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What oil filter does a 2007 Toyota Highlander take?

The Highlander’s oil filter is the standard Toyota oil filter used for its two engine options, typically the OEM part number 04152-YZZA1. For precise confirmation, verify with your VIN or the existing filter.


In 2007, the Highlander offered two engines in many markets: a 2.4-liter four-cylinder (2AZ-FE) and a 3.3-liter V6 (3MZ-FE). Both use a conventional spin-on oil filter, but there can be regional variations in part numbers. This article explains the two engines and how to confirm the correct filter for your specific vehicle.


Engine options and oil filter compatibility


The Highlander’s two available engines in 2007 require you to identify which powerplant your SUV has to ensure you purchase the right filter. Below is a quick guide to the engines and the common filter reference used in many regions.


Common filter part numbers



  • 2.4L four-cylinder (2AZ-FE) — Most deployments use the Toyota oil filter with OEM part number 04152-YZZA1; aftermarket cross-references are available from major brands and are typically designed to match this specification. Always verify against the current filter or your VIN if in doubt.

  • 3.3L V6 (3MZ-FE) — This engine also aligns with the standard Toyota filter specification used in many markets, commonly 04152-YZZA1; cross-reference options exist from reputable aftermarket brands. Check the original filter or dealer documentation to confirm.


Conclusion for this section: In practice, many 2007 Highlanders use the same O.E.M. filter number, but regional variations can occur. Always verify with your VIN or the part currently installed on the engine.


How to verify the correct oil filter for your Highlander


To avoid fitment issues, use these steps to confirm you’re ordering the right filter before a purchase or a service shop visit.



  • Check the current filter — Remove and read the part number printed on the existing filter; this is the fastest way to confirm compatibility.

  • Consult the owner's manual or service sheet — Toyota’s official documentation lists the recommended filter for each engine variant.

  • Use your VIN — Provide your Vehicle Identification Number to a dealer or parts retailer to retrieve the exact OEM filter for your build date and market.

  • Cross-reference with reputable brands — If you prefer aftermarket, use cross-reference tools from brands like Wix, Bosch, or others to find a filter that matches the 04152-YZZA1 specification.

  • Check torque and replacement interval — After identifying the correct filter, follow the maintenance schedule and the torque spec for the filter cap or housing as listed in the manual.


Conclusion: Verifying via the VIN, the current filter, or official documentation helps ensure you buy the right filter and avoid misfits.


Summary


The 2007 Toyota Highlander typically uses the standard Toyota oil filter, with OEM part number 04152-YZZA1, for both the 2.4L I4 and the 3.3L V6 engines. However, regional variations can occur, so always verify using the VIN, the current filter, or the official owner's manual. When in doubt, consult a Toyota dealer or trusted parts retailer to confirm the correct filter for your exact build date and market.

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