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Since I prefer to do my own oil changes, was wondering if anyone knew which oil filter the TSX takes?
Previous 89 Accord (2.0/4), wife's 93 Accord (2.2/4) Accord and 99 Odyssey (3.4/6) all take the same filter:
Honda / 15400-PR3-004
Thanks
Altersys
07-03-2003, 02:42 AM
It's the same filter as the '02 and '03 RSX, as well as the '03 (NOT '02) MDX.
-Alt
ACURAOFTEMPE
07-16-2003, 03:39 PM
YOU ARE RIGHT BUT THE 15400-PR3-004
MEMOS TO A 15400-PT7-005 WHICH IS THE SAME AS A
15400-P0H-305 THIS FILTER FITS 89-03 HONDA VEHICLES
EXCEPT THE INSIGHT AND ACURA 97-03 CL
88-01 INTEGRA 01-02 MDX 96-03 RL 95,99-03 TL
92-94 VIGOR
15400-PLM-A01 FITS
02-03 RSX
03 MDX
I HOPE THIS HELPS:)
ACURAOFTEMPE
07-16-2003, 03:58 PM
SORRY THE TSX IS THE SAME FILTER AS ALL THE REST IT IS A 15400-PT7-005 OR 15400-P0H-305 SAME FILTER DIFFERENT
MAKER.
Altersys
07-17-2003, 02:14 AM
No caps lock please?
thanks,
-Alt
ACURAOFTEMPE
08-27-2003, 12:59 PM
new filter info the 15400-p0h-305 and the 15400-pt7-005
will now memo to a 15400-plm-a02
this filter is smaller and increases oil pressure according to honda.:cool:
Altersys
08-27-2003, 03:03 PM
Thanks! How does this new filter compare to the current RSX filter?
I happen to be using an SDF-13 hgih performance filter from Amsoil. I've noticed that this filter is in fact smaller than the off-the-shelf TSX filter (Acura part) that my service manager showed me several months back. I was concerned about this but with your information, this might actually be a good thing!
-Alt
Originally posted by ACURAOFTEMPE
new filter info the 15400-p0h-305 and the 15400-pt7-005
will now memo to a 15400-plm-a02
this filter is smaller and increases oil pressure according to honda.:cool:
Thanks for the research!
Here is what I have found from my own digging around. All the different part numbers listed are based on different suppliers but are essentially the same filter and size.
TSX Oil Filter:
15400-PT7-005
Same as & will work with:
15400-POH-005
15400-POH-305
15400-PLC-005
15400-PLM-005
Seems like Honda would want to simplify this by adding a single letter or number to the code that corresponds to a particular supplier and keep all the filter model numbers the same?
As for the smaller or shorter 15400-PLM-A02 filter, assuming you are dealing with a closed system, doesn't it make sense that increasing oil pressure might not be possible from a smaller filter size due to pressure regulator or bypass valve inside the filter? From what I understand all oil filters stop filtering when the media becomes too clogged. When that occurs, the bypass valve redirects the oil straight through. Otherwise you would see some real pressure!
To my way of thinking, using the larger filter should mean increased filter size or increased filtering capacity?
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