Baldwin Filters PA4167 Automotive Air Filter Element

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS PA4167 is a direct-replacement automotive air filter element designed to protect internal combustion engines from airborne dirt and contaminants. Measuring 11.344 inches in overall length, 8.469 inches in overall width, and 1.41 inches in overall height, this filter fits a compact footprint that suits space-constrained engine bays. Weighing just 0.7 pounds, it is lightweight enough for quick serviceability. The PA4167 is installed by automotive technicians and fleet maintenance professionals as part of routine engine air intake service, helping maintain airflow efficiency and extend engine service life.

This filter element is suited for passenger vehicle and light-duty applications where a flat-panel or panel-style air filter element is specified. It is a cross-reference replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers, making it a practical stocking option for shops and fleet operations that service a range of vehicle makes. The space-saving panel design allows installation in standard airbox housings without modification.

Key Features

• Lightweight construction at 0.7 pounds for easy handling and fast service
• Filters airborne dirt and contaminants to protect engine components
• Space-saving flat-panel design fits standard automotive airbox housings
• Overall length of 11.344 inches, width of 8.469 inches, height of 1.41 inches
• Cross-references to multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers for broad fitment

Compatibility

Cross-references to the following part numbers: ACDelco A2955C, Donaldson P614543, Fleetguard AF26131, Ford 4L3Z-9601-BA, Fram CA9687, Hastings AF1219, Mobil1 MA5528, Purolator A35528, and Wix 46804.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automotive or fleet technicians during scheduled air filter service intervals. Power down the vehicle and allow the engine to cool before opening the airbox housing. Inspect the airbox and sealing surfaces for debris or damage before seating the new filter element. Ensure the filter is fully seated and the airbox cover is secured before returning the vehicle to service.