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Originally Posted by ZeeOSix A difference of 3 PSI in the bypass valve setting isn't going to hurt anything. Just because a MANN cross reference showing one not having an ADBV may or may not mean the OEM also doesn't have one. Have you looked at both with your own eyes? Both of the Fram cross...

Guys, if the MANN specs match to the OEM specs, here is what I gather. The JEY0-14-302-9A equivalent is the older filter for non-Skyactiv engines. It has a bypass valve pressure of around 14 - 15 PSI and it has an ADBV. The PE01-14-302B-9A equivalent is one of the models used for Skyactiv...

I just checked at the MANN website, couldn't search by the filter codes but searched by the compatible models instead. I think this is MANN's alternative to JEY0-14-302-9A, the bypass valve pressure is 1 bar and it has an anti-drain back valve...

Originally Posted by mattwithcats JEY0-14-302-9A Is Fram 7317, PE01-14-302B-9A Is Fram 6607, Same base, same bypass pressure... The JEY0-14-302-9A is just a little longer... My car uses the 6607, I put a 7317 on it myself... Are Fram specs identical to the OEM filters' specs though? I...

Originally Posted by ZeeOSix Originally Posted by blkvzgo They explained that whenever the correct filter is out of stock, they use JEY0-14-302-9A and never had a problem. I take it this is an Mazda dealership doing the work. If so, seems they wouldn't substitute a filter without knowing it...

Good day, everyone. Been a long-time reader of the forums, top notch knowledge gathered here, so decided to ask the community for help regarding an issue that's been bothering me. I own a 2016 Mazda 6 with the 2.5L Skyactiv engine. So far I have done 4 oil changes - at 1,000 km, 5,000 km...