AMSOIL Oil Filters Are Coming Back — Here’s What You Need to Know

If you’ve been trying to order AMSOIL oil filters over the past few months and kept hitting dead ends, you’re not alone — and now we finally have some good news. We first covered the shortage back in June — here’s that post if you want the backstory on what caused it.

Here’s the short version: one of AMSOIL’s filter manufacturing partners unexpectedly shut down production. This wasn’t a small supplier — they served a large chunk of the entire filter market, so the ripple effect hit a lot of brands, not just AMSOIL — Toyota and Nissan were rationing motor oil around the same time. AMSOIL got to work sourcing new manufacturing partners, spent the interim qualifying vendors, validating performance, and getting a new factory tooled up. That process is done. Filters are on their way back.

This is actually a case where the disruption is going to result in a better outcome long-term — AMSOIL controls more of its supply chain now than it did before.

AMSOIL Oil Filter Availability — What’s Back and When

AMSOIL released a projected availability list as of July 22, 2026 for their EA Oil Filters. Keep in mind these are projected dates — actual availability will vary. It also takes five to nine days to fully stock all distribution centers, so you may see it available in one region before another.

A handful of filters have a temporary supply coming in first, then a gap before they return permanently — those are noted below.

Product CodeProjected Availability
EA15K01Available Now
EA15K02First Week of August
EA15K03Available Now
EA15K04First Week of August
EA15K05Third Week of August
EA15K06Second Week of August
EA15K07Available Now
EA15K08Available Now
EA15K09First Week of August
EA15K12First Week of August
EA15K13First Week of August
EA15K19First Week of August
EA15K20First Week of August
EA15K28Available Now
EA15K29First Week of August
EA15K32Available Now
EA15K35Available Now
EA15K37Available Now
EA15K38Available Now
EA15K39Discontinued
EA15K43First Week of August
EA15K49First Week of August
EA15K50First Week of August
EA15K51First Week of August
EA15K53First Week of August (temporary), then End of September
EA15K54First Week of August
EA15K88End of September
EAHD2160Available Now
EAHD3000Available Now
EAHD3191Available Now
EAHD4005Available Now
EAHD9000End of September
EAO11Available Now
EAO15Available Now
EAO17First Week of August
EAO23First Week of August
EAO24Available Now
EAO26End of September
EAO34First Week of August
EAO42First Week of August
EAO52First Week of August
EAO55Available Now
EAO59First Week of August
EAO64Available Now
EAO80Available Now
EAO98First Week of August
EAO99First Week of August (temporary), then End of September
EAOM103First Week of August (temporary), then End of September
EAOM103CAvailable Now
EAOM109Available Now
EAOM134Available Now
EAOM134CAvailable Now
EAOM135First Week of August
EAOM135CAvailable Now
EABP90Temporarily replaced by WIX WL11042 (SL11042)
EABP100Temporarily replaced by WIX WL11042 (SL11042)
EABP110First Week of August
EABP120Replaced by Donaldson P570027

What To Do If You Need a Filter Now

If your filter is showing “Available Now,” you can order through me directly or set up a Preferred Customer account to get wholesale pricing — just text SPEC to (651) 300-2010 and I’ll get you sorted.

If your filter isn’t back yet and your change interval is coming up, reach out. Depending on your application, there may be a cross-reference or interim option — like the WIX cross-reference for EABP90 and EABP100 — and I’d rather help you figure that out than have you miss a change or use something that doesn’t fit right.

AMSOIL will be posting regular updates as inventory rolls in. I’ll keep sharing those here as they come. If you want a heads-up when your specific AMSOIL oil filter is back in stock, just reach out and I’ll put you on the list.

— Josh | Mill City Synthetics
📱 Text SPEC to (651) 300-2010

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