Baldwin Filters P7230 Automotive Oil Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS P7230 is a spin-on automotive oil filter designed to remove contaminants from engine oil in heavy-duty and commercial vehicle applications. With an outside diameter of 4.75 inches and an overall length of 10.47 inches, this is a full-size filter suited for larger displacement engines that require high-capacity filtration. Licensed technicians and fleet maintenance professionals install this filter as part of routine oil service intervals to protect engine components from wear-causing particulates and sludge buildup.

The P7230 is intended for use in commercial and heavy-duty automotive applications where a large-format spin-on oil filter is specified. Its substantial size makes it a common choice in fleet, construction, and agricultural equipment maintenance programs where extended service intervals and high oil volumes are standard. Consult the equipment manufacturer service manual to confirm fitment before installation.

Key Features

• Full-size spin-on design for straightforward installation and removal
• Outside diameter of 4.75 inches accommodates high oil-volume filter housings
• Overall length of 10.47 inches provides generous filter media surface area
• Engineered for heavy-duty and commercial engine oil filtration duty cycles
• Sold individually per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement spin-on oil filter for heavy-duty and commercial vehicle engines requiring a 4.75-inch OD, 10.47-inch OAL spin-on filter format.

Installation Notes

Oil filter replacement is performed by qualified automotive or diesel technicians as part of a scheduled oil change. Drain and recover the used engine oil before removing the spent filter, and have absorbent materials ready to capture residual oil. Apply a thin film of clean engine oil to the new filter gasket before threading on by hand, then snug per the equipment manufacturer torque specification. Confirm there are no leaks after restarting the engine and allow oil pressure to normalize before returning the equipment to service.