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Engine Air Filter for Dodge Light and Medium-Duty Trucks and Sterling Bullet Series

Original price was: $41.35.Current price is: $32.57.

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When you’re running a Dodge or Sterling truck for farm deliveries, construction work, or hauling equipment, the last thing you need is engine trouble from dirty air. This Baldwin air filter keeps dust, dirt, and debris from finding their way into your engine, protecting those expensive internals from premature wear. It’s the kind of maintenance that costs a little now but saves you thousands later.

What You’re Getting

  • Quality Baldwin construction that meets OEM standards for fit and filtration
  • Large 10 15/16 x 9 29/32 x 4 3/8 inch size provides excellent dirt-holding capacity
  • Multi-layer filtration media catches fine particles while maintaining good airflow
  • Robust end seals that won’t fail under engine vibration and pressure changes
  • Direct replacement for your original filter—no modifications needed

Built for Real Work

This filter fits Dodge light and medium-duty trucks along with Sterling Bullet models—the workhorses that handle everything from feed deliveries and equipment hauling to construction site runs. These trucks see hard use in dusty conditions, whether you’re heading down gravel farm roads or working on job sites where airborne particles are everywhere.

Made to Last

Baldwin has been making filters for decades, and they know what it takes to handle harsh conditions. The pleated filter media holds its shape even when loaded with dirt, and the seals stay flexible through temperature swings and constant vibration. You’ll get reliable filtration that protects your engine investment mile after mile.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that installs in minutes with basic tools. When swapping filters, take a minute to clean out the air box and check for any cracks in the housing or loose clamps. If you’re working in particularly dusty conditions like harvest time or construction, you might need to change filters more often than the standard service interval suggests.