Amsoil EAO20 vs EAO13 - What's different?

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I did a search here and a search at Amsoil, but I'm still stumped.

Starting at about 2003, amsoil lists some Honda's moving from EAO20 to EAO13. I couldn't figure out why.

Some were really puzzling, for example, I'm pretty sure Honda specs the same filter for the 2002 Ody as the 2003 Ody. I have the Honda shop manual and they should be the same.

In the Amsoil filter guide (like 900 pages), it shows the 2002 using EAO20 and 2003 using EAO13
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I have to admit, I didn't read 900+ pages, I could have missed something.

Anyone know?? Oversized?? Bypass pressure different??
 
Honda/Toyota/Mazda/Nissan, etc have standardized around smaller filters for applications where space is an issue and to make the filters in tight locations easier to change. A smaller,horizontally located filter also makes less of an oily mess when you remove it in the driveway on your wifes new pavers.
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(as a side note, with the rear seat folded down the Outback wagon makes a comfy bed in mild weather)

Older Subes (the 2.5L, non-turbo engine) used to call for the EAO-20 and now all these engines call for the EAO-12 as does their auto transmission. I have the EAO-20 on my '06 Outback (it is a tight squeeze around the exhaust pipes) and it's fine.

TS
 
off topic
but in response to

"What do you get when you multiply six by nine? - In base 13."

The answer to life, the universe, and everything -- 42

Now what is the real question
 
Wow, they actually have the 51773 sized EA026 for 3/4" mounts or dual mounts
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I wonder if the EA099 will fit the OB1315 mount
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Geez, could the bigger filters remotely mounted completely negate the need for bypass filters and seriously increase OCI's
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Where are the enviro-lobbyists? They need to picket to make EA0's standard on all vehicles to save the world.
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Competition beware. Amsoil actually has surprised me with a bunch of well timed releases of excellent fluids and filtration.
 
I was thinking on the high side for psi. I'd like to avoid bypass.

I've had a FRAM clicker before, who knows if it ever filtered.

The EAO36 has me interested for oversize.

I guess you never know until you cutt'm open.

Speaking of cutting - these filters are thick. Its going to be a long day, the day I try to open one. I'm sure they've never had trouble passing the burst test.

Thanks 427Z06.
 
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Geez, could the bigger filters remotely mounted completely negate the need for bypass filters and seriously increase OCI's
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Just like having a mini oil refinery right underneath your hood!
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