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Genuine Mazda MPV Oil Filter
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Mazda MPV Oil Filter Part Number: AJTM-14-302
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Mazda MPV Oil Filter Part Number: G6Y0-14-302-P1
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Mazda MPV Oil Filter
The Mazda MPV Oil Filter is crucial as it keeps the engine oil clean to ensure that the V6 in the minivan can operate smoothly without wear and tear. Through the application of hot pressurized lubricant, a tight pack of filter media composed of cellulose, synthetic fibers, or a combination of both is applied over the filter to ensure that dirt, metal flakes, and sludge are filtered without restricting the flow of oil, which can then circulate freely over thousands of miles. This is the design of an Oil Filter that balances efficiency and good oil flow rates. The majority of Mazda engines are full-flow, i.e., all the oil leading to the bearings goes through the filter, and there is an internal pressure relief valve which opens when the oil thickens on a winter morning, so that lubrication does not cease. The previous generations applied a spin-on canister, which was disposable, but subsequent model years switched to a replaceable cartridge that slides into a reusable housing, reducing waste and allowing a more convenient view of the element's condition during service. The two styles both have the same 99 percent efficiency goal, but the cartridge generally has a better contaminant capacity because its pleated surface can be much larger than that allowed by the metal can. Changing the Oil Filter at the recommended interval in the Mazda maintenance manual ensures that the factory filter manages the output of the oil pump without rupturing or starving the crankshaft. This minor yet essential Mazda component should be replaced regularly to safeguard horsepower, enhance fuel efficiency, and increase the overall life of every MPV on the road.
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Mazda MPV Oil Filter Parts and Q&A
- Q: How does the oil filter impact the importance of frequent oil changes for preventive maintenance on Mazda MPV?A:The frequency of changing oil is also important in terms of preventive maintenance, where old engine oil is diluted and contaminated and thus subject to early wear. Prepare all the required equipment beforehand such as; a drain pan, rags, and a filter wrench. Turn the engine to a normal operating temperature to start the oil flowing then park on a level surface and take off the oil filler cap. The drain plug and filter of the oil are more easily reached when the car has been raised on a hoist or jack stands. Carefully lift up the car and find the drain plug and oil filter and not hot exhaust parts. Place the drain pan at the bottom beneath the plug, wipe the place, and carefully scrape away the plug, using gloves as a precaution against hot oil. When emptied, check the used oil with regard to the presence of metal particles, clean the drain plug and fit it back firmly. The second step is to place the drain pan, then place it beneath the oil filter, loosen the filter with a filter wrench, and in the event of a difficult filter, puncture and turn it with a metal bar. Once the filter has been removed wipe the mounting surface with a cloth and do not leave any old gasket on the surface. Compare the old and new filters, lubricate the gasket of the new filter using the engine oil and then install by hand without over tightening. Take tools out of the car, lower car and pour four quarts of fresh oil inside through the filler top using funnel. Check the oil level in the dipstick and make sure it falls within the SAFE range before switching on the engine and checking the leaks. After several minutes, check the level of oil again and pour more oil in case of necessity. Keep checking the leakage and the level of oil during the initial couple of trips after the change. Dispose of the old oil in an appropriate way by taking it to reclamation centers where it should be cooled then taken to a proper container to be transported.
