will this fit 2006 mazda 5 touring with 2.3L engine
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I purchsed the seal/gasket a few weeks ago from amazon, took it to my mechanic. He installed it. Unfortunately it did not take care of the oil leak. I had to go back and buy the complete unit for $325 on ebay. The Mazda dealer initially told me that I have to buy the complete unit but I did not believe him. I thought they wanted to sell me the whole unit for $495 which I donot need. Turns out the dealer was right. Buy online and save.
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This part did not fit my 2008 Mazda 5 .I had to replace the entire cooler.read info on the Mazda forum...good luck..
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Hi Yes it will fit but only if your oil cooler has been updated with the new version. You will know if it has been updated if your cooler is metallic in color. If its black in color it is the older outdated oil cooler and you can not replace the gasket on it. Thank you Avondale Mazda
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Recently purchased this item for a Mazda cx7 grand touring, it did work for my car!
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HiYes it will fit but only if your oil cooler has been updated with the new version. You will know if it has been updated if your cooler is metallic in color. If its black in color it is the older outdated oil cooler and you can not replace the gasket on it.Thank youAvondale Mazda
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Each car engine requires a different oil filter. Check the oil filter you need for your engine by typing in the make, model and engine size (I believe your Mazda engine is a 4 cylinder) in the product browser for your filter size.
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It should fit as long as you get the right specs such as wheel offset and hub bore. It looks great on my mazdaspeed 3.
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According to Amazon.com, the answer is yes for the base model with a 3.2L V6 engine. You can very easily figure this out for yourself on Amazon. Just enter your car(s) into your Amazon "garage" and you can easily perform a fit check or search for compatible products.
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It was a perfect fit for a Mazda 3 2006. So I'm guessing it will fit a 2004
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Yes! I purchased mine for a 2004 Mazda 6 and it works perfectly. It's been a couple of years - still working!
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They fit my 2010 Mazda 5. Check with Mazda dealer to see if they are the same 2010 - 2012.
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Hi, No, it will not fit your 2006 Mazda 3 4 door sedan. This part# will fit thought, Pearl Satin Finish 0000-8R-L01. thanks, Jef
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2007 is the last year before they did a body change on the mazda 6 so I believe it should fit just fine. I have it on my 2003 mazda 6 and it looks great. Even if the holes dont line up it would be pretty simple to drill a couple new holes if you want it that bad but if not just return it.
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The Dorman 747-409 gear set does NOT fit the 2006 Mazda 3 - according to the chart provided by Amazon. Good luck with your continued quest.
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I don't believe so. The pumper on a Mazda 3 sort of splits (curves in the center). While the Mazda 5 is a straight pumper. I can't say for sure... you can surely try and make it fit as flush as possible or just by the single piece pumper protector for your M5.
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Sure it'll fit. Just need to find the best place for it. It'll help if you have a friend handy with cars as I did, as for my Mazda 3, it required I put it on jacks, remove the front driver side wheel and air intake assembly to get to the stock horn. As with anything, if there is a will there is a way, and these horns have not let me down. I can describe just how loud these things are.
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I am not sure. Would think it would be universal. My 05 was a 4.0 six cylinder . It saved a lot of money. Hope it helps
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We have the 2006 Chrysler 300C 5.7 litre. so I really don't know if it would fit the 300 Touring 3.0 litre.
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Yes, this will fit most 2.2 engines. this has the latest design tensioner and worked great on my 05 Malibu.
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Not sure about Mazda3, sorry. If it's the same radio headunit as 2006 Mazda6, you're set.
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I have installed it in mazda Protege, so unfortunately I can not answer your question. Most probably it will fit but need to double check it to be on safe side