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OEM Mazda › Oil filter

mazda_ai 18 Oct 2023, 20:57

Rating 5.0

I personally do an old and filter every 6-7000 km. I do it so frequently because, 1) I do it myself, so cost is down and I make sure the job is done right. 2) the sky active engines are known for carbon buildup, so more frequent oil changes should help. 3) Longevity, I want to see 300,000 or more on the dash one day.

Pros: cost is down, job right

Cons: carbon buildup

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 7000 km

OEM Mazda › Oil filter

IveGotRope 18 Oct 2023, 15:30

Rating 4.0

An oil change with decent full synthetic is 30-40$ for 5 quarts + OEM filter for another 5-10$. It's relatively cheap to do every 6-8 months to know it always has decent oil, and no problems should arise.

Pros: cheap, decent oil

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 6000 km

OEM Mazda › Engine oil

7YearsInUndergrad 18 Oct 2023, 15:20

Rating 4.0

Could be weather related. I'm in Canada and we have weather from -35C to +35C, so Mazda recommends oil changes every 8000km instead of 12,000km.

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 8000 km

OEM Mazda › Engine oil

JesusFockingChrist 18 Oct 2023, 08:53

Rating 5.0

I use original Mazda oil and Nipparts for the filters. I live in Europe and I buy these for 80€ / 85$.

Pros: good quality

Vehicle: Mazda

Castrol › Engine oil

Drogdar 17 Oct 2023, 21:28

Rating 4.0

SOOOO I've always used full synthetic way before most vehicles started recommending it from the manufacturer. I've ran mobile 1, royal purple, and a few others. When we got our 2007 Mazda 3 all of the records/receipts showed conventional Castrol was used. I've stuck with it to see how it do... I've increased the weight "one step" because we live in a hotter than average climate but we just hit 290k miles with not major issues... my average MPG is 31.x and I typically do 10 over the speed limit (so it could definitely be improved).I change it myself every 5k miles. I think the frequency is more important than the quality with oil. I'd rather have super tech every 3k than mobile 1 every 10k. I think if you stick with any major brand, use a good filter, and change it regularly you'll be fine.

Pros: 290k miles, no major issues

Cons: MPG could be improved

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 290000 km

OEM Mazda › Brake pads

LegionVR6 16 Oct 2023, 21:17

Rating 4.0

Braking:

2016.5 CX-5 with 89,000 miles. So far I've had to replace the belt tensioner, accessories belt, water pump belt and breaks (technically I only needed pads and front rotors but I chose to just do them all in one shot since it made a negligible price difference since I was already doing the back pads.

Pros: cheap replacements

Vehicle: Mazda

Mileage: 89000 km