Baldwin Filters B7350 Automotive Oil Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS B7350 is a spin-on automotive oil filter designed to remove contaminants from engine oil in light-duty and commercial vehicle applications. Threaded at M22 x 1.5, it seals directly to the engine block filter mount without adapters or additional hardware. The filter traps particulates that cause accelerated engine wear, helping maintain oil flow and film strength between service intervals. At 1.671 pounds, it is a solid, full-weight unit consistent with OEM-equivalent construction. Installation requires no special tools beyond a standard filter wrench and is suited to any qualified technician performing a routine oil service.

This filter is intended for engine oil filtration in automotive and light commercial applications where an M22 x 1.5 threaded filter mount is specified. It serves as a direct replacement in vehicles and equipment that originally called for compatible oil filters, including cross-reference part numbers from major filter brands. Typical install scenarios include scheduled oil changes, engine rebuilds, and pre-delivery service on vehicles with matching filter boss specifications.

Key Features

• M22 x 1.5 thread size for direct installation on compatible engine filter mounts
• Spin-on design for straightforward removal and installation during oil changes
• OEM-style replacement construction for reliable sealing and filtration performance
• Cross-references Donaldson P502465, Hastings B7350, and Wix 57233

Compatibility

Cross-references Donaldson P502465, Hastings B7350, and Wix 57233. Designed as an OEM-style replacement oil filter for automotive and light commercial engines specifying an M22 x 1.5 threaded spin-on oil filter.

Installation Notes

Oil filter replacement is performed by a qualified automotive or diesel technician during a scheduled oil change or engine service. Always drain and dispose of used engine oil properly before removing the old filter, and ensure the engine is off and cool before service begins. Apply a thin film of clean oil to the new filter gasket before threading it on by hand, then snug with a filter wrench per standard shop practice. Do not overtighten, as this can distort the gasket and cause leaks.