15613E0080 HINO ELEMENT OIL FILTER, Price: 40.32$, Weight: 0.854kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

HINO

15613E0080

ELEMENT OIL FILTER

422

0.854

 Dispatch 24h

40.32$

 

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Toyota
15613E0080 
FILTER SUB-ASSY, OIL
378
0.982
 Dispatch 24h
40.32$
 
HINO
15613E0080 
ELEMENT OIL FILTER
443
0.982
2-3
33.60$
 
Toyota
15613E0080 
FILTER SUB-ASSY, OIL
378
0.982
2-3
33.60$
 

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Toyota
1561378021 
FILTER SUB-ASSY, OIL
0
0.979
-
146.97$
Not Available
HINO
S156072390 
ELEMENT SET
0
0.72
-
104.97$
Not Available
Toyota
S156072390 
ELEMENT SET
0
0.72
-
56.69$
Not Available
HINO
S156072250 
OIL FILTER
0
0.944
-
56.27$
Not Available
HINO
1561378021 
ELEMENT, OIL FILTER
0
0.978
-
55.43$
Not Available
Toyota
S156072250 
OIL FILTER
0
0.982
-
49.35$
Not Available
VIC
C608 
OIL FILTER
0
0.904
4-5
14.44$
Not Available

Engine Oil Filter Element for Hino Applications

This cartridge-style lube filter keeps diesel oil clean in demanding truck duty. Built to OE dimensions for Hino housings, it traps soot and metal fines so the crank, cams, and turbo keep a strong oil film. Clean oil means stable oil pressure, quieter running, and longer engine life.

Why this part is needed ️

Diesel engines create contaminants from combustion and wear. The filter captures particles down to fine micron sizes, preventing abrasive paste from circulating. It helps maintain viscosity, reduces sludge, and protects bearings during cold starts and heavy loads.

How it works

Pleated cellulose/synthetic media surrounds a perforated core for high flow. A sealing O-ring locks the cap; an anti-drainback valve keeps the housing primed; a calibrated bypass opens only if media is restricted, ensuring oil supply during cold, high-Ξ”P moments. Design matches OE code 15613E-0080 for fit.

If the filter fails or is clogged ⚠️

Warning lamp flicker, noisy valvetrain, and metallic glitter on the dipstick may appear. A stuck-open bypass sends dirty oil to bearings and turbo, speeding wear. Stuck-closed can spike pressure, blow seals, or leak. Poor filtration raises fuel use and smoke, and shortens service life.

Service tips

Replace every 10–15k km (or per hours worked). Clean the housing, fit new O-rings, lightly oil seals, and torque the cap to spec. Prime if required, then check for leaks. Dispose of used oil and media responsibly.