Oil Filters

There are a ton of different components under the hood of your Acura that need to be kept in good condition so that the rest of your vehicle can operate effectively. Maintenance parts help to support the functionality of larger, more expensive parts in your vehicle. Checking the oil filter in your vehicle often is one thing you can do as a car owner to help support the efficiency and performance of your car. You get regular oil changes, so making sure to replace the oil filter at the same time is a good rule of thumb. Oil filters are in place to help remove particles and contaminants from the engine oil that your car uses. These particles tend to collect over time, and they can cause your oil filter to clog if you don't replace it when needed. The oil filter becoming clogged can cause a variety of problems. If your engine parts don't get enough oil, they might start to rub together more. This can cause them to overheat and become damaged over time. Ensure that you follow a routine schedule for replacing your oil filters. When you shop for a new one, you should be getting one that is an OEM replacement. Only OEM filters will fit your Acura make and model perfectly.