oil filter number

[fosters56]

Hey guys! my oil change is due and im a long ways away from my honda dealer. Does anyone have cross reference number so i can get a filter at my local carquest dealer.

[sfrankland]

Not sure if these will help or not.

The Honda Part number is 15412-KEA-003
K&N part number is KN-111

[TheZombieAK]

You will probably find more options at your local autoparts store if you ask for a Honda Rincon oil filter, they are the same filters.

There are also other aftermarket companies that make OEM replacement filters but again, you'll probably have to look for a RIncon filter since the Big Red is new and a lot of them haven't updated thier sides/catalogs yet.

[Cenflrider]

In review of the US warranty they mention you can do your own maintenance work if you have the correct tools and service manuals. I may have a different point of view, I work in the car industry and see people change their oil and run into problems with warranty (when/if engine work is needed). For cheap insurance I just buy the filter and oil from the dealer. I buy 3-4 gallons of oil at a time and as many filters just to make sure I have it on hand.
I then retain the receipt for my records and keep a spreadsheet of what I have done (am I too weird?)
Has this paid off? I think so, no major failures (unless it was self induced ). You will have problems if you don’t take care of what you have.

[sfrankland]

Originally Posted by Cenflrider

I then retain the receipt for my records and keep a spreadsheet of what I have done (am I too weird?)

Sorry but yes just a little.

[TheZombieAK]

Sorry but I agree with Sfrankland, yes you are.

You might be a bad as a friend of mine, he keeps everything in a binder for each vehicle and even tracks his fuel, mileage, maintenace, costs evferything! He truly is anal, this includes his two ATVs and two Jet-Skis! Way too much work for me.

Put in oil and and a filter and run it. It is what it is.

[Cenflrider]

Sounds like your friend and I have some things in common.
Hey, everyone has to be somewhere. If I get to be a pest just tell me.

Enjoy the day
Cenflrider

[sfrankland]

Originally Posted by Cenflrider

Sounds like your friend and I have some things in common.
Hey, everyone has to be somewhere. If I get to be a pest just tell me.

Enjoy the day
Cenflrider

We will keep you around for now.

[TheZombieAK]

I notice the key statement there is "for now".

That was a ringing endorsment. ;-)

[Cenflrider]

Thanks, your making me tear up here.

[CamoBred]

WIX filter is 57938

[Cenflrider]

Went to by oil and filter again today, called the dealer first and once again they told me they aren't real sure if this is the correct part number for the filter. I then called American Honda and verified that the correct Honda oil filter part number is; 15412-KEA-003 and yes it is the same number Rincon uses.

They also asked me how I liked my Big Red.. I proceeded to recite our wish list and It was actually well received.

[sfrankland]

Once I get moving here this mourning I will be doing an oil change. Going to be fun NOT. I am gong to have a look at what I can do to make this an easier process down the road.

[HowardC]

I am planning a long trip and want to take everything to do an oil change on the trip. I have the service manual but it does not give part numbers. I want to order online and need PN#s for oil filter, filter cover o-ring, filter bolt o-ring, drain plug washer and o-ring can anyone help me with this?
Thanks in advance!

[Cenflrider]

Howard C, For what its worth I called Honda because it seemed that EVERY Honda dealer had a hard time looking up parts. Honda of USA tells me that Big Red’s (BR) parts listings are internet based and are not down loadable, even for the dealers!
That said I went to Southernhonda.com and pulled up a 2010 Rincon and found these numbers.
Drain plug O ring – 91305-GE1-920
Seal ring – 94109-12000
Oil filter Seal ring – 91302-377-000
O ring – 91301-107-000
Oil filter - 15412-KEA-003


They look the same on the picture, hope that helps

[HowardC]

Thanks for the help!

[sfrankland]

I know it's the same as the Rincon but isn't it also the same as the Foreman or Rubicon. Just posting because I am to lazy to look it up.

[Cenflrider]

I don’t know? Everyone keeps saying “same as the Rubicon” so I go with Rubicon. So far its been working

[tam85]

try also other reputable auto parts outlet to look for your oil filter cross reference number like NAPA, Wal-mart, etc. they have catalogs with many diff brands.