Oil filter on ebay

[Rider_FJR]

Are these filters any good?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Hi-Flo-Oil-Filter-Yamaha-FJR1300-FJR-1300-FJR-1300-/160624367428?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2565f55744&vxp=mtr

Hi Flo Oil Filter Yamaha FJR1300?

 

[HotRodZilla]

No idea, but for that price, why don't you just buy OEM Yamaha filters?

 

[escapefjrtist]

You can buy OEM from FJRGoodies and other parts houses for less.

Stock up and save shipping costs.

--G

 

[Rider_FJR]

I was just wondering about those filters, that was it.

I think the best price on OEM parts and shipping cost is from:

https://www.boats.net/parts/search/Yamaha/parts.html

 

[Road_Runner]

Funny that they list only the FJR as the bike it will fit. Our filters will fit a majority of the cycles out there. Suppose they simply taylor the auction for each individual make/model.

I found online that "Most consider HiFloFiltro Filters to be the best in the world." Same filter is available at motorcycle superstore for $6.99 w/free shipping. Maybe cound find it for a buck or two less with more shopping.

 

[Falko]

I use those. You can usually find them for a 3-pack for $17 shipped.

 

[Rider_FJR]

I'm having hard time finding then for less then $10.50 free shipping.

 

[Road_Runner]

I'm having hard time finding then for less then $10.50 free shipping.

CLICKY

 

[ahchiu]

This is from the FAQ section for oil filters that can be used for the FJR.

Oil Filter Info:

O.E.M. Oil cartridge filter: Denso 115010-5980, (Yamaha equiv. P/N 5JW-13440-00)

Size: Believed to be 20mm X 1.4mm threads 2.3" O.D. Gasket, 2.5" length

Other recommended 2.5" Length Car Oil Cartridges/Filters:

Purolator Pure One PL14612 (about $6, actually a car filter)

Mobil-1 M1-108 (about $12, actually a car filter)

Bosch 3300 (about $6, actually a car filter)

Fram PH7317 (from Renegade)

Other recommended 3.25" Length Car Oil Cartridges/Filters:

Purolator Pure One PL14610

Mobil-1 M1-110

Bosch 3323

Walmart SuperTech ST7317

 

[Rider_FJR]

Got it. WOW $13.00 with shipping.

I'm having hard time finding then for less then $10.50 free shipping.

CLICKY

 

[rbentnail]

I've used the HF148 filter when I can get them cheap, usually thrown in for about $6 when ordering other stuff. They work fine, no leaks.

 

[Afast03nNJ]

For information purposes only: Nissan's VQ 3.0 engine found in 95-99 Maxima uses the same oil filter as the FJR.

Some have the seal issue, just look for a deeper concave where the threads are.

I've been using the Wally World 7317 for years, to bad it's no longer available, I still own the 99 Nissan so I've got two vehicles to find new filters for.

 

[radiummadman]

I'm with ahchiu , can find one of those anywhere, anytime, any town no wait. I use the 3323 ONLY because I know what color box it comes in.

 

[karstenp]

To answer the original posted question.... I have used mainly the Hi Flo for about 50,000 miles with the FJR, 8,000 miles on my ST1100, and 15,000 miles on my FJ before that with no issues. I use the Hi Flo only due to convenience as there are the brand sold by my local mechanic. I am not partial to the Hi Flo and if it were not for the convenience and desire to support my local mechanic, I would consider using any of the filters listed by ahchiu above.

 

[Road_Runner]

I bought a stockpile of the WalMart 7317's when they were disappearing. This filter also fit my last two bikes before the FJR.

When I run out of the WallyWorld filters I will use this awesome cross-reference,brought to us by the Calsci folks:

Filter Reference

And yes the longer filters will clear the Wild Bill highway peg mounts and don't require any loosening or deinstallation of the mounts.

 

[fljab]

I had a bunch of stock Yammy's but finally went through my stash - for a while there I was getting coupons from Mother Yamaha for $25 off $50 purchase so would go in and get 3 or 4 filters w/crush washers. A friend also was at a grand opening of a Yam/Kaw/Suz dealer and won a $50 coupon so he called and I got some more filters.

Now that they gone I have both the Purolator PL14610 & PL14612; my wife has a Smart car and it uses the shorter 12's. I'm going to try the longer version 10s and see if they'll clear my brand X hiway pegs w/o loosening them up. Around here we have Advance Auto Parts; if you look online they have coupons all the time for at least 15% off, sometimes more, so I use that, order online for store pickup. Just about the cheapest way IMO, and purolators are decent filters.

IMHO, YMMV, etc..............

 

[Chuck35]

I got a couple boxes of these;

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-6-Motor-Trend-MT3717-Red-Twist-On-PL14610-Automotive-Oil-Filters-/330621993039?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4cfa9b404f&vxp=mtr

He will combine shipping if you ask for a total.

They look fine, I have another 1200 miles before I try one. I think they also fit my old truck.

 

[gumba]

Bought 20 oil filters (oem) from a dealership going belly-up for $5 ea.