Current prices at Repco Australia.
All four of these oil filters will fit your M100.
The two on the right are equivalents to the Ryco Z79A.
I have used both of the two Ryco jobbies on the left.
The PRODUCT DETAILS for the Ryco Z79AST explains that it is a soopar-doopar version of the Ryco Z79A.
I am sure that their blurb is all true, but you would have to analyse the oil that came out after an oil change to be sure.
Curious that the Proselect is cheaper than Repco’s own brand...
BdH
Australia
Thu 27-Nov-25 22:16
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Oil filters for Australia (and New Zealand?)
by BarryDalHerbert » Thu 27.11.2025, 12:16
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Re: Oil filters for Australia (and New Zealand?)
by RonR » Tue 02.12.2025, 12:00
Not sure if you can get them in the antipodes, but I use the K&N HP-1004.
It's difficult enough to get my hand down the back of the engine when changing the oil, and the filter has usually tightened itself over a couple of thousand miles, but the K&N has a handy 1" hex protrusion on the dome, just right to get a flat spanner on to loosen the filter.
It's difficult enough to get my hand down the back of the engine when changing the oil, and the filter has usually tightened itself over a couple of thousand miles, but the K&N has a handy 1" hex protrusion on the dome, just right to get a flat spanner on to loosen the filter.
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