Browse oil filters for quad bikes, ATVs and UTVs. First identify the filter type specified for your machine, then compare the complete reference and vehicle application before choosing a replacement. If your engine uses more than one filter, check which position you are buying for.
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Both formats appear in this range. Check which type your engine specifies; size or appearance alone is not enough to choose between them. Where a listing identifies a first or second filter for a dual-filter application, use your vehicle information to confirm which one you need.
Use the full make, model and year to narrow the options, then compare the complete filter reference with the one specified for your machine. Similar model names can cover different versions, so read the listing's application notes carefully.
Dimensions, where shown, can provide another point of comparison. They do not establish suitability on their own.
Use dimensions as an extra check alongside the specified reference and application. A similar size or appearance does not confirm that the filter is suitable for your engine.
Check the references required for each position in your vehicle information. Do not assume that a filter listed for one position also covers the other, or that one listing supplies both. Read the quantity and contents before ordering.
Check the supplied-parts information for the exact reference. If your service instructions call for a separate seal or O-ring, confirm whether it is included and identify the correct replacement before ordering.
Browse engine oils and use the oil specification in your vehicle or engine manual. Follow the maker's service instructions for your machine; the filter reference does not establish the oil specification. Return to Engine parts for other service components.
Compare the complete model, year and part number before choosing a part.