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What oil filter does a 2016 Honda HRV take?

The 2016 Honda HR‑V uses Honda’s standard oil filter for its 1.8‑liter engine, with the most common OEM part number being 15400-PLM-A01. Always verify the exact part for your vehicle by checking your VIN or the filter you remove, since regional variations can exist.


Understanding the correct filter for your HR‑V


The 2016 HR‑V sold in many markets uses a 1.8‑liter engine in the HR‑V lineup, and that engine family typically calls for a specific Honda oil filter. While 15400-PLM-A01 is the widely used OEM designation, some production runs or regional builds can require a closely related variant. Verifying with your VIN, consulting the owner's manual, or cross‑referencing the filter you remove from your vehicle ensures you get the exact match.


Common OEM options and how to verify the correct filter for your vehicle:



  • 15400-PLM-A01 — Honda Genuine Oil Filter, commonly used on the 1.8L HR‑V/R18A engines in many markets.

  • 15400-PLM-A02 — An alternative variant used in some regional builds or production batches; compatibility should be confirmed against your VIN or service records.


When in doubt, always compare the exact part number on your old filter and consult Honda’s official parts catalog or a dealership to confirm the correct match for your specific vehicle.


Practical notes for maintenance


Along with the oil filter, use the recommended oil type and capacity for the 2016 HR‑V (typically 0W‑20 or 0W‑30 depending on market) and replace the oil drain plug gasket as needed. If you’re performing a DIY change, have a trash container ready for the old filter and oil, and dispose of them according to local regulations.


Why the correct filter matters


Using the proper oil filter ensures the engine receives adequate filtration, maintains oil pressure, and avoids leaks. An incorrect filter can lead to improper sealing, oil starvation, or premature wear. Honda recommends sticking with the OEM filter or a certified cross‑reference that explicitly lists compatibility with the HR‑V’s 1.8L engine.


Summary


The 2016 Honda HR‑V’s oil filter is typically Honda Genuine part number 15400-PLM-A01 for the 1.8L engine, with some markets seeing a nearby variant like 15400-PLM-A02. To be sure, verify with your VIN, consult the owner’s manual, or ask a Honda parts professional. Doing so helps ensure you install the exact filter your vehicle requires for optimal performance and longevity.

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