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Ok so I just picked up an ej1 with a b16a. I need to do an oil change but don't know what oil filter to get. If I went to pepboys what kind of filter should I ask for? Also what's the best oil to use and how man quarts?
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its best to use 5w-30 viscosity, and i personally use royal purple full synthetic blend(race track proven)
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B16A oil sump capacity is 4.2 quarts with an oil and filter change according to the manuals. I've found it usually takes about 4-1/4 to 4-1/3.
All '86 and newer Honda automotive 4-cylinder engines (except F20C and F22C) spec the same oil filter.
Purolator Pure One filters have good recommendations. I generally stay away from Fram filters due to their low quality innards.
All '86 and newer Honda automotive 4-cylinder engines (except F20C and F22C) spec the same oil filter.
Purolator Pure One filters have good recommendations. I generally stay away from Fram filters due to their low quality innards.
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Would an oil filter for a 2008 Honda accord fit because my buddy has a lot fro
the dealership and he says it might work I'm not sure tho
the dealership and he says it might work I'm not sure tho
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if he has a b16a (jdm) than the filter numbers you guys have suggested are all wrong! i am in the middle of my first b16a oil change and am having problems. the usdm filter is the same as any us civic but jdm is different. i have 4 civics and my stock of filters are not fitting. i cross referenced the filter that was on it but the stp part no. isnt fitting either! this sucks!
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just got a stp s2903 to fit. cross reference if you dont like stp. i stopped using fram after i had a gasket bust open! this is only for the B16a, not b16a1, 2, etc!
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Since the mid 80's pretty much every honda/acura used the same damn oil filter!
only exceptions i can think of are nsx, early TL, and the legend
only exceptions i can think of are nsx, early TL, and the legend
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Factory all the way!!!!!! I only run honda filters on royal purple. No fram junk.
The usdm honda oil filter will fit on the b16a no prob i have a jdm b16a i picked up in jan an i removed the jdm filter an screwed on the us filter no prob. Whats the prob with your filter???? To big? to small? not threading on?????
if he has a b16a (jdm) than the filter numbers you guys have suggested are all wrong! i am in the middle of my first b16a oil change and am having problems. the usdm filter is the same as any us civic but jdm is different. i have 4 civics and my stock of filters are not fitting. i cross referenced the filter that was on it but the stp part no. isnt fitting either! this sucks!
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i am in the middle of my first b16a oil change and am having problems. the usdm filter is the same as any us civic but jdm is different. i have 4 civics and my stock of filters are not fitting. i cross referenced the filter that was on it but the stp part no. isnt fitting either! this sucks!
so your saying i magically made a different filter fit!?! jeez i hate forums!
You can hate forums all you want, but it still doesn't change the facts.
So you run the 15400-PLM-A02? Just wondering, because it's manufactured by Honeywell/Fram with cheaper quality internal components than the Filtech-made 15400-PLM-A01 . . . not that it really matters that much.
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wix is good(aka napa) get the gold line though, dont play around with silver. bosch has filters at autozone now, but i havent looked up any test results yet. fram are ok for a daily driver.......... my 93 si has seen nothing but fram filters(except the original) and castrol gtx 5w-30. swtched to high mileage at about 100k......runs like a champ, no engine issues at all. but its usually hard to beat the oem filter. for a daily driver with some abuse once in a while, i see absolutely no need to run synthetic. its a waste of money imo unless you beat on it pretty hard.
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i have the same exact swap in my 96 civic my d16y7 took the same oil filter as my JDM b16a fram tough guard ph3593a
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wix is good(aka napa) get the gold line though, dont play around with silver. bosch has filters at autozone now, but i havent looked up any test results yet. fram are ok for a daily driver.......... my 93 si has seen nothing but fram filters(except the original) and castrol gtx 5w-30. swtched to high mileage at about 100k......runs like a champ, no engine issues at all. but its usually hard to beat the oem filter. for a daily driver with some abuse once in a while, i see absolutely no need to run synthetic. its a waste of money imo unless you beat on it pretty hard.
I also run Fram filters and I like them. My favorite one though is the Napa Nascar Select, it seems to have the best particle filter rate for the $. Becuase it has like a 98.9 or 99.5% MP Efficiency and yet it only costs like $3.12.
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I believe Targa250R just said that the Honda Filter is made by fram.
I also run Fram filters and I like them. My favorite one though is the Napa Nascar Select, it seems to have the best particle filter rate for the $. Becuase it has like a 98.9 or 99.5% MP Efficiency and yet it only costs like $3.12.
I also run Fram filters and I like them. My favorite one though is the Napa Nascar Select, it seems to have the best particle filter rate for the $. Becuase it has like a 98.9 or 99.5% MP Efficiency and yet it only costs like $3.12.