Motorcraft FL-910S or FL-793?

[The Critic]

Which one is equivalent to a Mazda LF05-14-302A?

Want to take the '10 Mazda 3i (with the 2.0 engine) to a Ford Quick Lane for an oil change, but I am not sure what filter they will be using. I think the Focus with the 2.0 uses a FL-910S, but I am not sure if the 2.0 in the Focus is 100% identical to the 2.0 in the Mazda. Rockauto's catalog says the correct Motorcraft filter for the Mazda 3 is a FL-793, which is one I have not heard of.

Will this be listed in a Motorcraft catalog?

Thanks.

 

[oilstudent24]

The Motorcraft website only cross references F/L/M Vehicles however the Fram (I Know) Website says the cross reference for Fram PH 3614(which replaces the PH 9566) Filter for the Mazda 2.0 references to the Motorcraft EFL 910, FL 910 or FL 793. You might check out the site to verify this info. The FL 793 lists the dimensions while the 910 only listed the 2.5 liter engine for a Ford labeled vehicle.

 

[The Critic]

Stupid Fordparts catalog. It only allows you to look up Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles, but if you manually punch in the part number, it will give you a list of all makes and models that the part will fit. So look what I found:

So the FL-793 is the correct filter for the Mazda 3?

What's the difference between it and the FL-910s?

 

[bdcardinal]

the cross for teh LF05-14-302A is the FL910S.

 

[The Critic]

What madness.

Decided to take the car to the Mazda dealer and had them do a LOF. Of course, they installed a LF05-14-302A.

 

[OVERKILL]

Originally Posted By: The Critic
What madness.

Decided to take the car to the Mazda dealer and had them do a LOF. Of course, they installed a LF05-14-302A.


SPARTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111111111ONE

 

[Blumurder]

You could also use the fl400s (I have on my 08) which is larger than the 400