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What type of oil filter do I need for a 2008 Honda Accord?

The oil filter you need is a standard spin-on filter that matches your engine: either the 2.4-liter four-cylinder or the 3.0-liter V6 used in the 2008 Accord.


In 2008, Honda offered two engine options for the Accord. Each uses a conventional spin-on oil filter, but the exact part number varies by engine and market. To ensure you get the correct filter, identify your engine code or VIN and then reference a parts catalog or dealer to confirm the precise Honda part number or a cross-compatible aftermarket option.


Know your engine to pick the right filter


Two engine options


The following two engine configurations determine which oil filter fits your car. Both engine types use a spin-on filter, but their part numbers differ between the 2.4L and 3.0L versions.



  • 2008 Accord with 2.4L inline-4 (K-series). This engine uses a conventional spin-on oil filter compatible with K-series 2.4L Hondas. You can choose Honda OEM filters or reputable aftermarket options that explicitly list compatibility with the 2.4L Accord. The exact Honda part number can vary by market; verify against your VIN or owner’s manual.

  • 2008 Accord with 3.0L V6 (J-series). This engine also uses a spin-on filter but with a different part number from the 2.4L. As with the 4‑cylinder, confirm the precise part number for your engine with a parts catalog using your VIN or engine code.


These two options cover the common configurations for the 2008 Accord. Always verify the exact part number before purchasing to avoid a mismatch.


How to confirm the exact filter part number before buying


To ensure you purchase the correct filter, follow these steps:



  1. Identify your engine code or check your VIN. The 2008 Accord used either the 2.4L K-series or the 3.0L J-series.

  2. Consult the owner’s manual or the maintenance schedule for the recommended filter part number or engine family designation.

  3. Enter your year, make, model, and engine information into a reputable parts retailer or Honda’s parts database to pull the exact part number and compatible aftermarket options.

  4. Inspect the current filter (if accessible) for any part numbers printed on the canister and use that information to source a precise replacement.


With the correct filter identified, you’re ready to purchase and perform the oil change using the proper filter and oil specification for your engine.


Buying options and installation tips


Choose between OEM Honda filters and reputable aftermarket options that explicitly state compatibility with the 2008 Accord’s engine. Ensure the filter is designed for the correct engine size (2.4L or 3.0L) and that you have the appropriate oil grade and quantity for your vehicle. When installing, prime the new filter if required, apply a light coat of new oil to the gasket, and replace the drain plug washer if advised by your maintenance guide.


Summary


For a 2008 Honda Accord, the oil filter is a standard spin-on type that must match your engine configuration: 2.4L inline-4 (K-series) or 3.0L V6 (J-series). The exact part number depends on engine and market, so identify your engine code or VIN and use a Honda OEM filter or a trusted aftermarket option that lists compatibility for the 2008 Accord. When in doubt, verify the part number with a dealer or parts professional to ensure proper fitment and installation.

What is the OEM oil filter for a 2008 Honda Accord?


This OEM Honda oil filter, part number 15400-PLM-A02, fits select Honda vehicles from model years 2000 all the way to 2021. Its job is to collect both the impurities in motor oil and whatever else accumulates as the oil lubricates engine parts.



What type of oil does a 2008 Honda Accord use?


5W-20
Honda recommends getting motor oil with a viscosity grade of 5W-20 for 2008-2010 Honda Accord models. Synthetic engine oil is ideal for drivers who live in colder climates because it remains liquid even in low temperatures.



What oil filter does a 2008 Honda Accord need?


15400-PLM-A02) Genuine Honda original equipment oil filter for your Honda vehicle. Engineered and specified by Honda, this is the same filter as that which would be installed by your dealer.



What kind of oil filter does a Honda Accord use?


FRAM Drive – Spin-on Oil Filter: Ideal for Conventional Oil, Protection up to 7,500 miles (Part No. FD7317)


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