Oil Filters

Your Acura's oil filter is in charge of removing harmful contaminants like dust, dirt, or metal shavings from your engines oil before they can cause any damage. Depending on your driving habits, as well as road conditions, oil filters should be replaced every 7,500 miles or so (this time frame can vary) to ensure an optimal level of performance, and to make sure your car lasts as long as possible. It's always a good idea to stick with genuine factory parts. Why settle for less than the best? Instead, stick with OEM parts straight from the factory. We recommend following all of the maintenance guidelines found in your Acura owner's manual. The manual will give you an idea of how often to replace the filter. If you choose not to replace the genuine oil filter when you should, it will undoubtedly get clogged. As this situation persists, the engine will begin to fail because it isn't getting the care it requires. You could experience rough idling or a decrease in performance. Avoid all of this by ordering an OEM Acura oil filter directly from our site. When you browse by your Acura model, you can find the appropriate fit for your car or SUV.