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Oil Cooler Core Kit Mack E6 2 Valve / 4 Valve Engines Application Mack E7/ E-Tech Engines Application Part number: ECC-8604-001 Cross Reference: OTHER : 1431 |

When you're out in the field cultivating, harvesting, or just dealing with the dust that's part of farming life, your engine's breathing just as hard as you are. A clogged or dirty air filter can rob your tractor of power, make it burn more fuel, and let harmful dirt into your engine where it causes expensive wear. This complete air filter kit gives you both the outer and inner elements your John Deere needs to keep breathing clean and running strong. What You're Getting Complete kit includes both outer and inner filter elements for total engine protection Quality filter media that captures fine dust and debris while maintaining proper airflow Both filters work together to provide two-stage filtration for maximum engine protection Direct fit replacement - no modifications or adapters needed for your 40 series tractor Outer filter catches the big stuff while inner filter handles the fine particles that cause engine wear Built for Real Farm Work These John Deere 40 series tractors are workhorses that handle everything from loader work to field cultivation to harvest support. Whether you're running your 3040 through dusty corn stubble, using your 2140 for hay operations, or putting your 1640 to work on general farm duties, clean air filtration is what keeps these reliable engines delivering power year after year. Made to Last Farm air filters take a beating from constant dust, chaff, and debris that would overwhelm filters in other applications. This kit's filter media is designed to handle the punishment while maintaining its structure and filtration efficiency. The elements resist moisture and hold their shape under the vibration and temperature swings that come with agricultural work. Installation Notes Change both filters at the same time for best results - it doesn't make sense to put a new outer filter with a dirty inner one. Clean out the air cleaner housing while you've got it open, and check that all the clamps and seals are tight. A good tip is to tap out the outer filter between changes if it's not too dirty - this extends its life and saves you money.