Oil filter cross reference

[gregory]

Many apologies if I just plain missed it, but I am looking for a list of sutable oil filters for my '08.

TIA,

Greg.

 

[Toecutter]

Lookie here!

 

[madmike2]

I know where you can get the answer, but I've been "pissed on" for providing too many links. You might try looking through the NewGen "Bin-O'-Facts".

 

[radman]

I know where you can get the answer, but I've been "pissed on" for providing too many links. You might try looking through the NewGen "Bin-O'-Facts".

I fear no one.

Bigass cross-ref

Short bus version-

Recommended filters.All have superior

filtering.

About 2.5 inches long.

* Purolator Pure One PL14612, about $6.

* Mobil M1-108, about $12.

Made by Champion.

* Bosch 3300, about $6.

Made by Champion.

About 3.25 inches long.

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.

* Mobil 1 M1-110, about $10.

Made by Champion.

* Bosch 3323, about $6.

Made By Champion.

* WalMart SuperTech ST7317,

about $2. Made by Champion.

Bold my personal choice.

 

[Rickster]

Also in the bin. To find stuff easily in the bin of facts, press "CTRL-F" then type Oil Filter in the box. It will take you to the section on oil filters. At the end is the link to the article Radman synopsized above.

 

[Scab]

I know where you can get the answer, but I've been "pissed on" for providing too many links. You might try looking through the NewGen "Bin-O'-Facts".

Screw that, Mike. I liked the way in which you "took care of business."

I fear no one.

And that's why you're my hero.

Also in the bin. To find stuff easily in the bin of facts, press "CTRL-F" then type Oil Filter in the box. It will take you to the section on oil filters. At the end is the link to the article Radman synopsized above.

And you get the prize for "big word of the day."

 

[Fred W]

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.
Bold my personal choice.

...and it's a pretty blue that matches the '05 so nicely. Got a couple on the shelf as I type.

 

[gregory]

LMAO!

I thank one and all! pure gold this lot. I am going to enjoy being a FJR owner!

Greg

MM,

I swear never to piss in your direction!

 

[squeezer]

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.
Bold my personal choice.

While we're on this topic, you can get 2 packs of that filter for under 10 bucks from amazon.com. Those savings won't make you a rich man, but it might work out to a free gallon of gas.

 

[Fred W]

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.
Bold my personal choice.

While we're on this topic, you can get 2 packs of that filter for under 10 bucks from amazon.com. Those savings won't make you a rich man, but it might work out to a free gallon of gas.

By the time you ship it, you aren't saving anything.

They carry Purolator filters at Pep Boys for those that have one nearby.

 

[LAGO RUNNER]

If you are looking to use oem filters and oils. check out FJR goodies .com, pretty good prices. There they have the final drive gear oil specified for the FJR for 19.95, compared to 32 at the dealer...I think the Yama filters are like $7 somthing. and crush washers arent that bad in price either

 

[Fred W]

If you are looking to use oem filters and oils. check out FJR goodies .com, pretty good prices. There they have the final drive gear oil specified for the FJR for 19.95, compared to 32 at the dealer...I think the Yama filters are like $7 somthing. and crush washers arent that bad in price either

Which reminds me. If you guys are fed up having to replace those aluminum crush washers at every oil change you may want to try one of these little jewels:

SAAB drain plug washer

I've been using these for years on my SAAB autos and the drain plug is the same size as the Yamaha's. Brass washer and a nice little flexible rubber seal make these last a long time with no leakage. Put one on my FJR 2 oil changes ago. No drips, no runs, no errors.

The free shipping doesn't kick in until $39 so it wouldn't be much help unless you needed some other car stuff.

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.
Bold my personal choice.

...and it's a pretty blue that matches the '05 so nicely. Got a couple on the shelf as I type.

I was asked by a mechanic if I had the filter custom painted. :dribble:

BWAAAAA!!!! Are there idiots that would take the time and spend the money to custom paint a disposable item like this?

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.
Bold my personal choice.

While we're on this topic, you can get 2 packs of that filter for under 10 bucks from amazon.com. Those savings won't make you a rich man, but it might work out to a free gallon of gas.

By the time you ship it, you aren't saving anything.

They carry Purolator filters at Pep Boys for those that have one nearby.

BiMart here in the Northwest has em pretty cheap.......when they have them. Popular size evidently.

 

[SockMonkey]

* Purolator Pure One PL14610, about $6.
Bold my personal choice.

...and it's a pretty blue that matches the '05 so nicely. Got a couple on the shelf as I type.

I was asked by a mechanic if I had the filter custom painted. :dribble:

BWAAAAA!!!! Are there idiots that would take the time and spend the money to custom paint a disposable item like this?

Yes. My neighbor the Corvette owner. That should say it all right there. :blink:

 

[Checkswrecks]

MM, I swear never to piss in your direction!

...or into the wind...

 

[madmike2]

Ackshully, Eye yoose them OEM erl filters. I gettum from U-motors, 4 atta tyme en Eye gets thuh crushered warshers, tew.

MM, I swear never to piss in your direction!

Freakin' newbies! I gave myself a "time out". From now on I'm going to suggest they send PM to CDN FJR for the answers. [SIZE=8pt](Good grief!)[/SIZE]

 

[Fred W]

Lookie here!

Look at what??

the word "here" is underlined, even in your quoted text above, for a reason. It is a link. Click on it.

 

[madmike2]

Lookie here!

Look at what??

the word "here" is underlined, even in your quoted text above, for a reason. It is a link. Click on it.

Yes, Fred, but it doesn't take him to the EXACT information. For that he has to actually scroll halfway down the page, all the while looking for the works: Oil Filter. Good grief, sir, would you please try to be a bit more helpful. According to the new policies trying to be inflicted upon us by some newbies, you should have cut & pasted the information to begin with.

You "oldies" are sure a difficult group to get along with! Would you all please buy some silver spoons with which to feed the newbie the information they crave.