Honda BR-V Air Filter 17220-55A-Z01 for compatible Honda BR-V models. Check your vehicle’s model year, engine and OEM number before ordering.
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The Honda BR-V Air Filter 17220-55A-Z01 is an engine air cleaner element listed for selected Honda vehicles. Its function is to filter dust, dirt and other airborne particles before they enter the engine through the air intake system. Clean intake air supports normal combustion and helps protect engine components from abrasive contaminants.
The filter sits inside the engine’s air cleaner housing. As the vehicle is driven, dust and debris gradually collect in the filter material. Regular inspection and replacement according to the vehicle manufacturer’s maintenance schedule help maintain effective air filtration.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Engine Air Filter Element |
| Brand | Honda |
| OEM Part Number | 17220-55A-Z01 |
| Part Description | Air Cleaner Element |
| Main Application | Selected Honda BR-V models |
| BR-V Year Reference | 2017–2024 listings; verify exact fitment |
| Other Listed Applications | Selected Honda HR-V and City models |
| Installation Location | Engine air cleaner housing |
| Main Function | Filters dust and airborne particles |
Part number 17220-55A-Z01 is listed for selected Honda BR-V applications. Listings include BR-V models from approximately 2017 onward, with catalogue ranges varying by market and source.
The same part number is also listed for selected Honda HR-V and Honda City applications. These additional applications can vary by engine, generation, production year and destination market, so do not assume that every vehicle from these model ranges uses this filter.
Before ordering, compare the part number printed on your existing filter with 17220-55A-Z01. If you are unsure, confirm fitment using the vehicle’s chassis number, engine details or Honda parts catalogue.
The engine needs clean, filtered air for normal operation. During driving, dust and debris accumulate in the filter media. A dirty or clogged filter may restrict airflow, while a damaged or incorrectly installed filter may allow contaminants to enter the engine.
Vehicles driven frequently on dusty roads may need more frequent inspections. Follow the maintenance schedule for your particular vehicle and replace the filter when required. Correct installation helps ensure air passes through the filter rather than bypassing it.
Check the OEM number on your existing filter or consult a parts catalogue using your vehicle’s model, production year, engine and chassis details. Do not rely on appearance alone, because filters for different applications can look similar but have different dimensions.
The OEM part number identifies the specified component but does not independently prove the authenticity of the item in stock. Confirm supplier documentation and packaging before advertising the physical product as genuine.