent.
Inspection for moisture or trapped particles should occur during routine servicing.
