FD oil filter revisit post: OEM or ?
Originally Posted by DigDug
I've tried the PureOne filter, and being taller than the OEM filter, it interfered with the fast idle cam on my engine...
That's why I use PureONE #PL14612 (instead of PL14610). "612" is stock size and it can be purchased at any ADVANCED AUTO. For me, the nearest MAZDA dealership isn't real convenient.
....and it comes in a sick blue metal-flake
Last edited by Sgtblue; Jun 14, 2005 at 03:40 PM.
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From: Delaware
Originally Posted by FDNewbie
... OEM filters still are the best filters to use on these cars because of the one-way valves they have....
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fram ...
if a filter is not installed tight on some cars, frams are more prone to blow the rubber gasket, vs other filters. I laid down an oil slick with a fram (porsche924T) at summit point, and while installing new filter off track, several mentioned they had seal blow outs too, a least one was a honda. As I recall, in my case, fram seal was thicker and/or groove was not as deep as with others ... easier to blow out.
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Originally Posted by scratchjunkie
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/cata...5&partGroup=20
$2.11 for oem filters
i ordered a box full a couple months ago.
$2.11 for oem filters
i ordered a box full a couple months ago.
Any problems using them?
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