Baldwin Filters PA4318 Automotive Air Filter Element

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS PA4318 is a dry-media automotive air filter element designed to remove airborne dirt and contaminants before they reach the engine intake. At 10.938 inches overall length, 9.906 inches overall width, and 4.375 inches overall height, this element fits a range of automotive and light-duty applications where panel-style filtration is required. Its lightweight, space-saving construction makes it a practical service replacement for vehicles and equipment due for a scheduled air filter change. Licensed technicians and experienced DIYers install this as part of routine preventive maintenance.

The PA4318 is suited for automotive applications requiring a panel or element-style air filter with the listed dimensional profile. This element is a direct cross-reference replacement for several competing part numbers, making it a convenient sourcing option for shops stocking one part across multiple filter brands. Installation is straightforward in any compatible air cleaner housing that accepts this element size.

Key Features

• Lightweight construction reduces overall air cleaner assembly weight
• Engineered to prevent airborne dirt and other contaminants from entering the intake
• Space-saving design accommodates tight engine bay configurations
• Overall length of 10.938 inches, width of 9.906 inches, and height of 4.375 inches for precise fitment
• Cross-references to Donaldson P616743, Fram CA10261, Hastings AF1326, Purolator A56314, and Wix 46930

Compatibility

The PA4318 is compatible with applications requiring an air filter element matching these dimensions. Cross-reference part numbers include Donaldson P616743, Fram CA10261, Hastings AF1326, Purolator A56314, and Wix 46930.

Installation Notes

Air filter element replacement is typically performed by an automotive technician or qualified service professional. Power down the vehicle and allow the engine to cool before servicing the air cleaner housing. Remove the old element carefully to avoid dislodging accumulated debris into the intake tract. Inspect the housing and sealing surfaces for damage or debris before seating the new element.