Parts for your 2007 Honda Accord-Oil filter

2007 Honda Accord oil filter — what it does and when to change it

Per Honda’s technical sources (the 2007 Honda Accord Owner’s Manual, Service Manual, and Honda parts catalogue), every 2007 Accord engine is fitted with a full‑flow engine oil filter. Petrol K24 2.4‑litre and J30 V6 engines commonly list Honda 15400‑PLM‑A01/A02 (superseded in some catalogues by 15400‑RTA‑003). That means an oil filter is absolutely relevant on a 2007 Honda Accord and is replaced as part of routine servicing.

The oil filter’s job is simple but critical: it screens out metal particles, soot, and general grit so the oil can keep bearings, cams and pistons lubricated. A quality filter keeps oil pressure stable, includes a bypass valve so oil still flows if the element is clogged, and usually has an anti‑drainback valve to stop dry starts after the car’s been parked.

For servicing, Honda directs changing the oil and filter together when the Maintenance Minder calls for it. If the vehicle doesn’t use the Minder, a practical guide for AU/NZ conditions is about every 10,000–15,000 kilometres or 12 months for normal driving, and closer to 5,000–7,500 kilometres if it sees lots of short trips, heavy traffic, towing, or dusty roads. Sticking to that rhythm helps the K‑series and J‑series engines run sweet for the long haul.

• Use the oil grade shown on the filler cap/owner’s manual (often 5W‑30 for AU/NZ petrol models). Keep the level between the dipstick marks.
• Choose a genuine Honda filter or a reputable equivalent with an anti‑drainback valve and proper bypass spec.
• Always fit a new sump‑plug crush washer, typical drain‑plug torque is around 29 N·m.
• Lightly oil the new filter’s gasket. Spin it on by hand until the gasket seats, then tighten a further 3/4 turn (or to about 12–14 N·m). Don’t overdo it.
• Start the engine, check for leaks, then recheck the level. Recycle used oil and the old filter responsibly.

Signs the filter or oil service is overdue can include noisy cold starts, a flicker from the oil pressure light, or oil leaks around the filter seal. Fresh oil and a good filter mean quieter starts, steadier pressure, better fuel economy, and a happier engine. It’s one of the simplest ways to protect the 2007 Accord’s resale value and reliability.

If unsure which filter suits a specific trim, confirm by VIN or engine code, as part numbers can vary slightly by market and engine.

Popular questions about 2007 Honda Accord oil filters

Which oil filter fits a 2007 Honda Accord?
Most AU/NZ petrol Accords of this year (K24 2.4 and J30 V6) take a spin‑on filter such as Honda 15400‑PLM‑A01/A02 or the later supersession. Quality aftermarket equivalents are fine if they meet OEM specs. If there’s any doubt, match by VIN or engine code.

How often should the oil filter be replaced?
Replace it with every engine‑oil change. Follow the Maintenance Minder, or aim for about every 10,000–15,000 km or 12 months under normal conditions. Short trips, towing, or dusty work call for more frequent changes.

Can the oil filter be changed at home?
Yes, with basic tools. Expect a tight spot to reach on some trims. Typical specs: drain plug about 29 N·m, oil filter hand‑tight plus 3/4 turn (or roughly 12–14 N·m). Always check for leaks and dispose of oil and the old filter properly.