Honda motorcycle in on filter

[Jimiii]

Does anyone know or have an educated guess if the motorcycle and car oil filters are the same? I suspect they are ( possibly a heavier can on the bike filter), the Honda numbers are. Bike-15410.mfg.Do1. Car (civic), 15400.pin.AO3
any information on bike filter specs ( efficiency bypass pressure etc.), would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

 

[fantastic]

No difference, That would be a set-up for a lot of torn up engines if that was the case.

 

[Hans]

Does anyone know or have an educated guess if the motorcycle and car oil filters are the same? I suspect they are ( possibly a heavier can on the bike filter), the Honda numbers are. Bike-15410.mfg.Do1. Car (civic), 15400.pin.AO3
any information on bike filter specs ( efficiency bypass pressure etc.), would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

I have always used the motorcycle oil filters, I really don't know if there is a difference but why take a chance. On my BMW I have always used the Mahle filters that were made for my bike.

 

[SwampDweller]

Have been running Fram XG 6607 on both a 2019 Fury and a 2023 Goldwing.

Also XG 7317 on Mercury outboards

 

[02zx9r rev2]

I ran Purolator PL14610 on my 2002 Ninja zx9r. When I sold the bike I used the rest of the filters I had on her 2015 Altima

 

[dwendt44]

Most motorcycles can use an auto filter with no problems.
The oil pressure for most cycles is the same or similar to what auto engines run at. ~75psi.
Auto filters allow a wider selection of size and efficiency.
Even color if that's a concern.
Most all Asian autos/cycles can use 7317 size (Fram) filters,
if there's room.

My 2¢