i got nippon oil filter from local shop $4.00 looks fatter than OEM ones...long as rubber seal is same it will work fine right?..
















Modified by Chris DC2 at 3:20 PM 3/4/2005

 

where is the review?

I want to see if you:

notice any oil pressure difference?
oil any cleaner?
blah blahh

 

well..i didnt use this....after i got this..i go to dealer and got OEM one...cause seems too big and i was kinda worried...this time i will put this fatty one see how it works

 

There are 2 type of Honda filters. One is the fatter and the the smaller ones. The smaller ones are new and they were meant for the new K series. But on the older Honda engine you can use the new smaller filter. So there is nothing wrong with you fatter Nippon oil filter. I'm interested in the difference in Oil pressure and such! So post it up!

 

not to be mean, but its an oil filter.....who cares?

 

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LOL

 

I work at an oil change place, and both will work.

All the newer honda motors (Im guessing 2002 and newer) use the thinner longer filter. We use pennzoil filters, so I refer to it as a 109. It uses the same stem as the older fatter filter(pzi-33). Both work fine on almost all honda engines. If you look at them closely, you'll see that the stem hole is the same size on both, and the gasket is also the same size.

However, the skinnier longer one will raise your oil pressure a bit since it holds less oil.

 

After you are done with it, cut it open

 

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with what?? i have dremel..and cutting wheel..that **** is gay..its sooo thin and weak that u can just snap during cut..and little things are flying everything to my face..... killer wheel..lol

 

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dremmel offers many types of blades, it's far from gay.

 

how about i go live by the bay, and make things out of clay. what do you say?

 

i say you stay away from the bay,
it's only for hippies, artsies and people of gay.

 

CUT THE OPEN AND TAKE PICS SO WE CAN SEE HOW THEY ACTUALLY COMPARE

you really can't tell much from the outside..

 

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you really can't tell much from the outside..</TD></TR></TABLE>

small one old..and fatty one is new..so u can see NEXT oil change

 

y00

**** o good ?

 

use a s2000 better

 

i just use a fram filter with a magnetic loop that hugs the filter to catch any metal crap

or you can also buy a metal screen to prevent junk from going back into your engine

 

in swe oen s2k filter cost ~ 15$
and the nippon cost hafe of that whit ship cost...

and this nippon filter are biger whit i see as good

this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...99572

 

Dont use it. look at the threaded part. you can see that the nippon filter will not catch nearly as many threads when threaded onto the motor ad the oem filter. i would defiantly make sure you get as many turns before its tight as the oem does, otherwise its asking for trouble.

 

thread is 3 years old...

 

lol

 

Options = scrolls up to confirm this is the Appearance / Cosmetic forum.

 

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So what happend to the oilchange? or havent he changed it yet

 

lol whoops, i never look at dates.. saw it at the top so i posted. i made this mistake myself on my corolla beater and didnt want to see it happen to someone else