FRAM Oil Filter Lookup 2025 – Find the Exact Part in Seconds

Updated 15 September 2025 by Che Clovis, auto electrician, 15+ years experience.

Why Use the Official FRAM Lookup?

• Covers 99 % of 2000-2025 cars, trucks & motorcycles
• Part numbers updated daily (no outdated cross-reference charts)
• Links directly to FRAM.com for latest price & local stock

Step-by-Step: 3-Click Process

1. Click the blue button below
2. Enter your license plate or VIN
3. Copy the part number and come back for install tips

FRAM Filter Chart – Top 10 US Vehicles (2025)

How to Read a FRAM Part Number

Once you get your code you’ll see letters like XG, TG or PH. The prefix tells you the filter family:

• XG = Ultra Synthetic (20 k mi, silicone anti-drainback)
• TG = Tough Guard (15 k mi, high-dirt capacity)
• PH = Extra Guard (10 k mi, cellulose media)

The digits that follow are the canister size thread and gasket spec—never try to swap digits between families; the internal bypass valves are calibrated differently.

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5-Minute Installation Tips

1. Warm engine 2 min – oil drains faster
2. Remove old filter with cap wrench
3. Lubricate new O-ring with fresh oil
4. Hand-tighten ¾ turn after gasket contact
5. Reset oil-life monitor

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between Ultra, Tough and Extra Guard?

Ultra Synthetic = 99 % efficiency @ 20 µm, 20k mile interval. Tough Guard = 99 % efficiency, 15k mile. Extra Guard = 95 % efficiency, 10k mile.

Can I use the same filter for synthetic and conventional oil?

Yes. All FRAM filters are compatible with both oil types; match the filter grade to your planned oil-change interval.

Still Unsure? Find Your Exact Part Now

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