The 2023 Honda Odyssey uses a cartridge-style oil filter rather than a traditional spin-on canister. The filter element is housed inside an engine oil filter housing, and for many 3.5-liter V6 Odyssey models the Honda Genuine part number is 15400-PLM-A01.
In more detail, the Odyssey’s V6 uses a removable cartridge filter located in a dedicated housing beneath the engine cover. Servicing the filter involves removing the housing cap, extracting the used cartridge, replacing the seal or O-ring, and installing a new cartridge with the cap secured to the specified torque. While 15400-PLM-A01 is the common Honda-fitted filter, aftermarket cartridge filters that fit the same housing can be used, provided they match the correct size and seal. Always verify compatibility using your vehicle’s VIN or the parts diagram for your exact configuration.
Filter type and part numbers
Here is a quick reference of the cartridge oil filter details you’re likely to encounter when servicing a 2023 Odyssey. The numbers can vary by market and production date, so always confirm with your VIN or a parts diagram.
- Filter type: Cartridge-style oil filter (not a spin-on).
- Common Honda Genuine part number: 15400-PLM-A01 for many 3.5L J35 Odyssey applications.
- Aftermarket compatibility: Many brands offer cartridge filters that fit the Odyssey’s housing; verify fitment to your year/trim and seal size.
When shopping for a replacement, consult the owner’s manual or a reliable parts diagram to confirm the exact part number for your VIN, as production changes can affect compatibility.
Summary
In short, the 2023 Honda Odyssey uses a cartridge-type oil filter (not a spin-on). The typical replacement cartridge for the 3.5L V6 is Honda Genuine 15400-PLM-A01, though aftermarket options exist as long as they fit the housing and seal correctly. Always verify part compatibility with your VIN and follow proper service procedures when replacing the filter.