Vokes C6358256 is an oil filter. The same element is listed under 6 other numbers from Baldwin, Digoema, Fai Filtri, Fleetguard, Manitou and others, all in the cross reference table below.
The oil filter takes wear particles and dirt out of the oil before it goes back to the bearings and the compression stage. Every element is checked against the part number before it ships, and every order is covered by our
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Technical properties & cross references
Specifications
| Part Type |
Oil Filter |
| Replaces |
Vokes C6358256 |
| Media |
Pleated filter media |
| Outer Diameter |
70 mm (2 3/4") |
| Inside Diameter |
30 mm (1 3/16") |
| Height |
175 mm (6 7/8") |
| Stat. HS-Code |
842123 |
| Country of Manufacture |
China |
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We check what other aftermarket sellers charge for this same part. Their prices on the date we checked:
| Seller |
Price |
Checked |
| Oxfil |
USD 58.28 |
20 Oct 2026 |
| Cardinal Filters |
USD 80.85 |
20 Oct 2026 |
| Spare Part Mart |
USD 46.62 |
Today |
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Use cases & applications
Scheduled service
Change the oil filter at every oil change, or at the hours in the service plan, whichever comes first.
Breakdown spares
Keep one on the shelf so a loaded oil filter does not stop the machine while parts are ordered.
Workshop and fleet stock
Workshops looking after several machines can stock this one element under any of its 7 part numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a genuine Vokes C6358256?
No. It is an aftermarket oil filter made to replace the Vokes C6358256. It is not made by or affiliated with Vokes, and the part number is used only to show what it replaces.
Will it fit my machine?
It replaces the element numbered Vokes C6358256 and the other numbers in the cross reference table. Check the number on the old element or in the machine's parts list.
When should I change the filter?
Change the oil filter at every oil change, or at the hours in the service plan, whichever comes first.
How do I fit it?
Stop the machine and let the pressure out. Unscrew the old filter, wipe the seat, smear a little clean oil on the new filter's seal, then screw it on by hand until the seal touches and a further three quarters of a turn. Run the machine and check for leaks.