as topic states...

 

anyone?

 

Thats big negitive

 

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you sure about that?

the 15400-PLM-A02 oil filter fits pretty much every usdm civic made since 1988, and as far as i know it is the same even if it is a jdm b16.

 

almost all honda filters for the 4 bangers are the same

 

The only filter made for civics is the new 'small' filter. They have the same seal location, so they fit on all civic motors, and the larger pre 2000 filters have been discontinued in order to consolidate parts.

 

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Actually, it will fit just fine.

 

Actually ur wrong i own a part store i know ur all wrong i looked it so quit confusing this guy if u dont know

 

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You're the one being confusing not saying who you're talking to.

 

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no, your wrong. your probably going off the old oil filter. call the dealership up if you don't believe us. the jdm and usdm use the same oil filter as well as the b-series and k-series.

 

i was talking everyone who posted the wrong answer

 

dont have to call ive owned a parts store 4 8 years

 

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I am completely correct, and regardless of what kind of store you own or whether or not you "looked it", the information you provided is false. As AutoXer alluded to, Honda somewhat recently switched to a new filter, and it is completely backwards compatible with engines that originally called for the older filter.

 

EDIT: Meh.

 

They wouldnt make a new part number if old filter would work and they still make the old style so i know ur wrong

 

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I am completely correct, and regardless of what kind of store you own or whether or not you "looked it", the information you provided is false. As AutoXer alluded to, Honda somewhat recently switched to a new filter, and it is completely backwards compatible with engines that originally called for the older filter. </TD></TR></TABLE>

 

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You can continue to believe whatever you'd like, rather than listen to others who are better informed than you. However, for the benefit of the rest of the members on this site, it would be helpful if you would refrain from trying to spread your misinformation as fact.

 

good luck when the filters look totally different, bypass valve pressures are different, gaskets same, hole is the same but dont u think honda would use a bigger filter if they could? i think so, they wouldnt spend the time to design a new filter unless it was required. maybe u should call honda before u screw up someones engine

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 97DXB16A1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good luck when the filters look totally different, bypass valve pressures are different, gaskets same, hole is the same but dont u think honda would use a bigger filter if they could? i think so, they wouldnt spend the time to design a new filter unless it was required. maybe u should call honda before u screw up someones engine</TD></TR></TABLE>

i just picked one up from the dealer on tuesday. the filter are smaller, than the old ones. basically honda is using only one filter on there cars. i wouldn't understand why the dealer would take the time to screw up peoples motors by using one filter. i mean we're talking about honda here, not the fram filters you have in your "so called shop".

since you can't search i took it upon myself to correctly inform you please read:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1031918
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=861600

and that's just 2, maybe if you spent some time searching here instead of your shop, you can give accurate info.

 

are u just asking because ur curious 2 know? y dont u just get a filter from autozone for 5 bucks

 

I don't know how to make this any clearer. We are discussing OEM Honda filters here. Honda has a new filter design that is now used for both the current engines and those that previously used the older model.

The links below are to a Honda dealer's website, a dealer that has been in business since 1962 selling and servicing Hondas.

1999-2000 Civic accessories page: http://www.handaaccessories.com/civmaint00.html

2001-2005 Civic accessories page: http://www.handaaccessories.com/civmaint01.html

Note the first item listed on each page is an oil filter. And, as I've stated, it is the same part number for both model year ranges. Also note that there is a brief description that explains how the older model filter has been discontinued, and this filter, though different in size and appearance, is the replacement model.

 

I dont sell Fram filters but if i did id sell u one because ur stupid and im still right because I sell the **** and ur some scrub backyard michanic

 

One last time THEY HAVE NOT DISCONTINUED THE OLD FILTER

 

Just to furhter beat this horse, this is from Manchester Honda's parts site:

****** NOTICE ******


Honda has recently discontinued the Oil filter part number 15400-P0H-305. As of September 7th, the Oil filter will be the same for all Accord, Civic, CR-V, CRX,Del Sol, Element, Odyssey, Pilot, and Prelude models. Honda has a new design that is smaller and more efficient. It is recommended to always replace the drain plug washer with oil changes.

Here's the link:
http://www.manhonda.com/ap/ind...D=209

 

hmmm ur wrong sir the new filter will fit everyone this is a link from inlinefour.com

http://www.inlinefour.com/honoemoilfil.html