Aftermarket Mazda Specific Oil Filters

[Baracoa]

Oil Filter - NAPA Gold​

Part # :
FIL 7002 (Wix 57002)
Product Line :
NAPA Gold Filters
Made In Mexico
No ADBV

Full Oil Filter Spin-On​

Part # :
ATM 2OMD007
Product Line :
Altrom
Important Info :
FULL Long Life OES Brand - FULL is an OEM Manufacturer
Made in Poland
Sold at NAPA
No ADBV

There are other brands that also fit Mazda but the ones above were specifically designed for Mazda vehicles.

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[dwendt44]

What's special about a Mazda filter?
The Fram catalog specs the usual Asian size 6607 filter for Mazda.
That would also mean that the larger sizes 3593A and 7317 might fit.

My 2¢

 

[PimTac]

The Thailand made Roki filters are excellent and reasonably priced. There is really no need to look elsewhere.

 

[Baracoa]

What's special about a Mazda filter?
The Fram catalog specs the usual Asian size 6607 filter for Mazda.
That would also mean that the larger sizes 3593A and 7317 might fit.

My 2¢

Not sure why Wix/Napa have a filter that is specifically made for Mazdas. But according to Mazda, the OE filters for the 2.5 Turbo and Non-Turbo engines are different and not interchangeable. Looks like Wix/Napa created one that is compatible with both OE.

 

[ZeeOSix]

Not sure why Wix/Napa have a filter that is specifically made for Mazdas.

Probably have the higher bypass valve setting like Mazda may specify on their OEM. That's really the only reason some of the aftermarket filter makers bumped up their bypass valve setting ... just to match the OEM bypass setting (even though it may not be necessary).

 

[Baracoa]

Probably have the higher bypass valve setting like Mazda may specify on their OEM. That's really the only reason some of the aftermarket filter makers bumped up their bypass valve setting ... just to match the OEM bypass setting (even though it may not be necessary).

Agree. I don't know what else could be different among all these filters.

 

[rojoes]

Agree. I don't know what else could be different among all these filters.

No drain back valve.... Although many aftermarket filters have them and will work fine...My car (2018 Toyota Yaris IA a Mazda II re-badge) uses that filter, currently using a Wix 57002 and I am very happy with it..

 

[RamFan]

This is overblown, fear mongering malarkey. I really wish this idea would die.

 

[haggler]

Ran M1 filters for nearly 2 years and OEM denso after that in my miata at the time. No difference at all. The Wix filter "made" for skyactiv is the mexico value oem part with a white can. With that said, the Thailand denso filters aren't bad. The only filter u must use is the 2.5 turbo OEM filter which bypass is different but the part number is as well. Not sure there is an aftermarket equivalent. The skyactiv NA motors all use the 6607 equivalent.

 

[Baracoa]

Ran M1 filters for nearly 2 years and OEM denso after that in my miata at the time. No difference at all. The Wix filter "made" for skyactiv is the mexico value oem part with a white can. With that said, the Thailand denso filters aren't bad. The only filter u must use is the 2.5 turbo OEM filter which bypass is different but the part number is as well. Not sure there is an aftermarket equivalent. The skyactiv NA motors all use the 6607 equivalent.

I agree. I think there isn't really a specific aftermarket filter for the Turbo engine although the Wix/Napa appears to be good for both, the turbo and non turbo engine, according to NAPA website.

 

[dwendt44]

I agree. I think there isn't really a specific aftermarket filter for the Turbo engine although the Wix/Napa appears to be good for both, the turbo and non turbo engine, according to NAPA website.

Same with the Fram catalog. They do spec a different air filter but they don't list a 'special' oil filter for the Turbo engines.


My 2¢

 

[yakiniku078]

The following is a brief summary of spec-compliant filter options and availability/pricing as of Feb 2022:

• White Label of the esteemed Wix 57002: Oreilly Microgard MGD57002: $4.99
• Mazda PE01-14-302A (Tokyo Roki - Made in Japan)
  • No longer easily obtained.
  • General internet sentiment is this is the ultimate in design and build quality, if you can obtain it.
• Mazda PE01-14-302B (Tokyo Roki - Made in Mexico)
  • No longer easily obtained.
  • Unfounded internet sentiment is this is a lower quality product.
• Mazda PE01-14-302A-MV (Mazda Value)
  • Justified internet sentiment is this is a lower quality product, shown in this BITG dissection thread:
  • https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/mazda-skyactiv-pe01-14-302a-mv-cut-open.316198/
• Mazda 1WPE-14-302 (Made in Thailand)
  • ~8.50 suggested price at Mazda dealerships. Your price may vary - The nicer you are, the higher likelihood they will give you a discount.
  • Cheaper online at various Mazda authorized parts distributors but typically with shipping costs.

In summary, if your vehicle is under warranty and you are risk averse, consider the Mazda 1WPE-14-302 (Made in Thailand).

Else, purchase the Microgard MGD57002 or any other white label of the Wix 57002 in the $5 range.

 

[Baracoa]

The following is a brief summary of spec-compliant filter options and availability/pricing as of Feb 2022:

• White Label of the esteemed Wix 57002: Oreilly Microgard MGD57002: $4.99
• Mazda PE01-14-302A (Tokyo Roki - Made in Japan)
  • No longer easily obtained.
  • General internet sentiment is this is the ultimate in design and build quality, if you can obtain it.
• Mazda PE01-14-302B (Tokyo Roki - Made in Mexico)
  • No longer easily obtained.
  • Unfounded internet sentiment is this is a lower quality product.
• Mazda PE01-14-302A-MV (Mazda Value)
  • Justified internet sentiment is this is a lower quality product, shown in this BITG dissection thread:
  • https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/mazda-skyactiv-pe01-14-302a-mv-cut-open.316198/
• Mazda 1WPE-14-302 (Made in Thailand)
  • ~8.50 suggested price at Mazda dealerships. Your price may vary - The nicer you are, the higher likelihood they will give you a discount.
  • Cheaper online at various Mazda authorized parts distributors but typically with shipping costs.

In summary, if your vehicle is under warranty and you are risk averse, consider the Mazda 1WPE-14-302 (Made in Thailand).

Else, purchase the Microgard MGD57002 or any other white label of the Wix 57002 in the $5 range.

Thank you. Great information.

 

[haggler]

Pretty sure the white label wix and the oem mexico part are the same.

 

[dwendt44]

Mazda filters are mounted vertically so the anti-drainback valve is not needed.

My 2¢

 

[Mulligan]

[*]Mazda PE01-14-302B (Tokyo Roki - Made in Mexico)

Not sure this is correct. The PE01-14-302B that was factory installed on my car (built early 2018) was made in Japan. Perhaps that's changed since then.

 

[Baracoa]

Pretty sure the white label wix and the oem mexico part are the same.

They look similar. The Wix has eight holes on the top while the OE made in Mexico has six. Both have louvers in the inner tube. Same size and gasket style.

 

[PimTac]

Not sure this is correct. The PE01-14-302B that was factory installed on my car (built early 2018) was made in Japan. Perhaps that's changed since then.

That has not changed. The Japan made filters are for the assembly lines and the Japan market. Everywhere else will get the Thailand made filter which is pretty equal in all respects.

 

[Baracoa]

Not sure this is correct. The PE01-14-302B that was factory installed on my car (built early 2018) was made in Japan. Perhaps that's changed since then.

The only OEM you find now at Mazda dealerships are the ones made in Mexico that have the letters MV at the end of the filter number or the ones made in Thailand with the numbers 1WPY-14-302 for the 2.5 Turbo and the 1WPE-14-302 for the non-turbo.

 

[That John dude]

This is what my dealer gave me for my wife’s 17 CX-9