gonna change my fuel filter, do I have to use a new stock one or can I go aftermarket
gonna change my fuel filter, do I have to use a new stock one or can I go aftermarket
The reason I was asking was becuase i got a quote for a brand new stock one at NZ$100 which is like $70 US, is this a standard price all round or can I get aftermarket cheaper with the same performance??
I've never really seen any advantage to the Mazda filter over, say, a good Purolator filter from a parts store. Typical US price for a fuel filter is $25-30 or so.
I think the Mazda filter comes with the mounting bracket, whereas the aftermarket filter does not. But, I've yet to see a situation where the stock bracket wasn't usable or something.
Dale
I think the Mazda filter comes with the mounting bracket, whereas the aftermarket filter does not. But, I've yet to see a situation where the stock bracket wasn't usable or something.
Dale
Often times the OEM filters are made by companies who specialize in making filters, such as Bosch or Purolator. I'm 100% certain that Subaru oil and fuel filters are made by Purolator. I've heard rumors that the Mazda filters are also Purolator units, but I'm not sure of that. One thing I can guarantee you is that Mazda did not manufacture their fuel filters in-house, that would be a big waste of resources.
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