I've been using the Harley filters for 6 years now on four different Harleys. Not a single problem with the filters. Of course, I change my fluids every 5K miles religiously.

 

Yep. Harley filter: just make sure that pimply faced kid behind the counter gives you an EVO filter not a TC filter.

EDIT: PS: I change my oil every 3000, religiously.

 

Is there a difference??

Also would anyone know the correct Harley part # for my 1995 FXDL?

 

I use a Harley filter. I might seem like an atheist, but I change my oil religiously.,,

 

13.24 each delivered http://www.ebay.com/itm/KN-K-N-Oil-F...65b7c7&vxp=mtr

I got lucky & bougt a 6 pack of 171c for 8 bucks each on ebay

 

Nothing but the best for me. FRAM!

 

YES, there is a difference. And I may be opening a can of worms here, but don't let anyone tell you that you that one filter fits all: TC & EVO. While they may physically fit, there is a different micron rating (filtering ability which affects flow) and drain back valve. Here are the EVO HD numbers:

Black 63805-80A
Chrome 63796-77A
Chrome 63813-90T (Extended Capacity)

If you have a Harley filter that is not one on the above, it's not a 30 micron.

They are available, and a decent dealer stocks the correct filter or they are available on line.

There are numerous threads that link to references citing the differences.

 

Fram is the equivalent of Spam

 

I love Spam. Sliced and pan fried! Yum...

 

Surprisingly, the most economical choice for me is an HD filter from my local dealer for $6.95.

There is an interesting (and long) oil filter article here.

http://www.calsci.com/motorcycleinfo/Filters.html