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Mystery item with OEM oil filter..

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This was included with my Honda OEM oil filter. Any idea what it is? There is a pinhole which goes all the way through, and an 8mm hex recess on the other side.
Thanks
 
All of the Honda OEM filters, for cars and motorcycles, come skin wrapped in plastic with no room for anything but the filter. Was it really a Honda OEM filter?
 
No Idea, and I can't even imagine where a tiny 8mm wrench would be used when changing the oil. Maybe it's like the surprise toy inside a cracker jack box? thanks for posting!
 
All of the Honda OEM filters, for cars and motorcycles, come skin wrapped in plastic with no room for anything but the filter. Was it really a Honda OEM filter?
It was OEM, and it was wrapped in the shrink wrap around the filter, yes. It surprised me when it fell out as I cut the plastic and removed the filter. I had laid a piece of cardboard down and noticed when it fell.
 
Is there a corresponding hex head on the oil filter? It looks like a filter wrench

I use a car filter so I don't remember what the OEM filter looks like, but I know I've seen socket attachment points on the tops of many filters.
 
I am beginning to side with the idea that it was accidentally dropped into filter before it was wrapped...glad it fell out.
 
Is it rubber? Could it be a plug that goes in the threaded opening of the filter for protecting the threads and became dislodged? Seems redundant as the filter is shrink wrapped in plastic. I haven't bought an OEM filter as I use automotive filters which are easier to procure and are slightly longer in length.
 
Is it rubber? Could it be a plug that goes in the threaded opening of the filter for protecting the threads and became dislodged? Seems redundant as the filter is shrink wrapped in plastic. I haven't bought an OEM filter as I use automotive filters which are easier to procure and are slightly longer in length.
No, hard plastic, and I could find no correlation in size between filter and piece of plastic. Thanks though
 
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