Outer Air Filter Element for Kenworth and Peterbilt Heavy Duty Trucks

Description

When you’re running freight across the country day after day, your truck’s engine is working hard in all kinds of dusty conditions—from construction sites to desert highways. A clogged or worn-out air filter doesn’t just cut power, it lets road dust and grit straight into your engine where it can cause thousands of dollars in damage. This Baldwin air filter does what it’s supposed to do—keep the bad stuff out and let clean air flow to your engine so it can run strong all day long.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty 24-inch filter element built for high-volume truck air intake systems
• 11 13/32-inch outer diameter that fits standard canister-style air cleaner housings on Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks
• Multi-layer filtration media that catches fine dust while maintaining good airflow
• Includes inlet adapter for proper installation—no additional parts needed
• Baldwin quality construction that stands up to engine vibration, temperature swings, and constant airflow demands

Built for Over-the-Road Work

This filter works on Kenworth and Peterbilt heavy-duty trucks that handle everything from local delivery routes to cross-country hauling. Whether you’re running through dusty construction zones, dealing with highway debris, or operating in desert conditions, this outer element provides the first line of defense for your engine’s air intake system.

Made to Last

Heavy-duty trucks operate in conditions that would overwhelm passenger car filters in minutes. Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to survive in harsh conditions. The pleated media holds its shape even when loaded with dirt, and the seals stay flexible through temperature swings and vibration. You’ll get reliable filtration that protects your engine investment.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement—no modifications needed. The included inlet adapter ensures proper fit and seal. When swapping filters, take a minute to clean out the air box and check for any cracks in the housing or loose clamps. In dusty operating conditions, you might need to check and replace this outer element more frequently than normal service intervals to keep your engine breathing easy.