i need oil filter for 2013 cbr500r
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I check K&N they don't have your model. Honda OEM filter part number 15410-MFJ-D01 will work.
476048
Not sure, mine was a different model number, it was for a 79 Honda CB750 and it was a single air filter. I would imagine it would be a pair for you but honestly have no idea...
113068
I believe you can if it is to only replace the stock round air filter that was on the bike and or Screamin' Eagle version which is very similar to K&N meaning it's a life long buddy, permanent element, wash it and then air dry it when it comes time to service it, no oil for this one, I've got a 2002 efi FLSTC with an 88ci ,1450cc engine and everything is stock, take cover out of box ,installed a little nut retainer on that tri-bar nut that bolts the filter cover on that you see , placed three little soft foam gaskets on the black-out plate that goes on under the filter cover,screw the bolt to hold the filter cover on , and GO! I hope it helps you, brutha!
749353
Check K&n; website see if they make one for you vehicle! Then if they do get the model # of the filter and type or copy a paste into amazon search hope this helps!
251859
The easy way to find our which filter for your car is autozone.com or others auto part web site by add your vehicle to their web then search mobil oil filer. One you got that and want to order on amazon just search of course you have to add your vehicle to amazon web site it will tell you that fit or not. i can not answer your question directly because i need more infomation about your car and i think you know how to find out right now.
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Check the manual.plus the OEM filter isn't expansive. http://www.amazon.com/Kawasaki-Engine-Replacement-49065-7007-FILTER-OIL/dp/B003Y2QZAA/ref=pd_sxp_f_pt
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I did not see your filter in a cross reference search. Google "oil filter cross reference" and you should find some sights that will give you the filter you need if you want to stick with B&S.; It will also give you a lot more choices of other brand filters that will also fit your application.
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There's no oil filter, so I would have to say no. I'm still breaking it in (less than 5 hours on it).
394587
There is no reason to ever use a wrench to tighten down an oil filter (unless you have a disability). The standard method used for decades is to HAND tighten to snug, then another 1/4 turn. If it leaks then you probably still have the old filter rubber seal on along with the new one. That once happened to me because I wasn't paying attention. Check and double check.
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If you go to pcracing.com you can see if they make one for it. I own 2 Yamahas, a 2008 V star 1100, and a 2003 roadstar warrior. Yamaha loves to use ambiguous parts so I can almost guarantee pc makes one for yours. Both my bike used the PCS1. If you cross reference your stock filter with K&n and it says that you would use a K&n 303, the PCS1 will work. I hope this helps you.
1238886
If the filter is new it is ready to go out of the box. You shouldn't need to add any oil until you clean the filter.
544396
The filter can be purchased from your automotive supply house. Just get the number off the old filter or refer to your owners manual. Any type of spin on filter will be adequate for the hydraulic oil.Dan M.
255966
Dear Sir or Madam:I'm very sorry. I don't know. I've changed the oil per the instructions, and I didn't see any mention of an oil filter. You may wish to consider looking for an on-line PDF version of the manual. Good luck.
459976
I believe the Fram 8A will fit it just fine, Yes that's all it is, an oil filter
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No. According to the K&N; website your Raptor uses # KN-140 oil filter. We also sell these thru Amazon. - Len - 661-245-2000 / Racecrafters-USA
1867087
Probably but lookup on an oil filter website like fram.com that has a cross reference to check
179630
You will not need this for a K & N oil filter. They have a nut / bolt installed at end of filter that you can use a regular wrench or socket to remove.