Champion is a well-known producer of quality oil filters. High-quality parts and a margin of error that is as good as zero lie at the basis of their reputation. The French-American company can therefore boast a seriously good status in motor sports which goes back to the first Ford T-models from 1915.
Delivering maximum performance on and off the road is the basic objective today and their oil filters seem to do just that. Doing better than the standard and minimum requirements has become a constant.
Unique filtering paper impregnated with specific fibres gives the Champion oil filters a filtration capacity that guarantees carefree riding pleasure.
The oil filters can easily be replaced by yourself. They are made according to the specifications of the engine manufacturers, so a snug fit is ensured. Their main function is to filter harmful particles from the engine oil, which has a direct effect on the life and performance of your engine.
Most of Champion's external oil filters are available in either a black or chrome finish.
(Dis)assembly
Recommending the correct wrench for removing your current oil filter is difficult, because we don't know which brand or model is currently installed on your bike. Removing it is best done by hand, or with a universal wrench. In extreme cases - and we like to emphasize that - you can also remove the old filter by punching a screwdriver through it and use it as a wrench of sorts. We take no responsibility for any damage though.
Mounting the new oil filter is best done with this wrench. An universal wrench can also be interesting.
The reference of the corresponding filter can be found below.
| COMPETITOR XREF | |
|---|---|
| HF | HF147 |
| KN | KN-147 |
| OEM - Kymco | 1541A-LBA2-E00 |
| OEM - Yamaha | 5DM-13440-00 |
| Old Champion (<2011) | F307 |
