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    SKU: SMA-BW5183 Coolant Filter for Mack Trucks with M16 Threading


    Coolant Filter for Mack Trucks with M16 Threading
    Purchase Coolant Filter for Mack Trucks with M16 Threading
    • SKU: SMA-BW5183 Coolant Filter for Mack Trucks with M16 Threading

    • $35.22

    Description

    When your Mack truck starts running hotter than usual or you notice coolant contamination, there's a good chance your coolant filter is doing its job but needs replacement. A clean coolant filter protects your engine's cooling system from the dirt, rust, and scale that builds up over time, keeping your truck running at the right temperature when you're hauling heavy loads down the highway.

    What You're Getting

    • M16 x 1.5 thread size for secure, leak-free installation on Mack truck systems
    • 12 Units BTE filtration technology that traps contaminants while maintaining proper coolant flow
    • Precise 4 7/16 inch length and 3 11/16 inch outer diameter for proper fit and filtration capacity
    • Baldwin quality construction that handles the heat cycles and pressure changes of heavy-duty operation

    Built for Real Trucking Work

    This filter is designed specifically for Mack trucks that put in long miles hauling freight, construction materials, and heavy equipment. Whether you're running long-haul routes, doing local delivery, or working construction sites, your cooling system works hard to keep that engine at operating temperature under varying loads and conditions.

    Made to Last

    Baldwin filters are engineered to handle the pressure spikes, temperature swings, and contaminant loads that come with real-world work. The filter housing stands up to the constant vibration and heat cycling that comes with highway operation, while the filtration media captures particles before they can damage your water pump or clog your radiator.

    Installation Notes

    This is a direct replacement that threads right onto your existing coolant system mount. Make sure to drain the cooling system before removal and check for any debris in the filter housing while you've got the old filter off. A thin coat of coolant on the gasket helps ensure proper sealing when you install the new filter.