Best oil filter?
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Mazda filter, and 10/30 havoline or castrol. You are probably asking to get flamed though, so I'll say that there is plenty of info already on here. Just do a search.
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Use the OEM oil filter. It has some sort of valve in it that almost all of the after market units do not have. I forget what it does, but you can find other threads to explain it. As for the oil, there is way too much debate on what kind of oil to use. Do some research. Most of us do not want to see that dead horse of a debate done on the forum again. Just make sure that you are changing the oil within the 3,000 mile rule.
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Not to mention they also come with the throw-away crush washer that you need to replace on your drain plug. Also use Mobil1 Synthetic. Yes, I know what the manual says, but from what has been recommended and what I've been reading online, it's acually better than fossil oils.
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Purolator PUR-ONE, Mobil 1, and K&N are also good "premium" filters. I use the bigger ones listed for older rotaries. Fram sucks. Purolator and AC Delco are the best of the cheapies.
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Not to mention they also come with the throw-away crush washer that you need to replace on your drain plug. Also use Mobil1 Synthetic. Yes, I know what the manual says, but from what has been recommended and what I've been reading online, it's acually better than fossil oils.
Not to mention they also come with the throw-away crush washer that you need to replace on your drain plug. Also use Mobil1 Synthetic. Yes, I know what the manual says, but from what has been recommended and what I've been reading online, it's acually better than fossil oils.
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Originally posted by maxcooper
Purolator PUR-ONE, Mobil 1, and K&N are also good "premium" filters. I use the bigger ones listed for older rotaries. Fram sucks. Purolator and AC Delco are the best of the cheapies.
-Max
Purolator PUR-ONE, Mobil 1, and K&N are also good "premium" filters. I use the bigger ones listed for older rotaries. Fram sucks. Purolator and AC Delco are the best of the cheapies.
-Max
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I use the OEM and it works fine. The thing that pisses me off when I buy the filters is that they charge me 4 bucks for the filter and 2.13 for that damn crush ring washer!!!!! Jesus Christ Id make my own!!!!! But Iam lazy so I dont. Also I use Valvoline Vr-1 Racing oil 20/50 but I might soon go to mobile 1 synthetic because of the info that people have been saying lately!
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I use the premium purolater filter used on the 626 its slightly taller, I read the pur-one uses too much filter media and might restrict oil flow.I replace my oil and filter every 2k or less so expensive Mazda filters and synthetic oil dont make sense.Plus they dont add any extra engine life on a FD.
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http://www.frankhunt.com/FRANK/corve...lterstudy.html
Only use Purolator Pure ONE from a second gen. Read this study.
Only use Purolator Pure ONE from a second gen. Read this study.
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Yea read it, thats why you shouldnt use the pur-one it has too many pleats and might restrict oil flow.The premium purolater was rated just as good and I would rather give up 99% filtering performance, for better oil flow and slightly less filtering performance.
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Im about to change my oil, so i would like to know what oil filter i should use, which type of oil and how much, Thanks!
Im about to change my oil, so i would like to know what oil filter i should use, which type of oil and how much, Thanks!
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Purolator Pure One, the taller one for an MX-6. I posted all the model numbers for this and the fuel filter but since search is down I can't post a link.
The Pure One oil filter does have the valve everyone mentions and costs about $5. The fuel filter was less than $25.
The Pure One oil filter does have the valve everyone mentions and costs about $5. The fuel filter was less than $25.
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Originally posted by DamonB
Purolator Pure One, the taller one for an MX-6. I posted all the model numbers for this and the fuel filter but since search is down I can't post a link.
The Pure One oil filter does have the valve everyone mentions and costs about $5. The fuel filter was less than $25.
Purolator Pure One, the taller one for an MX-6. I posted all the model numbers for this and the fuel filter but since search is down I can't post a link.
The Pure One oil filter does have the valve everyone mentions and costs about $5. The fuel filter was less than $25.
Part number PL14620 for the PureOne
I think L14620 for the regular Purolator
and Fuel Filter F54803.
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Originally posted by juliof
Yea read it, thats why you shouldnt use the pur-one it has too many pleats and might restrict oil flow.The premium purolater was rated just as good and I would rather give up 99% filtering performance, for better oil flow and slightly less filtering performance.
Yea read it, thats why you shouldnt use the pur-one it has too many pleats and might restrict oil flow.The premium purolater was rated just as good and I would rather give up 99% filtering performance, for better oil flow and slightly less filtering performance.
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