Oil Filter Change is typically an entry on which type of inspection or record?

• A. Periodic Inspection record
• B. Roll-on method
• C. Extendable turret
• D. Foam, fuel, and mileage record

Answer: (A)

Oil filter changes are routine maintenance tasks that are documented as part of periodic inspections. Periodic inspections cover scheduled service actions to keep the aircraft in airworthy condition, including replacing components like the oil filter. Recording this work—date, hours, and the action taken—creates a clear maintenance history for the aircraft. The other options don’t align with a standard maintenance-record entry: a roll-on method isn’t a maintenance record, an extendable turret isn’t related to maintenance documentation, and a foam, fuel, and mileage record tracks different metrics rather than a specific service action. So, the oil filter change is typically entered on the periodic inspection record.