Oil Filters

Guess my question was a little muddled -- <br />
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If you change your own oil and if you do not use a honda filter -- what brand and oil filter # do you use?? What can I buy at Wally World, Autozone or similar place that will fit?? <br />
Thanks, Rick
 
Below are oil filters considered direct replacements for the Goldwing GL1800.<br /><br />
<font color="RoyalBlue">Honda says they only recognize Honda filter for use on the GL1800.</font><br /><br />
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• Purolator Pure One PL14612, about $6.00<br /><br />
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• <span class="highlight">Mobil</span> M1-108, about $12.<br /><br />
Made by Champion<br /><br />
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• Bosch 3300, about $6.<br /><br />
Made by Champion<br /><br />
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• Wal-Mart SuperTech ST6607<br /><br />
Made by Champion<br /><br />
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• NAPA Gold 1365<br /><br />
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• STP S-02876
 
I tried installing the ST-7317 at Wall Mart and I could barely get it in. It is an extremely tight fit and almost imposible to get out. :no:
 
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<div class="message">Below are oil filters considered direct replacements for the Goldwing GL1800.<br /><br />
<font color="RoyalBlue">Honda says they only recognize Honda filter for use on the GL1800.</font><br /><br />
<br /><br />
• Purolator Pure One PL14612, about $6.00<br /><br />
<br /><br />
• <span class="highlight">Mobil</span> M1-108, about $12.<br /><br />
Made by Champion<br /><br />
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• Bosch 3300, about $6.<br /><br />
Made by Champion<br /><br />
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• Wal-Mart SuperTech ST6607<br /><br />
Made by Champion<br /><br />
<br /><br />
• NAPA Gold 1365<br /><br />
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• STP S-02876</div><br />
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</div>Thanks very much -- exactly what i was looking for<img src="images/smilies/smiley-score010.gif" border="0" alt="" title="10" class="inlineimg" />
 
The same filters used with regular oil can be used with synthetic oils. Filtering of the oil has no bearing on the type of oil used. I use NAPA Gold 1365 with synthetic oil. The oil I use is the Rotella synthetic in the blue container with the blue cap. That oil is JASO approved.
 
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<div class="message">The same filters used with regular oil can be used with synthetic oils. Filtering of the oil has no bearing on the type of oil used. I use NAPA Gold 1365 with synthetic oil. The oil I use is the Rotella synthetic in the blue container with the blue cap. That oil is JASO approved.</div>

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</div>Two questions:<br />
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1. How many miles do you run before changing synthetic oil and filter?<br />
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2. What is JASO?<br />
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(make that 3 questions)<br />
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3. Do you consider the Rotella as good as or better than <span class="highlight">Mobil</span> 1 motorcycle oil or Amsoil?
 
For the 1st question, I run about 6000 miles on synthetic oil between changes.<br />
That is about 2 changes a season. JASO is the Japaneese rating on oil that Honda requires because the engine and transmission shares the same oil.<br />
I buy Rotella because I can get it a Walmart and it is cheaper than <span class="highlight">Mobil</span> One or Amziol. They are all good, but be sure to look at the back of the container and check the ratings to see that JASO is listed.
 
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<div class="message">For the 1st question, I run about 6000 miles on synthetic oil between changes.<br />
That is about 2 changes a season. JASO is the Japaneese rating on oil that Honda requires because the engine and transmission shares the same oil.<br />
I buy Rotella because I can get it a Walmart and it is cheaper than <span class="highlight">Mobil</span> One or Amziol. They are all good, but be sure to look at the back of the container and check the ratings to see that JASO is listed.</div>

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</div>Thanks, Tom, for that valuable information.
 

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