Car Oil Filters
Oil Pan
Hyundai
21520-3C100
Sonata. Azera. 3.3L, upper. Santa Fe. Veracruz. Entourage.
MSRP $144.17 CAD
Oil Pan
Hyundai
215103c600
Genesis. Lower. To 11/1/12. 3.8L with gas direct injection. 3.8L with multi-port injection.
MSRP $100.83 CAD
Oil Pan
Hyundai
21510-26010
1.6L. Accent. 1.5L. Scoupe. Without turbo. To 10/01/2005.
MSRP $134.68 CAD
Oil Line
Hyundai
28240-2M800
Sonata. 1.6l. Oil feed. To 11/23/20. 1.6L turbo.
MSRP $189.84 CAD
Oil Cooler
Hyundai
25620-4G600
Santa Cruz. Without dct. Sonata. 2.5l. Without turbo. Tucson. 2.5l. Warmer.
MSRP $347.06 CAD
Oil Pan
Hyundai
21510-3C160
3.5L. Veracruz. Santa Fe. From 02/08/2010. To 02/04/2014. 3.3L. Optional. Azera. Lower. To 11/1/12.
MSRP $100.83 CAD
Oil Pump
Hyundai
26112-23001
Tiburon. Inner gear. Elantra. To 01/05/09.
MSRP $32.48 CAD
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TL;DR Summary
OEM oil filters help remove contaminants from circulating engine oil while matching the fit, seal, flow, and service requirements of compatible vehicles. Confirm the correct filter by engine, model year, and part number.
Intro Paragraph
Oil filters are replaced during routine oil changes, but choosing the right one is still important. A filter that fits incorrectly or does not match the intended design can create leaks, installation problems, or oil flow concerns. The oil filters category helps shoppers find OEM maintenance parts compatible with their engines.
What This Category Includes
This category may include spin-on oil filters, cartridge oil filters, filter kits, O-rings, caps, and related service pieces depending on the vehicle. Related categories may include oil pan gaskets, gaskets, and engine components.
Why Genuine OEM Parts Matter
OEM oil filters are designed for the engine's filter housing, sealing surface, bypass valve needs, and oil flow requirements. Aftermarket filters can vary in construction and fitment coverage. An OEM filter helps shoppers match the original maintenance specification for their vehicle.
How to Choose the Right Part
Identify your vehicle's year, make, model, trim, and engine. Some model lines use different filters across engine options or production years. Check whether your vehicle uses a cartridge or spin-on filter, and whether the corresponding O-rings or gaskets are included.
Compatibility or Fitment Guidance
Follow your Owner's Manual for oil type, capacity, and service interval. Confirm the filter part number before ordering, especially if your vehicle has multiple engine choices. Do not rely on appearance alone because similar filters can have different specifications.
Key Takeaways
- OEM oil filters support proper filtration, sealing, and oil flow.
- Filter fitment can vary by engine and model year.
- Related categories include oil pan gaskets, gaskets, and engine components.
- Use the Owner's Manual and part number to confirm the correct filter.
FAQ
Should I replace the oil filter every oil change?
In most routine service, yes. Follow your vehicle's Owner's Manual for the maintenance schedule.
Are cartridge and spin-on oil filters interchangeable?
No. They are different designs and must match the vehicle's filter housing.
Can oil filters vary by engine?
Yes. The same model may use different oil filters depending on engine and production details.