The 2014 Honda Accord uses a cartridge-style oil filter inside a housing, not a traditional spin-on canister. The exact cartridge part depends on the engine (2.4L four-cylinder or 3.5L V6) and should be confirmed by your VIN or the owner's manual before purchasing. In short, you’ll buy a cartridge filter element (plus the accompanying O-ring) rather than a standard screw-on filter.
Understanding the filter design and why it matters
Honda switched to a cartridge-style oil filter on many models in this era. The cartridge sits inside a housing and is replaced as a single element during an oil change, while the sealing O-ring is typically replaced as well. This design is common to both the 2.4L four-cylinder and the 3.5L V6 configurations in the 2014 Accord lineup.
Because the exact part number can vary by engine and trim, you should verify the correct cartridge and O-ring kit using your vehicle’s VIN, the owner's manual, or by asking a parts professional. Using the wrong filter can lead to leaks or inadequate filtration.
Engine variants and how to identify the right cartridge
Two common engine options in the 2014 Accord are the 2.4L inline-4 and the 3.5L V6. Both use a cartridge-type oil filter, but the exact OEM cartridge part number (and any accompanying O-ring kit) can differ between engines and production runs. To ensure you get the right part, confirm with official documentation or a parts professional using your VIN.
- 2014 Accord with 2.4L inline-4: cartridge-type oil filter in a housing; verify the exact OEM cartridge part number for this engine variant.
- 2014 Accord with 3.5L V6: also cartridge-type, with a potentially different OEM cartridge part number from the 2.4L engine.
Always cross-check with a reliable source—dealer, OEM parts catalog, or a reputable auto parts retailer—using your VIN to avoid ordering the wrong cartridge.
How to source and replace the cartridge filter
Before you replace the filter, it helps to know what you’re asking for and how the replacement process generally goes. The following steps outline sourcing and basic replacement considerations.
- Identify your engine type (2.4L or 3.5L) and confirm you need a cartridge filter, not a spin-on filter.
- Use your VIN or the owner’s manual to locate the exact OEM cartridge part number and any required O-ring kit.
- Shop for the cartridge filter element and the accompanying O-ring; some retailers offer a complete filter kit for the job.
- During replacement: drain the oil, remove the filter housing cover, extract the old cartridge, install a new cartridge, replace the O-ring, reseal the housing, and refill with the correct oil as specified in the manual.
Proper identification and installation help ensure optimal filtration and engine protection.
Practical tips for buyers and DIYers
Because part numbers can vary, rely on VIN-based lookups or in-store assistance to confirm the right cartridge filter for your exact vehicle. If you prefer OEM precision, request the Honda/service-part catalog entry for the 2014 Accord with your engine code. For aftermarket options, choose brands that explicitly list compatibility with the 2014 Accord cartridge filter system and verify with the retailer.
Summary
Answering the question directly: the 2014 Honda Accord uses a cartridge-style oil filter housed inside a filtration unit, not a traditional spin-on canister. The exact cartridge part number varies by engine (2.4L or 3.5L) and should be confirmed via VIN, the owner's manual, or a parts professional. When shopping, look for a cartridge filter element plus an O-ring kit and follow the standard replacement steps to maintain proper filtration and engine health.
Bottom line: cartridge-style, confirm your engine and part number, and replace the cartridge and O-ring during oil changes for best results.
What oil filter do I need for my Honda Accord?
15400-PLM-A02) Genuine Honda original equipment oil filter for your Honda vehicle. Engineered and specified by Honda, this is the same filter as that which would be installed by your dealer.
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What kind of oil does a 2014 Honda Accord take?
The recommended Honda Accord oil is generally a synthetic 0W-20 formula.
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What is the oil filter number for a 2014 Honda Accord?
15400-PLM-A02
This OEM Honda oil filter, part number 15400-PLM-A02, fits select Honda vehicles from model years 2000 all the way to 2021.
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What is the part number of the Honda oil filter?
15400-PLM-A02
Genuine Honda Oil Filter - 15400-PLM-A02.
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