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Is the Mahle OC619 filter the same as the one my dealer shows on my invoice as "T114A0"?

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Zitat von BEARR im Beitrag #1

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shows on my invoice as "T114A0"?

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Which oil filter, then, do you use, Lee? Also, to do my own oil change I need to buy a Hex socket set (for the drain plug). To make sure the set includes one that fits the drain plug, could you tell me what size hex head that plug uses?

Thanks so much! Trying to learn here!

Zitat von BEARR im Beitrag #5

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Which oil filter, then, do you use, Lee?!

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Zitat von Lee im Beitrag #6

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Zitat von BEARR im Beitrag #5

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Which oil filter, then, do you use, Lee?!

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I use both filters.
10mm hex for the engine oil drain
6 mm hex for the final drive fill
T45 torx for the final drive drain

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Hi Bearrr,
Check an earlier thread (some things to do and others, possibly not!) but like many threads on here most are helpful.

Search for " Oil change, 2021 1250RS "

As far as oil filters, the numbers match against my invoice

My OE bmw oil filter from dealership - part number 11 42 7 721 779 and underneath is 517506-10 Mahle Austria.

Zitat von Dave H im Beitrag #8

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Hi Bearrr,
Check an earlier thread (some things to do and others, possibly not!) but like many threads on here most are helpful.

Search for " Oil change, 2021 1250RS "

As far as oil filters, the numbers match against my invoice

My OE bmw oil filter from dealership - part number 11 42 7 721 779 and underneath is 517506-10 Mahle Austria.

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Thanks, Dave! I'll do that. What oil filter wrench would you recommend, for getting the filter off?

Refer to the above, where I advised in the earlier thread :-

The oil filter tool I bought is 2016 (fitted my 2015 and 2017 RS's) is marked as C83.30.0.495.448 on my receipt and looks more like cheap gunmetal rather than aluminium item for my 2005 R1200ST, they are different.