Oil Filters for Clean Engine Oil and Reliable Lubrication

Keep metal particles, dirt, and combustion residues out of the oil circulation with a suitable Engine Oil filter

Engine Oil carries heat, dirt, and small wear particles through the engine block during use. The oil filter captures a large part of this contamination before the oil flows again past bearings, camshafts, and other moving parts. A clean and properly fitting filter is therefore an important part of every oil change.

• Model-specific oil filters for various engine blocks
• Original and high-quality aftermarket versions
• Filters from Honda, HifloFiltro, and K&N
• Designed for reliable oil circulation and filtration
• Suitable for maintenance and complete oil changes

In this collection, you will find oil filters for different engine brands and models. The range includes original filters and aftermarket alternatives from specialized filter manufacturers.

An oil filter must fit the engine block exactly. A similar outer dimension does not automatically mean that the thread, sealing ring, flow, and internal pressure regulation match.

Replace the filter during the oil change

A used oil filter contains old oil and accumulated contamination. When only the oil is replaced, part of it remains in the old filter.

Therefore, replace the oil filter according to the maintenance schedule of the engine manufacturer. For circuit use, short trips, or heavy loads, an adjusted maintenance interval may be advisable.

Choose by engine block and part number

Check the exact engine model, year of manufacture, and engine block. Compare the original part number and the applications specified by the filter manufacturer where possible.

For spin-on filters, pay attention to the thread, diameter of the sealing ring, and available space around the exhaust and fairing. For internal cartridge filters, length, diameter, and shape of the end caps are decisive.

Correct installation of the new filter

Clean the sealing surface and check that the old rubber sealing ring has not remained on the engine block. Lightly lubricate the new sealing ring with clean Engine Oil when prescribed.

Tighten the filter to the specified torque. Do not use excessive force, as this can damage the seal or filter housing. After filling, start the engine, check the oil pressure warning, and inspect the filter for leaks.

Check the oil level again

The new filter fills with oil during the first start. As a result, the level may drop slightly after switching off and settling. Check the oil level again according to the engine manufacturer's procedure and only top up if necessary.