Best Fuel filter?
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Best Fuel filter?
Whats the best fuel filter?
I was going to get a mazda one but the local dealer wants $150 for the filter. What other options are there, or is the mazda one the best?
I was going to get a mazda one but the local dealer wants $150 for the filter. What other options are there, or is the mazda one the best?
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i know there is a web site for mazda oem parts, like a deler site w/ listngs on it. it would be interesting to find it, print it out and take it to them and ask why such a large mark up?
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Originally posted by rxrotary2_7
i know there is a web site for mazda oem parts, like a deler site w/ listngs on it. it would be interesting to find it, print it out and take it to them and ask why such a large mark up?
i know there is a web site for mazda oem parts, like a deler site w/ listngs on it. it would be interesting to find it, print it out and take it to them and ask why such a large mark up?
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http://www.growlerauto.com/GALLERY/1993-95rx7.htm
Gallery Group has it for $37.60. I've never ordered from them but I think other people have said they're ok.
Gallery Group has it for $37.60. I've never ordered from them but I think other people have said they're ok.
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Best Fuel filter?
I'm not sure if you guys are referring to the Walbro fuel pumps, but here's the link for em..
http://members.home.com/syclone/APE/fuelpump.html
http://members.home.com/syclone/APE/fuelpump.html
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$150.00 FUEL FILTER !!!!! Are YOU Crazy ???
Seriously way toooooo high. I've gotten mine a Discount Auto it's a Purolator brand and fits in stock location for only $22.00 Hope this helps... I'll try and find the part number it's listed in the filter book in the stores.
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I got the Purolator filter from Pep Boys and it replaced the stock one exactly. It was under $30. Do a search, I know I posted part numbers and prices.
$150?????
$150?????
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I believe the K&N filters down to 10 microns. Also beware if you buy this filter. If you don't clean the disc regularly it will clog up and damage the disc. I called K&N and talked to them about this after my filter failed.
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You sure they didn't think you meant pump? I paid 29.99 at my dealership about a month ago. I would check with the dealer one more time to make sure it is the filter they are talking about.
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Originally posted by Touring FD3S
You sure they didn't think you meant pump? I paid 29.99 at my dealership about a month ago. I would check with the dealer one more time to make sure it is the filter they are talking about.
You sure they didn't think you meant pump? I paid 29.99 at my dealership about a month ago. I would check with the dealer one more time to make sure it is the filter they are talking about.
I'll check with them again. Hopefully they were looking at the wrong part.
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The fuel filter is not an easy part to remove or replace so the K&N might be better but is it worth the trouble @ 5k miles? Not to me. I have always gone with OEM fuel filters because I think they are the best as far as lasting the longest and going a good job. There are just some parts that you would rather go OEM on.
www.rx7.com does sell the OEM piece cheap and I believe there is a fitment issue if you use thier own RP filter $25.
You get what you pay for.
www.rx7.com does sell the OEM piece cheap and I believe there is a fitment issue if you use thier own RP filter $25.
You get what you pay for.
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Originally posted by GsrSol
The fuel filter is not an easy part to remove or replace so the K&N might be better but is it worth the trouble @ 5k miles? Not to me. I have always gone with OEM fuel filters because I think they are the best as far as lasting the longest and going a good job. There are just some parts that you would rather go OEM on.
www.rx7.com does sell the OEM piece cheap and I believe there is a fitment issue if you use thier own RP filter $25.
You get what you pay for.
The fuel filter is not an easy part to remove or replace so the K&N might be better but is it worth the trouble @ 5k miles? Not to me. I have always gone with OEM fuel filters because I think they are the best as far as lasting the longest and going a good job. There are just some parts that you would rather go OEM on.
www.rx7.com does sell the OEM piece cheap and I believe there is a fitment issue if you use thier own RP filter $25.
You get what you pay for.
i have its the bigest pos ive ever seen...its basically a roll of toilet paper wraped around an alumium tube..i dont understand how it flowed ****..let alone filter anything...i cant belive mazda would uses that pos....
oem is not always best imho..but theres not much in the way of up grades for this part...every 5k seems alot..but im **** abt matinece..once u put the k&n in its not that hard to get the filer..prob like a 20min job start to finish....
but isnt it the same filter as on a miata? only we flow 2x as much fuel..?
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