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2019 Honda Odyssey out: Dealer bulk 0w20, OEM Honda Filter in: 0w20 Castrol Magnatec, OEM Honda Filter

I worked for Big A. When they sold to Carquest in 98 they had to sell off a few stores and distribution centers to AllPro Auto Parts. My wharehouse become AllPro/AutoValue/BumperToBumper. Definitely an old filter!

7317 size works great in the 6607 application, the wix 51347 is even longer but may not fit length wise for some applications.

I ordered one of these, but mine came with a pair of fancy gloves

I wouldn't call it a bad oil, millions of people use it, but everytime I have used Mobile1, it makes the top end loud. Doesn't matter the car. Last time I tried it was over 10 years ago, but I did recently pickup a bottle of the AFE 0w20 for the wifes new van to try it again. If it makes noise...

I don't know about the V8s, but every Nissan VQ V6 I have had was much quieter running 0w40 Castrol Edge.

Yeah I hate they got rid of 7317 when they moved to champ from wix.

I have not been paying attention, apparently these are exclusive to AAP and pushing out the Carquest Red filters? Does seem like an orange SuperTech with a 2$ Orange Tax. still looks better than an ExtraGuard though.

We bought a 2019 Odyssey last weekend from a local Honda dealer and they gave me the service records from when they took it in on trade. They changed the oil with bulk synthetic 0w20 and used the 15400-rta-003. Not sure if they are using up "old" stock, but they didn't use the A02. I bought a...

It should, the base is a tad bit wider on the 3593a, but most Honda guys seem to interchange the 7317/3593a often. I think they are the same capacity, with the 3593a being shorter (not as short as the 6607) and wider, and the 7317 being taller. If it's not a Honda I would just make sure the oil...

The Nissans used a short and long filter, but they both work with other. Sometimes indy shops will just stock one or the other. The 6607 is the shorty vs the 7317 long boi

2012 Nissan Xterra - Out - Castrol Magnatec 5w30, Denso 150-2006 In - Castrol Edge 0w40, OEM Nissan 15208-9E01A

Everyone I know with a Nissan VQ engine who has tried 5w40 or 0w40 hasn't gone back to 5w30.

Veedol or Gulf most likely

They are both within the Nissan spec for PSI. As long as it can physically fit, either short/long filter can be used.