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Notes: Engine Oil Filter. STP extended life oil filter.
- PRICE: 9.99
- Reusable: No
2014 Honda Civic Oil Filter
The oil filter is a small but very significant part of any car. Vehicles rely on engine oil to lubricate the engine, which limits overheating and harmful friction. Over time, contaminants from the engine shed into the motor oil, where they can cause damage to the engine. Your 2014 Civic oil filter keeps those contaminants out. If your filter isn't up to the task, your motor oil may be quite dirty, and your engine could get severely damaged. To keep that from happening, change your oil filter regularly, and you can find options from the top brands at AutoZone.
The general rule is that you should change your car's oil filter every other time that you have the oil replaced at the minimum. The best protection is by changing the filter every oil change, which should be every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. However, maintenance schedules depend on the year, make, model, and engine size, so consult your car's owner's manual to learn how often you should be changing the oil filter.
The general rule is that you should change your car's oil filter every other time that you have the oil replaced at the minimum. The best protection is by changing the filter every oil change, which should be every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. However, maintenance schedules depend on the year, make, model, and engine size, so consult your car's owner's manual to learn how often you should be changing the oil filter.
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Notes: Engine Oil Filter. STP oil filter.
- PRICE: 6.49
- Inside Thread Size: 20 x 1.5 mm
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filter Media Material: Media
- Non Slip Grip: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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Notes: Spin on type
- PRICE: 10.49
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filtering Material: Cellulose/Synthetic Blend
- Filter Style: Spin-on Canister
- Gasket Material: Nitrile Rubber
- Non-slip Grip: Yes
- Removal Nut: No
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- PRICE: 15.99
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Notes: Gold
- PRICE: 10.49
- Torque Nut: NO
- Micron Rating: 20
- Bypass Relief Valve: YES
- Gasket Outside Diameter: 2.47in
- Weight: .48lb
- Gasket Inside Diameter: 2.2in
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: YES
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose
- Length: 3.5in
- Gasket Type: Gasket O-Ring
- Housing Color: Blue
- Bypass Relief Valve Setting: 17
- Non Slip Grip: NO
- Filter Type: Canister
- Height: 3.35in
- Width: 2.88in
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Notes: Engine Oil Filter. OEM oil filter.
- PRICE: 13.99
- Inside Thread Size: 0
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose
- Non Slip Grip: Yes
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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Notes: Engine Oil Filter. Pro GUARD D2 oil filter.
- PRICE: 14.99
- Filter Media Material: NA
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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2014 Honda Civic Oil Filter
Replacing Your 2014 Honda Civic Oil Filter
You should replace your oil filter while also changing the oil. Start by lifting your car, and unscrewing the oil drain plug to drain all the old oil. Screw the plug back into place, then unscrew the oil filter with a filter wrench. Put some lubrication on the new filter's seal, and screw it in with your hands. Lower your car, add fresh oil, and you're set.You can purchase an oil filter for 2014 Honda Civics with Same-Day In-Store Pickup at AutoZone. Free Next-Day Delivery is also offered on eligible orders.
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Reviews for
STP Extended Life Oil Filter S7317XL
Overall
(280)
Fits. Easy to install.
Jake
in 9 months
Got it on sale with a 5 quart oil bundle. I like the STP filters. They're easy to install and they work. No complaints. This one was made in USA, but I have bought others which were made in China. Makes me think they're made by various manufacturers and then they just slap a label on. Whatever, it works.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2014 Honda Civic
Got it on sale with a 5 quart oil bundle. I like the STP filters. They're easy to install and they work. No complaints. This one was made in USA, but I have bought others which were made in China. Makes me think they're made by various manufacturers and then they just slap a label on. Whatever, it works.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2014 Honda Civic
Reviews for
Original Equipment Oil Filter 15400-PLM-A02
Overall
(84)
Excellent product with customer service
Safir
in a year
This is the 8th year I'm using auto parts from Autozone and I'm very satisfied with their good quality product. I can say the best product with reasonable price as well good customer service.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? Honda Civic 2014
This is the 8th year I'm using auto parts from Autozone and I'm very satisfied with their good quality product. I can say the best product with reasonable price as well good customer service.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? Honda Civic 2014
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Mobil 1 Oil Filter M1-110A
Overall
(135)
Little filter big results
Elizabeth
in 2 years
Filter for my vehicle is small. Easy to outin and take out. Important part filters out dirt gunk while keeping my motor running smoothly. Rides easy so I'm able to filter out gunk n now haul my junk! I used mobil 1 high mileage oil with moble 1 filter.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2014 Honda civic
Filter for my vehicle is small. Easy to outin and take out. Important part filters out dirt gunk while keeping my motor running smoothly. Rides easy so I'm able to filter out gunk n now haul my junk! I used mobil 1 high mileage oil with moble 1 filter.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2014 Honda civic
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