View Poll Results: Which OEM Mazda Oil Filter do you use
N3Y6-14-302
0
0%
B6Y1-14-302
4
23.53%
B6Y2-14-302
1
5.88%
B6Y0-14-302
0
0%
Other OEM Oil filter
1
5.88%
Some other non OEM filter because I didn't read the title of the thread
11
64.71%
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01-04-04, 09:19 AM
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OEM Filter Users
Just wondering which one of these OEM filters you people use. And if you know anything about them if one is better than the other yadda yadda.
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I might pick up a few for my TII as I will be doing a lot of oil changes in the near future.
01-04-04, 10:48 AM
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i use B6Y1's We get them strait from Mazda as well.
The Oil filters we install on customers cars are also small and very easy to install. Many do not know, but the Mazda OEM filter is one of the best.
Wonder what the part # diff means between your filter and mine Turbonut ?
-Markus
i use B6Y1's We get them strait from Mazda as well.
The Oil filters we install on customers cars are also small and very easy to install. Many do not know, but the Mazda OEM filter is one of the best.
Wonder what the part # diff means between your filter and mine Turbonut ?
-Markus
01-04-04, 11:31 AM
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I use B6Y1-14-3O2-9 when I can get them and B6Y1-14-3O2-9A when I can't
And added other filters catagory
And added other filters catagory
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01-04-04, 02:57 PM
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B6Y1-14-3O2-9 when I can get them and B6Y1-14-3O2-9A
What does the 9 and 9A mean?
I know the B6Y1 and B6Y2 are made by different contracting companies, one in Japan and one over here in the states.
01-04-04, 07:56 PM
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Originally posted by casio
are those the ones that are actually Ford ?
are those the ones that are actually Ford ?
01-04-04, 08:47 PM
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they all should superceed to b6y2-14-302 something, if you are buying from a mazdausa sourced parts dealer.
b6y1-14-302 is what is available in the rest of the world
n3y6 is a vintage part number, it was superceeded by the b6y1 before the fd was introduced.
the japanese filters are made by toyo roky (sp?)
and the us filters are made by tennex, who had a hard time making it so the filters would screw on in 97-98 when they were phased in.
i use the tall filters, g6yo (tennex) or je15 (jdm)
b6y1-14-302 is what is available in the rest of the world
n3y6 is a vintage part number, it was superceeded by the b6y1 before the fd was introduced.
the japanese filters are made by toyo roky (sp?)
and the us filters are made by tennex, who had a hard time making it so the filters would screw on in 97-98 when they were phased in.
i use the tall filters, g6yo (tennex) or je15 (jdm)
01-04-04, 10:01 PM
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I used an OEM filter a couple changes ago, but I threw out the box so I can't say what the part number was. It was so tiny, I went back to a Mobil1 filter at the next change. There is just something about those teeny little filters I don't trust.
01-04-04, 11:34 PM
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Originally posted by Kai
I used an OEM filter a couple changes ago, but I threw out the box so I can't say what the part number was. It was so tiny, I went back to a Mobil1 filter at the next change. There is just something about those teeny little filters I don't trust.
I used an OEM filter a couple changes ago, but I threw out the box so I can't say what the part number was. It was so tiny, I went back to a Mobil1 filter at the next change. There is just something about those teeny little filters I don't trust.
01-05-04, 12:53 AM
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Yeah, but I that tiny OEM filter I had was stamped "Made in Mexico" IIRC. (or was it China?) I might run over to the dealer and pick up another just to get the P/N off it.
