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aftermarket oil filter question
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Posted by: 2qk4u
do any of you all use an aftermarket oil filter? anything other than oem. is it ok to us an aftermarket filter. who makes it and part# please. 2002 400ex. thanks
Posted by: dads400ex
Some of the others on this site are using the Emgo oil filters part number 10-99200 will fit the 2002 400ex as that is what I have and have gotten the Emgo filters for mine but have not used one yet and the $2.00 and some change price from rockymountain sure beats the over $7.00 price for the OEM filter.
dads400ex
Posted by: 2qk4u
where do you buy them at?
Posted by:
Marcums ATV,,,link at the top..order about 6 of em..
Posted by: barbwire44
I use Napa gold filters the number is #4944, And it also comes with a new cover - o-ring. Should be around $4.00:devil
Posted by: shock400ex32
I use the STP brand. you can get them at Auto Zone and they also come with a new o-ring for the cover and they only cost $2.95.
Posted by: 2qk4u
do you have a part # for the stp filters? also how long have you been using them?
Posted by: carlj75
I just bought a Fram filter today at the auto parts store. It came with the rubber gasket also.--Any thoughts on this filter?
Posted by: 2qk4u
what was the part # for the fram you bought?
Posted by:
Carlj75, two of my buddies went with the Fram filters. They both went to change oil/filter at the same time and noticed both of the Frams were cracked in half
Unknown why, but needless to say, they are back to using the Honda ones. I use Honda ones, simply because it gives me a good reason to go to the Honda dealer and hear/see whats new.
Posted by: 2000ex
The part number for the STP oil filter is SMO-15. I have been using them since my first oil change....around $2-4 at the local AutoZone
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