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2006 Honda Pilot Oil Filter
Oil filters are important components that clean oil and prevent debris from wrecking internal engine components. Without a functioning oil filter, engines have an increased risk of wearing down prematurely. Luckily, AutoZone has plenty of 2006 Honda Pilot oil filters to keep your engine running properly.
Oil filters need to be changed with every oil change. Typically, the oil needs to be changed every 12 months or after 3,000 to 5,000 miles of driving, whichever happens first. It's best to replace oil filters during oil changes to prevent clean oil from passing through a dirty filter.
Oil filters need to be changed with every oil change. Typically, the oil needs to be changed every 12 months or after 3,000 to 5,000 miles of driving, whichever happens first. It's best to replace oil filters during oil changes to prevent clean oil from passing through a dirty filter.
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- PRICE: 5.79
- Burst Pressure: 256PSI
- Outer Diameter Bottom: 2.58in
- Flow Rate: 15gpm
- Inside Thread Size: 20 x 1.5 mm
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose
- Non Slip Grip: No
- Bypass Relief Valve Setting: 15PSI
- Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
- Micron Rating: 15
- Filter Type: Spin-on
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- 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
- SponsoredSponsoredNotes: Ultra synthetic. Spin-on oil filter.
- PRICE: 15.99
- Inside Thread Size: 20mmx1.5mm
- Filter Media Material: Cellulose/Synthetic Blend
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Non Slip Grip: Yes
- Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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- PRICE: 16.99
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- 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
- SponsoredSponsoredNotes: 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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- PRICE: 16.99
- Inside Thread Size: M20 x 1.5
- Filter Media Material: High Flow Premium Media
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: Yes
- Non Slip Grip: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: Yes
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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- Filter Media Material: NA
- Anti-Drain Back Valve: No
- Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Filter Type: Spin-on Canister
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2006 Honda Pilot Oil Filter
Replacing Your 2006 Honda Pilot Oil Filter
Anyone can replace a 2006 Honda Pilot oil filter in their driveway. All you need is a filter wrench and about thirty minutes of your time. Start by lifting the vehicle and then locate the oil filter, which is near the oil pan. From there, unscrew the old filter and use the filter wrench if it's stuck. Once it's loose, remove it and install the new oil filter by screwing it into place. You'll know it's secure once it touches the engine block.If your 2006 Pilot oil filter needs to be changed, you're in the right place. AutoZone has plenty of great filters from some of the best brands like STP and Mobil1. Plus, finding the perfect oil filter is easy when you sort by year, make, model, and engine size. To get your new filter, simply choose between Same-Day In-Store Pickup and Free Next-Day Delivery on eligible orders.
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K&N High Performance Oil Filter HP-1008
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(56)
Great oil filter
Chris
in 24 days
Perfect fit for my 2006 Honda Pilot . One of the best filters I have purchased . I like the built-in nut on the bottom for easy removal no oil filter wrench needed in such a small space.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2006 Honda Pilot
Perfect fit for my 2006 Honda Pilot . One of the best filters I have purchased . I like the built-in nut on the bottom for easy removal no oil filter wrench needed in such a small space.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2006 Honda Pilot
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Fram Oil Filter PH7317
Overall
(69)
Fram oil filter
Chris
in a month
I like the grip on the end makes it easier to hold and tighten up by hand. This is a really good oil filter.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2006 Honda Pilot
I like the grip on the end makes it easier to hold and tighten up by hand. This is a really good oil filter.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2006 Honda Pilot
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Mobil 1 Oil Filter M1-102A
Overall
(96)
Mobil 1 filter review
Evans
in 6 months
I have used Mobil 1 oil and oil filters for 6 years - never had any issues or problems regarding these products. Quality products
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2006 Toyota Tacoma , 2017 Honda Pilot , 2022 Honda Civic
I have used Mobil 1 oil and oil filters for 6 years - never had any issues or problems regarding these products. Quality products
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2006 Toyota Tacoma , 2017 Honda Pilot , 2022 Honda Civic
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