474-00040 auto air filter 600-185-4100 AT178516 diesel engine air filter element

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474-00040 auto air filter 600-185-4100 AT178516 diesel engine air filter element

Auto air filter

Diesel engine air filter

air filter element

Size details:

Diameter : 237mm

Height : 484mm

Inner diameter : 130mm

Cross OEM number:

AGCO : 700717484

CASE IH : 249987A1

DITCH WITCH : 194351

DOOSAN : 474-00040

INGERSOLL-RAND : 13198999

JOHN DEERE : AT178516

KOBELCO : GG11P00008S002

KOMATSU : 600-185-4100

DJ PARTS : FA1699

DONALDSON : P532966

FLEETGUARD : AF25667

MANN-FILTER : C 24 015

MECAFILTER : FA3369

What does a air filter do?

Protecting Your Engine

Designed to allow clean air into the engine, the air filter is your vehicle’s first line of defense by preventing airborne contaminants such as dirt, dust and leaves from getting pulled into the engine compartment. Over time, the engine air filter can become dirty and lose its capacity for filtering the air going into the engine. If your air filter becomes clogged with dirt and debris, it can have a profound effect on the performance of your car’s engine.

How Often to Change Engine Air Filter

While manufacturers vary on their recommendations on how often your air filter should be changed, if you notice any of these signs of a dirty air filter, it’s time to have your air filter inspected. Examining the air filter is something you can do yourself or you can have your mechanic look at it. To do it yourself, first refer to your owner’s manual for the filter’s location and check out this step-by-step guide for removing the air filter.

Typically, a new engine air filter is white or off white in color. If the engine air filter is white or just slightly dirty, it’s good to stay in. A thin layer of dirt can be cleaned off by tapping it to release the loose debris. If the filter is caked with dirt and other contaminants, it needs to be changed.