Yes. There are instances where the wrong filter can be installed.
The light means low oil pressure. It can be you installed the wrong filter or the filter is defective. It can mean the oil pressure sending unit is defective and it can also mean the oil pump is failing.
Some oil filters have a check valve in them. Perhaps you have the wrong filter on the car? Your car may not take the filter with the check valve. Also check to see if someone who did the oil change didn't leave the old oil filter rubber ring on the housing and then installed the new filter on top.
If the casing is spilt a filter will leak an incorrectly installed filter will also leak.
Wrong size filter for the engine, filter too tight or too loose, filter has a hole in it, or gasket not oiled before installation thus causing it to leak. The old gasket could have been left on the engine thus causing a leak with 2 gaskets installed.
You probley installed the filter wrong. Remove the transmission pan and check the filter.
wrong oil filter , bad oil filter gasket
you dont... ther is no oil filter... Wrong.
wrong filter with wrong thread pattern.
New oil and a filter. Metric Socket and ratchet, and possibly a filter wrench if the filter was installed by an amateur who put it on too tight.
If you mean that you changed oil , then RAN THE ENGINE with the old oil filter installed , then changed the oil filter , you just mixed the dirty oil in the old engine oil filter with the new oil that was just put in . So , not the best thing to do
oil gallery plug not installed or a bad oil filter bypass valve
Here are a few reasons for oil to spray from the filter area:The gasket from the old filter was stuck on the oil filter housing and was not removed before the new filter was installed.The new filters gasket is not seated correctly on the oil filter housing.No Oil filter gasket was installed with the new oil filter.Defective Oil Filter and/or Gasket.Oil Filter Housing came lose from the engine block or mounting surface.