AT314164 Hydraulic Oil Filter Fit for John Deere 318D 318G 319D 320D 323D 325
AT314164 Hydraulic Oil Filter Fit for John Deere 318D 318G 319D 320D 323D 325
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Hydraulic Oil Filter for John Deere
This hydraulic oil filter, referencing OEM cross-reference AT314164, is a replacement filter designed to remove contaminants from hydraulic fluid in compatible John Deere equipment. It is built to support hydraulic system cleanliness and operational efficiency for the specified machine models.
Overview
This AT314164 hydraulic oil filter is a direct replacement component for select John Deere crawler excavators, engineered to maintain hydraulic fluid purity. The hydraulic oil filter captures particulates and debris to help protect pumps, valves, and cylinders from premature wear. It is intended for use in machines that require the OEM-style AT314164 filter specification.
Built For Performance
- High-capacity filter media for extended service intervals
- Reinforced metal housing for durability under high-pressure conditions
- Anti-drainback valve to prevent dry starts and maintain oil pressure
- Thread and gasket dimensions matched to OEM specification AT314164
- Corrosion-resistant paint finish for harsh job site environments
Fits These Machines
- for John Deere 318D
- for John Deere 318G
- for John Deere 319D
- for John Deere 320D
- for John Deere 323D
- for John Deere 325
On-The-Job Use
- Routine hydraulic oil changes on crawler excavators
- Hydraulic system maintenance for earthmoving and site preparation
- Replacing a worn or clogged filter during scheduled service intervals
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | AT314164 |
| Type | Hydraulic Oil Filter |
| Fits Brand | for John Deere |
Good To Know
Q: Is this filter a genuine John Deere part? A: No, this is an aftermarket replacement filter designed to meet or exceed the specifications of the OEM AT314164 part. It is built for use in John Deere machines without being an original brand product.
Q: How often should this hydraulic oil filter be replaced? A: Replacement intervals depend on the machine's operating hours and conditions, but typical schedules range from 500 to 1000 hours, consistent with OEM guidance for hydraulic filters. Always consult the equipment's service manual for the recommended interval.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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