CFMoto 250NK 250SR 300SR 300NK Oil Filter

📌 Important Note: This is a cartridge-type oil filter. Replacement requires opening the filter cap to remove the old element. Please confirm your vehicle uses this type of filter, not a spin-on type.

✅ Genuine Quality Assurance: Manufactured strictly to CFMoto original technical standards. Thread size, seal ring dimensions, and filtration efficiency are identical to the original part, ensuring a perfect replacement and reliable filtration performance.

This cartridge oil filter (0DM0-013200) fits the following CFMoto engines:

🔧 Pre-Installation Preparation

• Ensure the engine is turned off and cooled to room temperature.
• Prepare a drain pan, socket wrench (or hex wrench), torque wrench, clean rags, and gloves.
• It is recommended to have fresh engine oil ready for refilling after installation.

🔄 Step 1: Remove the Old Cartridge Oil Filter

• Place the vehicle on level ground. Remove the drain plug and drain the old oil into the pan.
• Locate the oil filter cap on the side of the engine (visible housing).
• Using the appropriate tool, remove the retaining bolt(s) securing the filter cap. Carefully remove the cap (note that residual oil may spill).
• Remove the old cartridge filter element from inside the filter cap.
• Thoroughly clean the sealing groove on the filter cap and the mounting surface with a clean rag, removing old seal ring residue.

🧽 Step 2: Install the New Cartridge Oil Filter

• Remove the new cartridge filter (0DM0-013200) from its packaging and check for any damage or deformation.
• ⚠️ Critical Step: Ensure the sealing ring is intact and properly seated in the filter cap's sealing groove — no twisting or protruding. Apply a small amount of clean engine oil to the sealing ring for lubrication.
• Install the new filter element into the filter cap in the correct orientation (pay attention to alignment guides to ensure proper seating).
• Align the filter cap with the mounting base and carefully push it in.
• Hand-thread the retaining bolt to ensure proper thread alignment.
• Use a torque wrench to tighten the bolt to 10–12 N·m (refer to your vehicle's service manual for exact specification).
• Tighten the drain plug and refill with the recommended amount of fresh engine oil.

✅ Step 3: Post-Installation Check

• Start the engine and let it idle for 1-2 minutes. Inspect around the oil filter cap for any leaks.
• Turn off the engine, wait a moment, and check the oil level on the dipstick. Top up if necessary.
• Check the area around the filter cap for any signs of leakage, confirming a secure installation.
• Record the mileage and date of this service for future maintenance reference.

💡 Cartridge Oil Filter Replacement Key Points

• Always ensure the sealing ring is properly seated in the groove — this is critical for preventing oil leaks.
• Ensure the sealing ring is fully seated without twisting or deformation.
• Do not overtighten the filter cap bolt, as this can damage the housing or seal.
• If you are not experienced with mechanical repairs, we recommend having this installed by a professional technician.