The Case IH Puma 160 tractor primary air filter part number is 87683000. The inner safety filter is AF4061.
Case IH Puma 160 Air Filter Details
Primary air filter part number
87683000
Inner safety air filter part number
AF4061
Outer air filter part number
381423R92
Air Filter Service Interval Guide
Air Filter Service Interval Guide
Dusty use
100 hrs
Average
400 hrs
Light use
800 hrs
These are practical inspection/replacement guide ranges for the row-crop tractor category. Dusty work can shorten the interval heavily, so use the restriction indicator and operator manual first.
Case IH Puma 160 Extra Air Filter Notes
Engine model
FPT 6.7L
Engine displacement
6.7 L | 408.9 cu in
Engine horsepower
160 hp | 119.3 kW
Primary filter note
For the Case IH Puma 160, the listed primary air filter part number is 87683000. Match the number before buying because air cleaner setups can vary by engine, serial range and market.
Outer filter note
The listed outer air filter part number is 381423R92.
Safety filter note
The listed inner safety air filter is AF4061. Do not remove the safety element for normal cleaning; replace it if dirty, damaged or oil-soaked.
Fitment note
Check the old filter, air cleaner housing label and parts book before ordering if the tractor has had an engine or intake-housing change.
Power range note
This is a higher-airflow class, so restriction matters fast. If it is working in dust, inspect before the 400-hour planning mark instead of waiting for visible power loss.
Engine airflow note
If a cross-reference is for a different displacement family, verify it hard before buying. Similar model names can hide different intake setups.
Service note
Clean loose dust from the air cleaner housing before pulling the filter. Never run the tractor with the filter removed, even for a quick test.
Case IH Puma 160 Air Filter FAQs
What is the safest way to match a Case IH Puma 160 air filter?
The buying order should be: old filter number first, housing fit second, then cross-reference. Start with 87683000, but do not ignore the a primary, outer and inner safety element setup.
What should I buy for a full Case IH Puma 160 air-filter service?
For a full parts check, separate the service element from the safety element: buy the outer/primary service element first, then buy the inner safety element only if it is dirty, damaged or due. Do not accidentally order 381423R92 when you meant the safety filter, or AF4061 when you meant the outer filter.
Why does the Case IH Puma 160 horsepower class matter for filters?
This is a higher-airflow class, so restriction matters fast. If it is working in dust, inspect before the 400-hour planning mark instead of waiting for visible power loss.
How do I avoid mixing up Case IH Puma 160 outer and safety filters?
Multiple numbers usually means a staged air cleaner. Replace the loaded outer element first, then inspect the safety element without exposing the clean intake to dust.
What part-number mistake should I avoid on a Case IH Puma 160?
Multiple numbers are useful only if each one is tied to the correct element position. Wrong element in the right brand is still wrong.
Why not buy a Case IH Puma 160 air filter from model name alone?
If a parts listing matches the engine but not the housing, it can still be wrong. The safe check is engine family plus old filter plus canister fit, not engine family alone.
How useful is displacement for a Case IH Puma 160 air-filter match?
If a cross-reference is for a different displacement family, verify it hard before buying. Similar model names can hide different intake setups.
Official information note
Mistakes do happen. Air filter specs can change by year, engine, serial range, market and air cleaner housing. Check the old filter, operator manual, parts book and official caseih.com website before ordering or installing an air filter.
