Porsche Macan Oil Filter Part Number: Complete Guide for All Models

If you own a Porsche Macan, you already know that keeping up with maintenance is key to preserving performance and reliability. One of the most routine yet critical jobs is an oil change, and that starts with the right oil filter. Using the wrong filter can lead to poor filtration, reduced oil pressure, or even engine damage. This guide provides the exact Porsche Macan oil filter part number for every engine option across model years, along with practical advice on where to buy and how to install the correct filter.

Why the Correct Oil Filter Matters

The oil filter in your Macan does more than just catch debris. It maintains proper oil flow, protects the engine from wear, and helps the oil cooling system work efficiently. Porsche engineers designed the filter housing and bypass valve specifications to match the oil pump output and engine clearances. A non-OEM or incorrect aftermarket filter may not meet those specs, leading to restricted flow or inadequate filtration. For a turbocharged engine like the Macan’s, the stakes are even higher. Turbochargers generate extreme heat and require clean oil at all times. The right filter ensures the oil stays clean and flows properly.

Porsche Macan Oil Filter Part Numbers by Engine

The Macan has been sold with several engine variants since its introduction in 2014. Each uses a different oil filter. Below are the OEM part numbers for each engine type.

2.0-Liter Turbocharged Four-Cylinder (2015–Present)

• Engine code: EA888 (Gen 3 and Gen 4)
• OEM oil filter part number: 958 107 561 00 (also listed as 95810756100)
• Also known as: Mann-Filter HU 719/10 x (OEM supplier)
• Notes: This filter is a cartridge type with a plastic housing cap. The filter element is replaceable. Some later models (2022+) may use a slightly revised part, but 95810756100 remains the primary number. Always double-check with your VIN if unsure.

3.0-Liter Turbocharged V6 (Macan S, GTS, Turbo – 2014–2018)

• Engine code: 3.0T (MCT or later)
• OEM oil filter part number: 958 107 561 00 (same as 2.0L)
• Note: Porsche uses the same cartridge filter for the 3.0L V6 as the 2.0L four-cylinder. The filter housing and bypass are designed for the V6’s higher oil flow, but the element itself is identical. Confirmed by Porsche parts catalogs.

3.6-Liter Turbocharged V6 (Macan Turbo – 2015–2018)

• Engine code: 3.6T
• OEM oil filter part number: 958 107 561 00 (again, same cartridge)
• Note: Yes, the 3.6L Turbo also uses the same filter as the smaller engines. This simplifies maintenance for owners with multiple Macans.

2.9-Liter Twin-Turbo V6 (Macan S, GTS – 2019+ and Macan Turbo – 2019+)

• Engine code: EA839
• OEM oil filter part number: 958 107 561 00
• Note: Porsche switched to the 2.9L twin-turbo V6 in 2019 for Macan S, GTS, and Turbo. Despite being a different engine, it still uses the same oil filter as the previous generation. This is a common part across the entire Macan lineup.

Macan Turbo (2020+) – No Change

• Same part number: 958 107 561 00

Summary: Regardless of model year or engine, the official Porsche oil filter part number for the Macan is 958 107 561 00. However, there is one exception: early 2014 Macan S models with the 3.0L V6 built before a certain date might have used a different filter, but that is rare. Always confirm with your VIN or the old filter.

Genuine vs. Aftermarket Filters

While the OEM filter is made by Mann+Hummel (Mann-Filter), you can buy the same filter under the Mann brand (HU 719/10 x) at a lower price. Other reputable aftermarket brands like Bosch (Filter 0 986 452 092), Mahle (OX 405D), or Hengst (E91H D103) also offer compatible filters. However, stay away from no-name cheap filters. The Macan’s oil system demands a filter with a high-quality media and a reliable bypass valve. Aftermarket filters that aren’t listed as OEM-equivalent may cause issues with the plastic housing or O-ring fitment.

Where to Buy the Correct Filter (Without Marketplaces)

• Porsche dealership parts counter: The safest choice, though you’ll pay a premium. You can call ahead and give them your VIN to ensure the right filter.
• Independent European auto parts stores: Many carry Mahle, Mann, or Bosch filters for less than dealer price. Ask specifically for “Macan oil filter part number 95810756100” to avoid confusion.
• Online parts retailers (specialty sites): Websites like FCP Euro, Pelican Parts, or Turner Motorsport (if they carry Porsche) sell genuine and OEM filters. They often include the filter housing O-ring and crush washer if needed.
• Local auto parts chains (O’Reilly, AutoZone, NAPA): They can order a compatible filter, but not all stock it. NAPA’s ProSelect filters are sometimes rebranded Mann filters. Check the part number compatibility.

Important: Always buy the correct O-ring for the filter cap. The part number for the O-ring is 958 107 561 00 (it comes with the filter in some packages). If you buy the filter separately, you may need to order the O-ring separately: 993 107 581 00 (seal for cap). Without a fresh O-ring, you risk leaks.

How to Verify You Have the Right Filter

Before installing, compare the new filter to the old one. The dimensions should be identical:

• Height: approx. 4.5 inches
• Outer diameter: approx. 2.8 inches
• Center hole: approx. 1 inch
• Number of pleats: approximately 60-70

The filter should have a smooth, clean cut from the end caps. The bypass valve should open easily with a small screwdriver. If the filter feels flimsy or the media is loose, do not use it.

Installation Tips for DIYers

1. Gather tools: 36mm socket or adjustable wrench for the filter cap, oil drain pan, funnel, new oil, and crush washer for the drain plug.
2. Remove the engine cover (if necessary). The filter cap is at the front of the engine, driver’s side.
3. Important: The filter cap is plastic and torque-sensitive. Do not overtighten when reinstalling. Use a torque wrench set to 25 Nm (18 lb-ft) if available. Hand-tight is acceptable but be careful.
4. Replace the O-ring on the cap every time. Lubricate it with fresh oil before installation.
5. Fill with the correct oil (check your owner’s manual for viscosity; typically 0W-20 for 2.0L, 5W-30 for V6s).
6. Run the engine for a minute, then check for leaks at the filter cap and drain plug.

Final Recommendation

For your Porsche Macan, the official oil filter part number is 958 107 561 00. It fits every engine option from 2014 to the present. Stick to genuine Porsche or Mann-Filter HU 719/10 x for guaranteed performance. Avoid generic no-brand filters. Always replace the O-ring and buy from a reputable source. If in doubt, provide your VIN to the seller. A proper oil change with the right filter will keep your Macan running smoothly for years.