Toyota Oil Filters! Damn them!

[NeFaRiOuS_SLE]

TRD or K&N; any origin is fine (except Thailand), but I guess some people want hardcore JDM stuff on a car that's not JDM (don't get me wrong though... I dream of the day there is a JDM ソラ―ラ ). K&N, like someone said, is easier to deal with and known for intakes and drop-ins.

[mik00725]

Just a question. Why will you want a "Japan made" filter in an American built car? My opinion is that as long as it is an OEM filter it should up to the standard of quality.

[jth877]

The "OEM" filters are made by Purolator and in Thialand. The Japanese filters are the best OEM (except TRD) quality, they have different part #s than the other non-sense OEM filters that dealerships get. Since the car has a Japanese designed engine, shouldn't it be a Japanese filter? I can tell the car was built in the US, it has some quality control issues on the body.

[gnegroni]

The old number for the v6 toyota oil filter was 08922-02011

This recently changed to this new# 90915-YZZG1

Also food for thought. The LEXUS equivalent is a 90915-YZZD1, it is probably the BETTER QUALITY filter of the bunch.

Hope this clears things up. I sell a ton of these every day since I work at a Toyota/Lexus/Scion dealership.

How about for the I4 Solara? I just put the 90915-YZZF1 filter on mine (along with Mobil-1 10W-30). It seems that the dealer where I purchased the car put a smaller filter on the first free oil change. Is there a better filter for our 4-bangers?