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Prices may varyThis product ranks #19 of 28 in Engine Air Filter.Three above it ↓
Last reviewed July 17, 2026
TL;DR A washable oiled cotton gauze drop-in for the 2.4L K24W engine only, cross-referenced directly on K&N's own product page to Honda OEM 172205PHA00 (17220-5PH-A00), with a stated 75,000-mile cleaning interval. K&N's horsepower claim is unverified for this specific SKU, and the filter does not fit other engine variants that use a different OEM air-filter part number.
The 33-5063 is a 4-layer oiled cotton gauze panel filter that drops into the factory air box of the 2.4L K24W engine, replacing Honda OEM part 172205PHA00 (17220-5PH-A00). That cross-reference appears directly in K&N's own product-page Cross References table, not just on a third-party retailer chart. K&N states a 75,000-mile cleaning interval under normal highway driving on both its own product page and the Amazon listing; no accessible community source documented a completed multi-cycle cleaning history for this exact SKU at review time. K&N's own page cites "Up To 99% Efficiency" for this filter, but no ISO 5011 or SAE J726 test standard is named to support that figure, and no independent third-party test was found. The manufacturer markets increased horsepower and acceleration; no independent dyno test isolating this drop-in filter was found to confirm or contradict that claim.
Right pick for an owner whose vehicle uses the 2.4L K24W engine (confirmed against Honda OEM part 17220-5PH-A00) who wants to stop buying disposable filters over a long ownership horizon and is comfortable with an occasional cleaning and re-oiling step. The direct manufacturer cross-reference, backed independently by the OE part's own genuine-parts catalog page and two independent retailer confirmations, makes fitment risk low for this exact engine. Skip if your vehicle uses a different engine: other variants of the same model years use a different OEM air-filter part number, so the 33-5063 does not fit them. Also skip if you would rather wait for independent dyno and multi-cycle cleaning data to accumulate before committing to a performance filter.
Passive replacement component; no chemical exposure pathway during installation or removal, and no SDS applies. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning on K&N's own product page (the standard automotive-component label), reflected as a small accessory health adjustment rather than a use-phase exposure hazard. The environment score of 6 reflects the washable reusable lifecycle credited for its structural waste reduction and recyclability advantage over a disposable filter, held back from the top of the reusable range because no community-confirmed multi-cycle mileage data was accessible for this specific SKU. Filter cleaning and re-oiling with a K&N Recharger kit involves a solvent cleaner and petroleum-based oil; review that product's safety data separately for PPE guidance.
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No. It fits the 2.4L K24W engine only, cross-referenced directly on K&N's own product page to Honda OEM part 172205PHA00 (17220-5PH-A00). Other engine variants of the same model years use a different air box and a different Honda OEM part number, so this filter does not fit them. Check your engine's OEM air-filter part number before buying, not just your model year.
It replaces Honda OEM air filter part 172205PHA00 (17220-5PH-A00). This cross-reference appears directly on K&N's own product page's Cross References table, and independently on the Amazon listing's spec sheet and on Honda's own genuine-parts catalog page for that exact part number.
K&N's own listing and product page both state a 75,000-mile cleaning interval under normal highway driving, roughly once every 5 years at 15,000 miles a year. No accessible community source documented a completed multi-cycle cleaning history for this exact filter at the time of this review, so the service-life score reflects that evidence gap rather than the manufacturer's stated interval alone.
No documented reports specific to this filter were found in the sources checked for this review. MAF sensor oil migration is a known, general trade-off of oiled cotton gauze filters when over-oiled during cleaning; if it concerns you, re-oil sparingly and let it penetrate before reinstalling, or choose a dry synthetic reusable or an OEM-spec disposable filter instead.
Yes. K&N's own product page carries a posted California Proposition 65 warning for this SKU, even though the cached Amazon listing does not show one. Because a manufacturer's own live warning is never cleared by a silent third-party listing, this review treats the warning as active. It reflects a standard automotive-component label, not a use-phase exposure hazard: the filter itself has no chemical contact pathway during normal installation or removal.
Marketing copy from K&N, via Amazon. Not editorial.
Per manufacturer cross-reference. Verify on Amazon before purchase.
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