The oil filter on a 2015 Honda Accord Sport sits on the bottom of the engine block, toward the front-left (driver’s side) corner, and is accessible from underneath the vehicle.
On this model year, the engine sits lower in the bay and the filter isn’t visible from above. You typically reach it by removing the front undertray or splash shield and looking up at the side of the engine block above the oil pan.
Where to look on the 2015 Accord Sport
With the 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine, the oil filter is mounted to the lower side of the engine block near the front, just above the oil pan. It is usually contained in a small cartridge housing or canister and is reachable only from underneath the car once the underside shield is removed.
How to identify the filter housing
From beneath the vehicle, look for a cylindrical housing or a small rectangular cap attached to the side or bottom of the engine block. The filter itself may be a cartridge inside this housing and sealed with a cap that can be removed with a socket or tool.
To help you locate it, you can follow these steps:
- Park on level ground, set the parking brake, and chock the wheels. Raise the front of the car with a jack and support securely with stands.
- Remove the front undertray or splash shield to gain access to the engine area from below.
- Look along the lower side of the engine block near the front and just above the oil pan for a cylindrical canister or housing with a removable cap.
- Cross-check with the owner’s manual or service diagrams to confirm you’ve found the oil filter assembly.
- Prepare for an oil change if you’re planning to replace the filter, including having a drain pan ready and clean oil on hand.
Accessing the filter requires care; if you’re not comfortable performing the change yourself, have a professional handle it to avoid leaks or damage.
Summary
In the 2015 Honda Accord Sport, the oil filter is mounted to the lower side of the engine block near the front, just above the oil pan, and is accessible from underneath the vehicle after removing the lower splash shield. The general location is consistent across the 2.4L engine variants, but always consult the owner's manual or a service diagram for your specific build before attempting an oil change.