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I had to use a mirror to see the part on the Z1 Jaguar#
SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE
OIL FILTER
16510-03G00


For the 07 Z1 Jaguar
WIX
51359


For the 2004 T660-
WIX
51348

Order WIX on line-
www.filter1.com

Great pricing and they have every WIX filter made-
You need to open a account with a business name like- "Bob's Auto Service" and your home address.
Orders over 50.00 free UPS shipping.

I have been using them for years. If you combine all your filters cars, trucks, sleds, bikes, tractors etc you can make 50.00 easy.
Just cross reference your factory filter part number in their cross reference look up for the right WIX filter.
As most of you know WIX is probably the best oil filter on the market and they show up at your doorstep!
HighPSI
If you want an OEM alternative for the 660's. A filter for a Suzuki Aerio (any engine) will work. The Grand Vitara and XL-7 V6 filters *may* work, but...they are taller and wider (more oil, cooling is a bonus!) and the turbos may have clearance issues. The Aerio is the same part as WIX 51348. The XL7 (no dash in the name, 07+) is completely different though (Cadillac motor, GM filter).

Any Suzuki car filter that doesn't say "GM" or "Daewoo" on it will work, whether the V6 filers will clear is another issue. All of Suzuki's filters have anti-drainback valves too, so its a non issue. Beware of cheaper filters using alternates of WIX numbers (61348, etc.) as they may not use anti-drainback valves. Stay away from FRAM and other crap, definitely stick with WIX if you go aftermarket.

I am a Suzuki automotive tech, but I just couldn't bring myself to use a car filter because, basically, it is an OLD FILTER. Hell, an 81 Dodge Omni 2.2 uses the same filter. I'm sure it's been updated along the way but my over-maintained sled is getting the motorcycle design. Sustained high pressure and filter bypass valve pressure are my concerns.
Mainecat
Just got a delivery of WIX's for the T660. They are just a bit taller than the standard Suzuki one. No problem though.
Big Gun
QUOTE(Mainecat @ Sep 29 2007, 07:49 AM) *
I had to use a mirror to see the part on the Z1 Jaguar#
SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE
OIL FILTER
16510-03G00

For the 07 Z1 Jaguar
WIX
51359

For the 2004 T660-
WIX
51348


NAPA filters are made by WIX- their 1359 and 1348 Gold filters would be exactly the same.
dukie
will this wix filter work on a turob as well? and if so will it be much different than the OE cat filter.
Mainecat
QUOTE(dukie @ Oct 28 2007, 07:36 PM) *
will this wix filter work on a turob as well? and if so will it be much different than the OE cat filter.


The WIX number I posted for the 660 is the turbo. It is a 1/4" taller than the Suzuki filter.
dukie
I am sorry I meant a 06 t660 turbo? I know that is for a 04 or are they the same?
Mainecat
QUOTE(dukie @ Oct 29 2007, 06:55 PM) *
I am sorry I meant a 06 t660 turbo? I know that is for a 04 or are they the same?


same filter
kopeck
Funny. When I crossed the filter for my T660 Turbo I got 51359, not 51348. Anyone know what the difference is? I'm not going to blow up my poor T660 if I spin it on, right. :-P


I have two 4-Strokes, a turbo and a non-turbo so I'm going to have to get another filter anyway. I'll get a 51348 and see if I can see visual differences.

K
kopeck
Well...

The 51359 is smaller then the 51348 to the tune of about 3/16 narrower and a half inch shorter.

All in all the smaller 51359 looks a lot more like the filter that on my machine (04 T660 turbo) then the 51348. I'll see which base (width) is the closes when I change the oil.

If 51384 is the ticket (which is the correct cross) then anyone with a Jag need a filter? :-P

K
Vince
QUOTE(HighPSI @ Oct 13 2007, 09:43 PM) *
If you want an OEM alternative for the 660's. A filter for a Suzuki Aerio (any engine) will work. The Grand Vitara and XL-7 V6 filters *may* work, but...they are taller and wider (more oil, cooling is a bonus!) and the turbos may have clearance issues. The Aerio is the same part as WIX 51348. The XL7 (no dash in the name, 07+) is completely different though (Cadillac motor, GM filter).

Any Suzuki car filter that doesn't say "GM" or "Daewoo" on it will work, whether the V6 filers will clear is another issue. All of Suzuki's filters have anti-drainback valves too, so its a non issue. Beware of cheaper filters using alternates of WIX numbers (61348, etc.) as they may not use anti-drainback valves. Stay away from FRAM and other crap, definitely stick with WIX if you go aftermarket.

I am a Suzuki automotive tech, but I just couldn't bring myself to use a car filter because, basically, it is an OLD FILTER. Hell, an 81 Dodge Omni 2.2 uses the same filter. I'm sure it's been updated along the way but my over-maintained sled is getting the motorcycle design. Sustained high pressure and filter bypass valve pressure are my concerns.


I ran my 04 T660 two seasons 8,000 miles using FRAM #PH 4967, no problems I sold the the sled to my brother in law, should I tell him to switchClick to view attachment
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