eddierotary

iTrader: (7)

i just got one today and man it looks smaller that the fram sure gard. i dont know of i got the right one or what the part No is B6Y1 14 302 9A but that what mazda had of part No for the turbo II engines. is that the right one? im asking because is cheaper that the tought gard and im kinda worry i got the wrong one. thanks

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

should be fine. the turbo engine uses the same filter as the non turbo and 12A

ZoomZoomH

yup that's the right one

if you want to use the big one you'll have to use the aftermarket ones like Purolator, Motorcraft, Wix, etc...

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

watch though for the ones with the internal valve. it holds oil and releases it when the engine is cranked. helps supply oil to the engine when it is cold to prevent premature wear on cold engines.

sa22c_Drifter

And it's that a bad thing???. Sorry I'm a newbie..., Im guessing it's not bad for a piston engine, but it is bad for rotaries??.

eddierotary

iTrader: (7)

nah im keeping this one, everybody that i know keeps telling me to getone so im using this now. thanks

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

no prob. just use it. the mazda filters are good quality

Hades12

Did you know that my 97 Honda Del Sol Uses the same Fram filter as the 12A.

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

you are kidding?!

web777

Yep, Honda filters will work with rotaries also!

RacerX7fb

Yes the filters are smaller now.. and work for all Mazda rotaries from 1979 to the present RENESIS

eddierotary

iTrader: (7)

i had a suzuki esteem taht used the same fram filter too

81Rex6port13b

losts of cars used the similar filters.

i remeber my neon used the same thread pattern and rubber o ring as a 4.0l jeep... lets just say thats on monster oil filter for that little 2.0 lol