Baldwin Filters PA5316 Automotive Air Filter

Product Description

The BALDWIN FILTERS PA5316 is an automotive air filter designed to remove airborne contaminants from intake air before it enters the engine. It serves as a direct OEM-style replacement for equipment and vehicles that require a dry-element panel or radial-seal air filtration component. Weighing 0.096 pounds, this lightweight filter is suited for service intervals on off-highway and agricultural equipment. It is installed by equipment mechanics, fleet technicians, and HVAC-adjacent service professionals who maintain engine air intake systems. The PA5316 cross-references directly to several widely used OEM and aftermarket part numbers, making it a dependable service replacement option across multiple equipment platforms.

The PA5316 is used in off-highway, agricultural, and construction equipment applications where engine air filtration is required. It is a direct replacement for filters originally specified by Case, Donaldson, Fleetguard, John Deere, Komatsu, and Wix. Typical installation scenarios include scheduled preventive maintenance on heavy equipment, loader, and tractor platforms. This filter suits both OEM service replacement and aftermarket fitment situations where cross-reference compatibility has been confirmed against one of the supported part numbers.

Key Features

• Direct cross-reference replacement for multiple OEM and aftermarket part numbers
• Designed for engine air intake filtration on off-highway and agricultural equipment
• Lightweight construction at 0.096 pounds for easy single-technician handling
• Compatible with Case, Donaldson, Fleetguard, John Deere, Komatsu, and Wix filter references
• UNSPSC Code 40161505 classified for procurement and sourcing systems

Compatibility

The PA5316 is a confirmed cross-reference replacement for the following OEM and aftermarket filters: Case 47587350, Donaldson P502563, Fleetguard AF26675, John Deere 4437838, Komatsu 2076051310, and Wix W01AG403.

Installation Notes

Air filter replacement on off-highway and agricultural equipment should be performed by a qualified equipment mechanic or fleet service technician. Shut down the engine and allow it to cool before accessing the air intake housing. Inspect the air cleaner housing and sealing surfaces for cracks or debris before seating the new filter element. Follow the equipment manufacturer service manual for torque and reassembly procedures specific to the air cleaner assembly.