Kubota Oil Filter Cross Reference(for All Brands)

This guide provides a comprehensive Kubota oil filter cross reference in one unified table, covering common OEM Kubota oil filter part numbers and their equivalents from major aftermarket brands.

The goal is to help you quickly identify compatible replacements while maintaining proper engine protection.

Kubota Oil Filter Cross Reference

Kubota OEM Oil Filter	WIX / NAPA	Baldwin	Donaldson	Fleetguard	Fram	Bosch / Other	Typical Applications
HH150-32094	WIX 51064 / 1064	B179	P550162	LF3564	PH4967	Bosch 0986AF0051	ZD Series mowers, compact diesel engines
HH160-32093	WIX 51358	B162	P550588	LF3349	PH3593A	Bosch 0986AF0072	Small Kubota diesel engines
HH1C0-32430	WIX 57182	B7322	P551807	LF3714	PH6607	Bosch 0986AF0134	M7040, M7060 utility tractors
15426-32430	WIX 51391	B7139	P550715	LF3490	CH10058	Mann HU719/7x	Cartridge-type Kubota engines
15426-32431	WIX 51391	B7139	P550715	LF3490	CH10058	Mann HU719/7x	Updated cartridge replacement
15241-32099	WIX 51064	B179	P550162	LF3564	PH4967	Bosch 0986AF0051	Older Kubota compact tractors
HHK70-14070	WIX 51365	B163	P550008	LF3345	PH3387A	Bosch 0986AF0028	Gasoline Kubota engines
HH150-32430	WIX 51516	B7030	P551605	LF3827	PH3614	Bosch 0986AF0113	Industrial Kubota engines
70000-15241	WIX 51056	B1402	P550025	LF3313	PH3387A	Mann W712/22	Small equipment, generators
HH164-32430	WIX 51452	B495	P550777	LF3448	PH3593A	Bosch 0986AF0080	Mid-range diesel tractors
HH150-32095	WIX 51410	B164	P550010	LF3346	PH3387A	Mann W712/5	Kubota B & L series tractors
16271-32090	WIX 51365	B163	P550008	LF3345	PH3387A	Bosch 0986AF0028	Kubota D-series engines
16271-32092	WIX 51358	B162	P550588	LF3349	PH3593A	Mann W940/25	Kubota V-series engines
HH150-32090	WIX 51056	B1402	P550025	LF3313	PH3387A	Bosch 0986AF0028	Older Kubota diesel engines
1J430-32430	WIX 57712	B7449	P551311	LF16015	PH6607	Mann W962/14	Newer Tier 4 Kubota engines
1J770-32430	WIX 57734	B7450	P551315	LF16022	PH6608	Mann W962/18	Emissions-compliant Kubota engines
HH3A0-82623	WIX 51515	B2	P550012	LF3343	PH3614	Bosch 0986AF0102	Industrial and generator engines
16631-32430	WIX 51452	B495	P550777	LF3448	PH3593A	Mann W940/26	Utility and agricultural tractors
HH150-32440	WIX 57182	B7322	P551807	LF3714	PH6607	Bosch 0986AF0134	Large-frame Kubota tractors
1G820-32430	WIX 57899	B7465	P551819	LF16044	PH6607	Mann W962/20	Latest Kubota diesel platforms

Understanding Filter Types Used by Kubota

Kubota engines use both spin-on oil filters and cartridge oil filters, depending on engine family and emissions design.

Spin-on filters are self-contained and common on older and mid-range engines.
Cartridge filters are increasingly used on newer models for environmental and efficiency reasons.

Each type has different sealing and housing requirements, making accurate cross-referencing essential.

OEM vs Aftermarket Oil Filters

Kubota OEM oil filters are built to exact factory specifications and are a safe default choice. However, high-quality aftermarket filters can offer comparable filtration efficiency and durability when sourced from reputable manufacturers.

Advantages of aftermarket filters:

Lower cost per service interval
Easier availability in remote areas
Wide brand selection

Considerations when choosing aftermarket:

Avoid unknown or unbranded filters
Match micron rating and bypass pressure
Ensure the filter meets diesel engine requirements

Brands like WIX, Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard are commonly used in professional and fleet environments due to their consistent quality.

Maintenance Best Practices for Kubota Engines

Replace the oil filter at every oil change
Follow Kubota’s recommended oil viscosity and service interval
Pre-fill spin-on filters when possible
Lightly oil the gasket before installation
Torque filters to specification, not hand-tight only

Proper maintenance paired with the correct oil filter significantly extends engine life and reduces operating costs.

FAQs

Do I have to use a Kubota oil filter?

No, you are not required to use a Kubota-branded oil filter as long as the replacement filter is fully compatible. A compatible filter must match the OEM specifications for thread size, gasket diameter, filter height, bypass valve pressure, and filtration rating.

High-quality aftermarket brands can perform just as well as OEM filters when they meet these requirements. However, during warranty periods, some owners prefer OEM filters to avoid any disputes.

Can I use 15W-40 in my Kubota tractor?

Yes, 15W-40 engine oil is commonly used in Kubota diesel tractors, especially in warm or moderate climates. Kubota generally approves 15W-40 for temperatures above freezing and for heavy-duty or high-hour operation. In colder climates, lighter oils such as 10W-30 or synthetic options may be recommended to improve cold starts. Always confirm based on your specific engine model and ambient temperature range.

How to know if an oil filter is compatible?

To determine oil filter compatibility, check the following:

OEM part number from your service manual or existing filter
Thread size and thread pitch
Gasket outside and inside diameter
Filter height and clearance
Bypass valve pressure rating
Anti-drainback valve requirement

A filter is compatible only if all critical specifications match, not just the thread size. Cross-reference charts are helpful, but final verification should include physical specs.

What is the cross reference for 01174416 filter?

The 01174416 oil filter is commonly cross-referenced to several heavy-duty and industrial aftermarket filters depending on application. Typical equivalents include options from WIX, Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard that match its thread size, gasket dimensions, and bypass valve settings. Because this filter is used in industrial and diesel applications, it is important to confirm engine model and operating pressure before selecting a replacement.

What oil does Kubota recommend?

Kubota generally recommends diesel-rated engine oils that meet API service classifications such as API CJ-4, CK-4, or higher, depending on engine generation.

Kubota-branded engine oil is formulated specifically for their engines, but any high-quality oil that meets the required viscosity grade and API specification is acceptable. Common viscosities include 10W-30, 15W-40, and synthetic equivalents.

Where are Kubota oil filters made?

Kubota oil filters are manufactured in multiple countries, including Japan, the United States, and other regions, depending on the specific filter and supplier. Kubota works with established global filtration manufacturers, and the production location may vary by part number.

Regardless of origin, Kubota filters are built to meet the company’s engineering and quality standards.

Final Thoughts

A reliable Kubota oil filter cross-reference saves time, reduces maintenance costs, and ensures your equipment stays protected under demanding conditions. The consolidated table above provides a practical reference point for the most common Kubota oil filters and their aftermarket equivalents.