Toyota filter for 2009 Camry hybrid

[Fair enough]

Thread 'Oil filter confusion'

Apr 29, 2026

I recently bought a 2009 Camry Hybrid. It's had a previous owner and it's due for an oil change. I'm going to change the oil but I've run into a problem. The oil filter that is on is 90915YZZN3. When doing research sources say the correct filter is either YZZF1 or YZZN1. I bought the YZZN1 from Walmart because Walmart doesn't have F1. It's saying that N3 has a different thread size than N1 so how can N1 or F1 fit if there is N3 on it and it has a different thread size? I'm confused and I'm not sure if N1 will fit. I'm not going to try it until I know for sure because that's my only vehicle.

• mattbruns3
• Replies: 41
• Forum: Engine Oil Filters

A member was trying to get info and the thread was locked.
The 2009 Camry hybrid came with the longer Toyota filter F1 size, and of course the N1 can be put on, but it is the replacement for the shorter F2 filter. The F2 and N1 were not the original size. The N1 is even smaller than the F2.
The F1 can be bought many places and is the original size for that engine.
When someone says no I want to use the Toyota oil filters, I respect that.
Use the F1 oil filter to be true to the size it came with when new. There is no disadvantage.

 

[panthermike]

The last line of your post was the answer given a few times in that thread.

 

[ZeeOSix]

I smell another locked thread.

 

[BrendanC]

I gave him the answer in the first reply.

 

[mdc09]

Is the F1 still being made?

 

[Fair enough]

I gave him the answer in the first reply.

Yeah but it didn’t end that way so I want it to be clear for him and a be nice person, if he even reads this thread. I repeated it also.

Is the F1 still being made?

I believe so since they are for sale. I bought one recently for the 2.4 Camry myself.

 

[SC Maintenance]

I believe you can get a F1 if you go ask for it at a dealer. You likely won't find it if you just ask for "filter" - they migrated everything to the N1, which I believe has been replaced by the N2. If I have all that right. There have been many threads here if you search.

In before the lock.

 

[mdc09]

I was under the impression the F1 and F2 was superspeed by the N1. I also have a 2025 Corolla hybrid and the original filter is little longer than the N1 and always thought it was equivalent to the F1 or 2. The dealer always gave me a N1 for it.

 

[SC Maintenance]

I was under the impression the F1 and F2 was superspeed by the N1. I also have a 2025 Corolla hybrid and the original filter is little longer than the N1 and always thought it was equivalent to the F1 or 2. The dealer always gave me a N1 for it.

Toyota has about 1000 part numbers for more or less the same filter - some a little longer or shorter.

• Manufacturer:Toyota
• Part Number:90915-YZZN1
• Replaces:1560013051, 1560016020, 1560016021, 1560101010, 1560113010, 1560113011, 892202005, 9008091034, 9008091058, 9091503001, 9091510001, 9091510003, 9091510009, 90915ta001, 90915yzza2, 90915yzzf2, 90915yzzm1

 

[Fair enough]

For the original requestor, you can get them at a Toyota dealer.
example:
https://parts.conicellitoyotaofconshohocken.com/search?search_str=90915-yzzf1

 

[ATex7239]

The correct answer was given early on. But the thread was locked cause the OP trashed every filter manufacturer under the sun and didn’t believe anyone based on AI searches.