Wix 51358(99)

Model 51358 is an engine oil filter used on select vehicles, but fitment depends on your exact year, engine, and trim. The easiest way to confirm is to use the vehicle fitment tool on the product page.

1. Add your vehicle (year/make/model/engine) to see if 51358 matches.
2. Check the compatibility badge for your saved vehicle.
3. Review specs on the listing (thread size, gasket diameter, overall height) and compare to your current filter.

Because manufacturers change engines mid-generation, the same body style may require different filters. If you’re servicing multiple vehicles, repeat the check for each one. When in doubt, follow your owner’s manual or the part number printed on your existing filter.

These part numbers are similar but not identical, and differences can affect fit and performance. Common variations include:

• Dimensions: overall height and can diameter.
• Gasket details: outside diameter and sealing surface location.
• Threads: size and pitch must match your engine’s mount.
• Bypass valve and media: design can vary by application.

To compare accurately, open each product page and review the listed specifications, then use the vehicle fitment tool to verify which one matches your exact year/engine. Swapping part numbers without checking can lead to leaks or improper filtration. If your current filter’s part number is available, cross-reference it to confirm the correct replacement before ordering.

Although both are spin-on oil filters, 51348 and 51358 typically serve different engine families. They may look alike but can vary in mounting threads, gasket size, and internal features. Rather than guessing, try this approach:

1. Identify your required part: Check your owner’s manual or read the number on your current filter.
2. Cross-reference: Use the product page to compare that number against 51348 and 51358.
3. Confirm fitment: Add your vehicle and look for the compatibility indicator.

If both numbers appear for your vehicle, compare the detailed specs and choose the one shown as compatible for your exact engine. When only one appears as compatible, that’s usually the right direction for your application.

Model 51348 fits select engines, but compatibility varies by year, trim, and engine option. To find out if it works for your vehicle, use the fitment tool on the product page.

1. Add your vehicle (year/make/model/engine) to see if 51348 is listed as compatible.
2. Check engine details: Some models have multiple engine choices within the same year.
3. Verify against your current filter: Match the part number or confirm specs like threads and gasket size.

When installing, lightly oil the new gasket and hand-tighten per your vehicle’s service guidance. If the tool indicates it doesn’t fit, explore other part numbers shown as compatible for your exact engine configuration.

Some listings offer shop-friendly multipacks, such as cases of 6 or 12. Here’s a quick way to find them and buy with confidence:

1. Search the product title for terms like “case” or “master carton.”
2. Confirm the exact part number on the case matches the single-filter number you use.
3. Verify fitment for each vehicle you service using the on-page tool.
4. Plan storage: Keep filters in their original boxes, stored upright in a clean, dry, temperature-stable area. Inspect rubber gaskets before use.

You can order online for pickup or delivery, depending on availability. Stocking a case can be convenient if you maintain multiple vehicles or service at regular intervals.