Genuine Hyundai 26300-35504 OEM Replacement Oil Filter

Many Hyundai and Kia vehicles are picky about what oil filter is used for the engine. Don't substitute anything else, buy this one and drive without issues. We've got it here before and will again. We take our Santa Fe to the dealer for full services, but about every other or change I have to do at home because we drive so much. This filter fits and works great every time.

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I did have to do a oil change on my daughter's car and decided to go with genuine Hyundai oil filter and this filter worked great and I noticed that the filter that was in the car before I did the oil change was a non-OEM part so I'm glad that I did the oil change myself and it was EZ to get to the oil filter on my daughter's car and also get to the oil drain plug.

Filter was well packaged and received the crush washer. It came from Bernstrom Kia dealership in Wisconsin

Appear to be genuine Hyundai oil filter made by Mann-Hummel. Peeking through the hole to the inside of the filter, the pleats are even and dense with a metal center tube. Filter itself is pretty heavy with thick metal case. There was a piece of plastic seal covering access to all the innards of the filter.I am extra happy the dealer who sold this filter taped a crush washer to the top of the box, picture included.

OEM oil filer replacement, Gasket was present, but crush washer which is needed to install was missing.Many photos show this filter with a crush washer, and Amazon keeps publishing the picture but it never seems to be included. Can't install without it. Huntington Hyundai was the provider this time but no matter who supplies this filter never includes what is plain to see on the Amazon Web site

I drive a 2006 Hyundai Elantra GT 5 speed manual with a 143000 miles on it. I don’t know what it is about this particular filter that makes such a difference in my car but I changed the oil today and immediately noticed that the engine was really quiet not that it was loud to begin with but it ran smoother and a little quieter than it did. So I took it around the block and it drove smoother as well. Guess I’ll keep using these oil filters now. I always use quality oil and filters anyways and I’m religious about oil changes and get them done like clock work every 3-4000 miles of driving or every three months.Update 10/15/18I forgot to mention while writing this review that before using this OEM Hyundai oil filter I had a lot of engine knocking at start up. After using this oil filter that noise is completely gone. A quick google search led to a few pages that said lots of people had this issue and that OEM oil filters are recommended by Hyundai or you may experience engine kocking when you start your cars. I’ll be sticking to these Hyundai oil filters from now on.

I've worked on all of my own cars since I was 15. I'm currently a forklift mechanic, just to give a little background...I've worked on many cars. I've owned many vehicles. This is one of very few times that I ran into the situation where the OEM oil filter is BY FAR the best you can get.So NOT get a wix, or Fram, or K&N. These hyundai motors don't like cold starts, and these are the only oil filters that help that issue.Save your motor. Stick with the OEM filter.I've been running it on my 2013 veloster turbo for years. I learned my lesson when I tried a K&N filter once when I was in a tight spot and had no time to wait on a OEM filter to be delivered. There was a noticeable difference in the vehicles performance.Stick with the OEM. You'll be glad you did.