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What is the part number for the oil filter on a 2022 Kia Forte?

For most 2022 Forte models with the standard 2.0-liter engine, the official Kia Genuine oil filter part number is 26300-35550. The turbocharged 1.6-liter variant uses a different part, typically 26300-35560. Always confirm the exact part using your VIN or by checking with a Kia dealer, since regional differences can apply.


Understanding the Forte’s engine options in 2022


The 2022 Kia Forte offered two main engine configurations: a naturally aspirated 2.0-liter inline-4 and a 1.6-liter turbocharged option used on higher trims. Because oil filters are engine-specific, identifying the correct part number requires knowing which engine your Forte uses.


OEM oil filter part numbers by engine configuration


These are the two primary Kia Genuine part numbers used for the 2022 Forte, depending on the engine:



  • 2.0-liter inline-4 (non-turbo) engine: 26300-35550

  • 1.6-liter turbocharged engine: 26300-35560


Note: Regional variations and model-year updates can affect exact part numbers. If you’re unsure, verify via VIN lookup or by consulting a Kia dealer’s parts desk. Always double-check the packaging on the filter or the official Kia parts catalog to ensure a precise match for your vehicle.


Cross-reference and aftermarket options


While OEM numbers are the most reliable, aftermarket oil filters from brands such as Wix, Bosch, Mann, and Purolator can fit the Forte depending on the engine. When using an aftermarket part, confirm it meets Kia’s specifications for microns, anti-drainback valve, and overall filtration capacity. Cross-reference guides can help, but when in doubt, use the OEM part that matches your engine and VIN.


How to verify the correct part for your car


To ensure you purchase the right filter, follow these steps: check your owner’s manual or maintenance schedule; identify your engine variant (2.0L vs. 1.6L turbo); pull the VIN and use Kia’s official parts lookup or contact a dealer; inspect the old filter for a part number if you still have it; and confirm that the replacement filter matches the required specifications (thread size, gasket diameter, and micron rating).


Practical tips for replacement


When replacing the oil filter, also verify that you’re using the correct viscosity engine oil and that you replace the drain plug gasket if needed. Keep a copy of the part number in your maintenance records for future reference, and consider stocking a spare filter if you perform DIY service at home.


Summary


The 2022 Kia Forte predominantly uses 26300-35550 for the 2.0-liter engine, while the 1.6-liter turbo variant uses 26300-35560. Always confirm via VIN and engine type, and consult Kia’s official parts catalog or a dealership to ensure an exact match. Cross-reference with aftermarket brands if needed, but prioritize OEM compatibility for reliable filtration.

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