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Air Filter

Engine air filters are crucial components in a vehicle's intake system. They prevent harmful debris from entering the engine's combustion chamber, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Here's an in-depth look at engine air filters, including their types, functions, maintenance, and tips for choosing the right one.


Air filters offered by Pro come in the following variations:
Plastic Moulded
Pu
Metal End Cap
Foam Air


Air filters actively perform to annihilate any alien substance which is bound to damage the integral parts of the Engine. They are used in Light duty Commercial Vehicles (LCVs), Medium and Heavy Duty Commercial Vehicles (M&HCVs),  Construction  equipment & Industrial application like compressors.


Protect the Engine with Pro Air Filters


Pro Air Filters make the operation of an internal combustion engine smooth and effortless. It helps in lengthening the maintenance cycle of the engine and it also improves the engineís life. Following are the configurations of the Pro Air Filters:


Higher efficiency media with higher dust holding capacityEasy maintenance and cost-effectiveImproved fuel efficiency leads to superior fuel economy and powerEffortlessly works in extreme weather conditionsMaintains an optimum fuel-air ratio.

Functions of Engine Air Filters

Engine air filters trap dust, dirt, leaves, and other debris that can damage engine components.

They ensure a consistent and clean airflow to the engine, which is vital for efficient combustion.

By maintaining clean air intake, they help the engine burn fuel more efficiently.

Clean filters contribute to better acceleration and overall engine power.

They help maintain the right air-fuel mixture, leading to lower emissions.

Types of Engine Air Filters

Maintenance and Replacement :

Inspection Intervals :Replacement Signs: Replacement Process :Cleaning Reusable Filters:

Inspection Intervals :

Check the air filter every 12,000 to 15,000 miles or as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.

Replacement Signs: 

  • Visible dirt and debris on the filter.
  • Reduced performance and fuel economy.


Replacement Process :

  • Locate the air filter housing, usually near the top of the engine.
  • Open the housing by unclipping or unscrewing it.
  • Remove the old filter and clean the housing.
  • Insert the new filter, ensuring it fits securely.
  • Reattach the housing cover.


Cleaning Reusable Filters:

Foam Filters: Wash with soap and water, then let dry and re-oil.

Cotton Gauze Filters: Use specific cleaning kits, wash, dry, and re-oil as per instructions.


Choosing the Right Air Filter

Consider Vehicle Requirements :

Check the owner's manual for specifications.

Driving Conditions:

Choose a filter type suited to your driving environment (e.g., off-road, city driving.

Performance Needs:

High-performance filters for better airflow if needed.

Brand and Quality:

Opt for reputable brands to ensure reliability and durability.

Cost :

Balance cost with the filter's lifespan and maintenance requirements.

Benefits of Regular Maintenance

1
Optimal Performance:

Ensures the engine runs smoothly and efficiently.

2
Fuel Savings:

Clean filters contribute to better fuel economy.

3
Reduced Emissions:

Helps maintain proper combustion and lower emissions.

4
Longevity of Engine Components:

Prevents contaminants from causing wear and tear.

5
Cost Savings:

Reduces the likelihood of costly repairs due to engine damage.