This guide contains the aftermarket filter cross references for the OEM filters on the Kubota RTV XG8650 Sidekick. This is a really easy machine to work on, and you can save a ton of money by doing routine servicing yourself. The XG850 is the newest offering in the Kubota UTV lineup, and is one of the few Kubota machines to use a gas engine. With electric power steering and a best in class turning radius, this UTV drives like it isn’t as big as it actually is. The massive cargo bed is rated to hold 1000lbs, and if that isn’t enough you can tow up to 2000lbs with the included automotive style ball hitch. This is a rugged workhorse that isn’t going to win any drag races, but it will be there to tow the sportier models back to the shop when they break down.
Kubota RTV XG850 Sidekick Oil Filter Cross Reference Part Numbers
OEM Kubota Oil Filter #: HH1J0-32430 (Check Price) Supersedes HH150-32430
Aftermarket Oil Filter Matches:
- WIX 51365 Check Price: WIX 51365
- K&N HP-1008 K&N HP-1008
- Baldwin B1400 Baldwin B1400
Kubota RTV XG850 Engine Oil Capacity: 4.0qts
Kubota RTV XG850 Engine Oil Type: 10w30, 5w30, 0w30, or 0w40
Check Price: Kubota SAE 10W-30 Engine Oil Part # 70000-10201 (1) Gallon
Kubota RTV XG850 Transmission Fluid Capacity: 2.6qt of Super UDT-2 Fluid
Check Price: Kubota Genuine OEM 1 Gallon Super UDT2 Trans-Hydraulic Fluid One Gallon 70000-40201
Kubota RTV XG850 Sidekick Outer Air Filter Cross Reference Part Numbers
OEM Kubota Air Filter #: 1G319-11212 (Check Price) Supersedes 1G319-11210
Aftermarket Air Filter Matches:
- Baldwin RS30273 Check Price: Baldwin RS30273
- WIX WA10428 WIX WA10428
- CF CFA11210 CF CFA11210
Kubota RTV XG850 Sidekick Inner Air Filter Cross Reference Part Numbers
OEM Kubota Air Filter #: K7591-82360
Aftermarket Air Filter Matches:
- CF SFA8236S Check Price: CF SFA8236S
- WIX WA10430
- NotonParts K7591-82360 NotonParts K7591-82360
We hope this Kubota RTV XG850 Sidekick filter cross reference information makes it a little easier to service your UTV. There aren’t many filters on this machine. The fuel filter is inside the tank, a design that many newer UTV’s are using. We aren’t big fans of this design, but it seems to be working out ok. You need to replace the whole assembly to change it out, and isn’t part of the routine maintenance schedule, so we didn’t include it in this guide. Thanks for reading and supporting our site!