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Dave Kelsen - 09 Nov 2004 23:43 GMT

I own both a 2001 Odyssey and a 2003 Accord (4-cylinder). It is my
belief that the oil filter for these two engines is the same. Can
anyone here confirm or deny?

Thanks.

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Dave Kelsen

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Bill - 10 Nov 2004 01:53 GMT

>I own both a 2001 Odyssey and a 2003 Accord (4-cylinder). It is my
>belief that the oil filter for these two engines is the same. Can
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>RFT!!!
>Dave Kelsen

You can go to most any of the filter manfs. websites and plug in both vehicles.
I like wix.com
It gives gasket dimensions, thread, BPV pressure.

That said, even though Honda has been downsizing their oil filters over
the last few years, most any Honda filter from the early? 80's will fit.
Many people like to use oversize filters.
"Honda type" 20 MM X 1.5 MM threads 8-11 PSI Bypass
Gasket 2.475"OD 2.173"ID 0.233" thick.
Length" Wix Purolator Hastings Honda Baldwin JD Casite AC MotorCraft
(2.6855 OD) 2.6 51365 L14612 LF113 NA B1400 NA CF113 PF1237 FL816
(3.25 OD) 3.2 51334 L14459 LF461 15400PCX004 B1421 AM101378 NA PF1127 FL803
(2.6855 OD) 3.2 51356 L14610 LF240 NA B1402 NA CF240 PF2057 FL822
(2.6855 OD) 3.4 51357 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA FL821
(3.25 OD) 4.1 51344 L24458 LF386 NA B161 NA NA NA FL799
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Dave Kelsen - 10 Nov 2004 13:02 GMT

On 11/9/2004 7:53 PM Bill spake these words of knowledge:

>>I own both a 2001 Odyssey and a 2003 Accord (4-cylinder). It is my
>>belief that the oil filter for these two engines is the same. Can
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> (3.25 OD) 4.1 51344 L24458 LF386 NA B161 NA NA NA FL799
>

Thanks, Bill, for all that good info.

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Howard - 11 Nov 2004 02:02 GMT

They are identical filters for either car.
Stay with the Honda OEM filter. It is the only one with a backflow valve in
it. The oil will feed quicker throughout the engine after startup. Very
important time for lubrication needs. The quicker oil pressure is built up
after starting the faster your oil will be circulating and prevent any
unnecessary wear from low oil pressure after startup.
Howard

> I own both a 2001 Odyssey and a 2003 Accord (4-cylinder). It is my
> belief that the oil filter for these two engines is the same. Can
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> ... Attila the Nun - a simple girl pledged to a life of violence.

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Steve Bigelow - 11 Nov 2004 03:03 GMT

> They are identical filters for either car.
> Stay with the Honda OEM filter. It is the only one with a backflow valve
> in
> it.

Lol.....

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