Oil filter # CONFIRMED!!!!
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don't trust Ebay filters. Buddy bought one, used it and regrets it. It didn't do much for filtering the oil. OEM is always the best way or a good aftermarket brand such a K&N
Especially seeing that the CBR250R is a new bike, you might as well do things right from the start and maintain it properly. "HiFlo" might be good, but OEM is the best.
Especially seeing that the CBR250R is a new bike, you might as well do things right from the start and maintain it properly. "HiFlo" might be good, but OEM is the best.
So they had the filter or they had to order? NO one in GTA/Canada seems to have the filter.
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had many on hand. You can also order one here http://www.hondapartsnation.com/pages/oemparts?aribrand=HOM&gclid=CIfr3JPAk6kCFcW8KgodumC-gQ#/s/HOM//15410-KYJ-901/1
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Thanks for the link Mongoose. I visited the Honda Parts Nation site and tried ordering the filter. It is reasonably priced at $7.82. However, the cheapest shipping to Minnesota was more than $23. Total shipped = $30.82.
Mike
So what is "honda parts nation"? Is that Honda certified?
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Try this diagram. Has all the parts related to that area.
http://www.hondapartsnation.com/pages/oemparts?aribrand=HOM&gclid=CIfr3JPAk6kCFcW8KgodumC-gQ#/Honda/CBR250R_2AC_(11)_MOTORCYCLE,_THA,_VIN#_MLHMC411-B5000001/RIGHT_CRANKCASE_COVER/CBR250R-11-THA-2AC/2Y14KYJBKYJ4E0600A
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Thanks for the part number Mongoose!
Thursday I called my dealer to schedule my 600 mile service and he was overeager to set a time. I had to slow him down and ask if he had the oil filter available. He said "Of course." I then pointed out that folks on the forums have been having difficulty getting a hold of the proper filter since this is a brand new bike. He asked again what the bike was and said he would check with the parts guys and get back to me. I asked if he wanted the part number and he seemed surprised that I had it, but took down the number. Nearly 5 hours later I got a message that they didn't have the filter, were trying to get one delivered from Honda overnight and that they would get back to me today.
Just wanted to mention this to anyone else who might have their 600 mile service coming up. Make sure the dealership has the correct parts in stock before you make your appointment (unless you like making several trips for your first scheduled service). :thumbdown:
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Thursday I called my dealer to schedule my 600 mile service and he was overeager to set a time. I had to slow him down and ask if he had the oil filter available. He said "Of course." I then pointed out that folks on the forums have been having difficulty getting a hold of the proper filter since this is a brand new bike. He asked again what the bike was and said he would check with the parts guys and get back to me. I asked if he wanted the part number and he seemed surprised that I had it, but took down the number. Nearly 5 hours later I got a message that they didn't have the filter, were trying to get one delivered from Honda overnight and that they would get back to me today.
Just wanted to mention this to anyone else who might have their 600 mile service coming up. Make sure the dealership has the correct parts in stock before you make your appointment (unless you like making several trips for your first scheduled service). :thumbdown:
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My black, non-ABS version is a "E2 CBR250RB(2AC) NH-A35 BLK" with 000896 at the end of the VIN. One of the first 1K maybe? I got this off the back of my Owner's Manual.
Guess that makes the AC the ABS version. Maybe on of our northern brethren can confirm, eh?
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K&N Filter KN-112
Hi:
Just did my first oil change yesterday. The K&N filter (KN-112) is an exact match to the OEM one. The K&N SKU is 152224. The local price was approximately $10CDN. The filter was in the database for the CBR250R.
Finding a recommended oil was tricky though, most are 'energy conserving' but I found a high mileage oil that wasn't. After a few more klicks, I expect to move the synthetic.
Hi:
Just did my first oil change yesterday. The K&N filter (KN-112) is an exact match to the OEM one. The K&N SKU is 152224. The local price was approximately $10CDN. The filter was in the database for the CBR250R.
Finding a recommended oil was tricky though, most are 'energy conserving' but I found a high mileage oil that wasn't. After a few more klicks, I expect to move the synthetic.
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