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Old 01-31-02, 11:29 PM
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Oem Oil Filter

Whats w/ the little ring that comes w/ the oil filter? Is that for 2nd gens?
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I think you mean the crush washer. It goes on the drain plug. Throw away the one that's currently on there.
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are you talking about the washer? I know that they sometimes give me a washer when I buy an oil filter for my Fd....its for the oil drain plug.
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If it is taped on the box....it is for your drain plug. Normally they charge you for it...I guess it was a consoldation prize.
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Yeah they did charge me for it. Can I buy a filter w/out it?
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You should always replace the washer EVERY oil change.

Hey, did you know that the OEM filter are now made by Purolator? I had just bought a set of them....they are all Mazda badged...
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Originally posted by jmseven
You should always replace the washer EVERY oil change.

Hey, did you know that the OEM filter are now made by Purolator? I had just bought a set of them....they are all Mazda badged...
I always buy Purolator filters for mine since there's no mazda dealer near by (that and they're only on about 1000 miles, so who cares). I went in today to buy one and noticed all of a sudden they have the the PureOne filters (the expensive ones) to fit our cars, so I figured what the heck. When I got home I was reading the box and saw where it said "replaces mazda (part number here)." I dont know if there was a point to this post, but yeah, I thought it was cool.
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where can you buy these Purone or puralator filters? The local Kragen and pep boys only sell fram....
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"Pure One" Oil Filter, NOT "Purolator"

Purolator makes like three models of oil filters; low, medium, and high quality. Their "Pure One" model is the best! Get the "Pure One" Part# PL14622, $5.99 each for the FD3S. Don't get the other model Purolators.

I can't find the Pure One locally either so I order them over the Internet from PartsAmerica.com. Get 5 or 6 at a time since you should replace them every 2000 miles. Here's the link:

http://www.partsamerica.com/
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Originally posted by REDLINE
where can you buy these Purone or puralator filters? The local Kragen and pep boys only sell fram....
Try Discount Auto Parts. That's where I got mine. The part number is L14622 for the standard filter, and the Pure One is number PL14622. I was told by a tuner one time (not mentioning names) that it doesn't really matter which filter you get as they're only on for about 2000 miles. I was even told that if I ran the Mazda filter that I could change it every other filter change. I usually run the standard Purolator filter and change it everytime, mostly cause it's only $2.99 so who cares, but decided since I was going crazy changing plugs, fuel filter, ect, that I'd go all out.
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Has anyone used the purolator L14459 on their FD?
its meant for the FC, its bigger in size.
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The Pure One's look good under the hood. They're metallic blue. I get mine at Advanced Auto in Michigan.
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i just buy the smallest one they sell.. that fits my 7... smaller filters raise oil pressure slighty
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That is true....you should replace the washer for the drain plug everytime you change the oil. I know a few guys that don't and claim you don't have to....but I worked in a dealership for a while so I got used to doing it for the policy of the company.
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Originally posted by Pumped
Has anyone used the purolator L14459 on their FD?
its meant for the FC, its bigger in size.
I have been using the Pure One oil filter (PL14459) on my FD for as long as I can remember. I like the anti-drainback feature on these oil filters, to keep oil in the filter when the car is off. I don't notice a lower oil pressure. I have always been happy with it. Some have the ASP or Greddy elbows on their cars and can't use the 2nd gen size oil filters on their FDs.
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Originally posted by Pumped
Has anyone used the purolator L14459 on their FD?
its meant for the FC, its bigger in size.
This is the one I use also; PL14459; excellent filter, no grainy feel to the oil when switched to this filter.
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The Pure One PL14622 does not have the anti-drainback feature. I'll post a scan later.
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Scans in different thread.
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Originally posted by PVerdieck
The Pure One PL14622 does not have the anti-drainback feature. I'll post a scan later.
Mine says they do... U must be talking about the cheaper L14622, not the PL14622 Pure One. I'll look for the other tread for scan...
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