TVS Genuine Engine Oil Filter (Filter Complete / Filter Comp Engine Oil) for Apache RTR 150/160/180/200, Fiero & F2 – M1080540

M1080540 is the genuine TVS engine oil filter used across multiple Apache RTR and older TVS platforms. It protects your engine by trapping sludge/metal particles and helps maintain smooth, consistent oil flow between services.
Perfect for regular service intervals—especially if you ride in dust/traffic.

If your Apache (or TVS 150/160/180/200 platform) is due for service, the most ignored part is the oil filter—and that’s exactly what decides how clean your oil stays between intervals. TVS part number M1080540 is listed as “Filter Complete Engine Oil / Filter Comp Engine Oil” and is sold as a genuine TVS spare.

A clogged or poor-quality filter can cause dirty oil circulation, faster wear, and inconsistent lubrication during heat and high RPM. This genuine filter is meant to be replaced as per service schedule, especially if you do stop-go city riding, dusty routes, frequent short rides, or spirited Apache runs.

The biggest issue with marketplace listings is “fits all TVS” type claims. This listing fixes that: we show the actual model mapping provided by major sellers (Apache 150 disc/drum, Apache RTR disc, RTR EFI rear disc, RTR refresh new, plus Fiero/F2 variants).

If you’re unsure, match your old filter code (M1080540) or share a photo of your old filter/box label—Under The Hood will help confirm before dispatch.

KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS 

• Genuine TVS part: Engine oil filter M1080540

• Listed as Filter Complete Engine Oil / Filter Comp Engine Oil

• Designed for regular service replacement to keep oil cleaner for longer

• Helps reduce circulating sludge/particles that accelerate wear

• Supports smoother lubrication consistency during heat/high RPM riding

• Correct fitment for multiple Apache RTR 150/160/180/200 family models (see compatibility table)

• Sold as single piece (Qty 1) by major sellers

• Under The Hood packing + fitment support to avoid wrong orders

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Brand: TVS

• Part Number (MPN): M1080540

• Also Known As: Filter Complete Engine Oil / Filter Comp Engine Oil

• Category: Engine oil filter

• Quantity per pack/box: 1 (seller listed)

• Dimensions / micron rating / bypass valve spec: — not clearly specified in reliable public TVS sources found (no guesswork)

COMPATIBILITY SECTION

a) Confirmed Compatible Models

(Confirmed from a major parts retailer listing fitment for M1080540.)

TVS RONIN COMPATABLE

*Years/BS are not provided in the retailer/OEM lists we found, so they are intentionally left blank.

• Sellers also market M1080540 for Apache RTR 150/160/180/200 broadly; if your bike is one of these, confirm by matching your old filter code/shape before ordering.

 Not Compatible / Common Confusion

• Don’t assume this fits every TVS scooter/other engines—TVS uses multiple filter part numbers. Order only if your bike/service manual/old part matches M1080540.

VARIANTS

No variants recommended (single OEM part number).
If you later add a combo option, recommended Shopify variant name:

• Single Piece (1 Filter) 

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• 1 × TVS Engine Oil Filter – M1080540
  

INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE NOTES

• Replace oil filter during regular oil service (especially if riding in dust/traffic).

• Install at a workshop to ensure correct seating and no leaks.

• Always check oil level after start-up and inspect for seepage.

• If your engine uses an O-ring at the filter cover, inspect/replace it if hardened (prevents leaks).

FAQ 

Q1) What is M1080540?
It’s the TVS engine oil filter listed as “Filter Complete Engine Oil / Filter Comp Engine Oil.”

Q2) Will it fit Apache RTR 160 / 180 / 200?
It’s commonly sold for Apache RTR family, and major sellers list compatibility across multiple Apache RTR variants. Still, confirm by matching your old filter part code/shape before ordering.

Q3) Is this genuine TVS?
Yes—major dealers list it as TVS manufacturer part M1080540.

Q4) How many pieces will I receive?
Quantity is typically listed as 1 filter.

Q5) Should I change the filter every oil change?
Best practice is to follow the service manual interval. Many riders replace it with oil for cleaner lubrication, especially in harsh usage.

Q6) My bike is TVS Raider/Jupiter/NTorq—will it fit?
Not confirmed. TVS uses different filters across engines—don’t order unless your old filter is M1080540.

Q7) Can I install it at home?
Possible if you know the procedure and torque/sealing, but a workshop is safer to avoid leaks.

Q8) What if I’m unsure about fitment?
Send a photo of your old filter or service bill showing the part number—we’ll confirm before dispatch.