Baldwin Filters PA2106 Automotive Air Filter Element

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS PA2106 is a round air filter element designed for automotive and light-duty applications. It filters incoming air before it enters the engine, protecting internal components from airborne contaminants that cause accelerated wear. The element measures 9-11/16 inches in outside diameter and 2-13/16 inches in overall length, with an inside diameter of 8.188 inches. Metal end caps are securely affixed to maintain a proper seal and prevent bypass leaks. This filter is installed by automotive technicians and fleet service professionals during routine air induction system maintenance.

This filter element fits round air cleaner housings common in automotive and light commercial vehicle applications. It is suited for use in environments where dust, debris, and airborne particulates must be captured before reaching the intake. The compact overall length makes it a fit for space-restricted filter housings. Service intervals depend on operating environment, with dusty or off-road conditions requiring more frequent replacement than highway use.

Key Features

• Round element design with 9-11/16 inch outside diameter and 8.188 inch inside diameter
• Securely affixed metal end caps provide a reliable, leak-resistant seal
• Prevents airborne contaminant ingestion into the engine intake
• Compact 2-13/16 inch overall length fits space-restricted housings
• Designed to maintain proper airflow while capturing particulates

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement air filter element for automotive applications requiring a round element with a 9-11/16 inch outside diameter and 2-13/16 inch overall length.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive or fleet service technicians during air induction system service. Shut down the engine and allow it to cool before accessing the air cleaner housing. Ensure the housing seating surface is clean and free of debris before installing the new element so the metal end caps seat evenly and create a proper seal. Inspect the housing and ductwork for cracks or damage before reassembly.