Generac 0E9371AS Air Filters for 8–11kW Generators – 2 Pack

Description

Maintain clean engine airflow with this two-pack of genuine Generac 0E9371AS Air Filters. These rectangular OEM filter elements are designed for select air-cooled home standby generators, including compatible 2013 and newer Evolution-series units.

Each filter helps capture dust, dirt, and other airborne particles before they enter the engine. Replacing a clogged or damaged filter can support efficient combustion, dependable starting, and consistent generator performance.

Product Features:

• Genuine Generac OEM replacement filters
• Package contains two air filters
• Helps prevent dust and debris from entering the engine
• Supports proper intake airflow and efficient operation
• Rectangular home standby generator filter design
• Suitable for routine maintenance or replacement
• Provides a spare filter for future service

Package Includes:

• 2 Generac 0E9371AS air-filter elements

Air-filter housings, oil filters, spark plugs, oil, and other maintenance components are not included.

Compatible Applications:

Commonly used with select:

• 8kW Evolution-series standby generators
• 9kW air-cooled standby generators
• 10kW air-cooled standby generators
• 11kW Evolution-series standby generators
• 410cc, 426cc, 460cc, and 530cc engine applications
• Generac, Guardian, Centurion, Siemens, Honeywell, and Eaton-branded units requiring this filter

This filter may also be used in certain maintenance kits for select 5.6kVA, 7kW, and 7.5kW PowerPact generators. PowerPact compatibility must be confirmed using the complete generator model and serial number.

Generac’s current air-cooled generator manual specifies 0E9371AS for compatible 10kW units.

Replacement Part Numbers:

• 0E9371AS
• 0E9371A
• 0E9371
• E9371

Product Information:

• Brand: Generac
• Part number: 0E9371AS
• Product type: Engine air-filter element
• Shape: Rectangular
• Quantity: 2
• Condition: New
• Application: Select air-cooled standby generators

Maintenance Guidance:

Inspect and replace the air filter according to the service schedule in the generator owner’s manual. More frequent inspection may be necessary when the generator operates in dusty, dirty, or debris-filled conditions.