Baldwin Filters B7416 Automotive Oil Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS B7416 is a spin-on automotive oil filter designed to remove contaminants from engine oil during normal operation. It maintains oil cleanliness by trapping particulates that can accelerate wear on engine components. This filter is installed during routine oil service intervals on compatible gasoline and diesel-powered equipment. Licensed technicians and fleet service professionals working on compatible Case equipment and other applicable machinery will find this a direct-fit replacement. The B7416 weighs 2.575 pounds and is identified by UNSPSC Code 40161505, confirming its classification as an oil filter within standard trade procurement systems.

The B7416 is suited for use in equipment applications where a spin-on oil filter of this specification is required. It is identified as a compatible replacement for Case OEM part 87327673 and is cross-referenced to Hastings B7416. Typical installation scenarios include routine preventive maintenance on construction, agricultural, or industrial equipment platforms using Case powertrains. This filter is appropriate for both shop and field service settings where maintaining engine oil integrity is critical to equipment uptime.

Key Features

• Spin-on oil filter design for straightforward service and installation
• Removes particulate contaminants to protect internal engine components
• Cross-referenced to Case 87327673 and Hastings B7416 for verified fitment
• UNSPSC Code 40161505 for streamlined procurement and catalog classification
• Weighs 2.575 pounds - suitable for standard filter handling and packaging requirements

Compatibility

Compatible with applications specifying Case OEM part number 87327673. Also cross-referenced to Hastings B7416. Verify fitment against the equipment service manual before installation.

Installation Notes

Oil filter replacement is performed by qualified technicians during scheduled engine oil service intervals. Always shut down and cool the engine before beginning filter removal to prevent burns from hot oil. Use an appropriate filter wrench for removal and hand-tighten the new filter per the equipment manufacturer's torque guidance found in the service manual. Confirm there are no oil leaks at the filter seating surface after startup before returning the equipment to service.