Wrong oil filter??

[WiskyDan]

I ordered a full oil change kit from Amazon:

Amazon.com: YAMAHA 24' Boat OEM Oil Change Kit w/NGK Spark Plug Set- Jet Boat 4W Yamalube w/ 69J-13440-03-00 Filters for 2010+ AR240 SX240 HO/ 242 LIMITED/S/E-SERIES/ 242X/ 212SS/ 212X : Automotive

Buy YAMAHA 24' Boat OEM Oil Change Kit w/NGK Spark Plug Set- Jet Boat 4W Yamalube w/ 69J-13440-03-00 Filters for 2010+ AR240 SX240 HO/ 242 LIMITED/S/E-SERIES/ 242X/ 212SS/ 212X: Engine Oil - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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The oil filters that they list are the 69J-13440-03 and they sent me 69J-13440-04 instead. When I look up the 69J-13440-04 it says that this is the "new" part number and references 69J-13440-03 as the "old" part number:

Amazon.com: OEM Yamaha Oil Filter Element Assy; Oil Cleaner 69J-13440-04-00; 69J-13440-03-00, 69J134400400 : Automotive

Buy OEM Yamaha Oil Filter Element Assy; Oil Cleaner 69J-13440-04-00; 69J-13440-03-00, 69J134400400: Oil Filters - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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Anyone replace their oil filters lately that can confirm the part number?

 

[Zizzou 192]

Yamaha part numbers are decoded as follows:

The first section is the first model the part appeared in (69J)

The second section denotes the actual part # (13440)

The last part is the number of revisions to the part (03)

There is actually a newer revised version of that one that ends in 04.

Some may argue that the original version of that one (00) was the best since it had a cloth filter in it and was made in Japan.

But yeah, it’s fine, the middle number is key.

...And if anyone remembers what kind of vehicle 69J was that would be cool!

 

[WiskyDan]

@Zizzou 192 A belated thank you for your reply.