It is going to depend on what model you are buying obviously. They come in a variety of sizes ranging from 800cc in 1963 to the 2.0 litre models in 2003 just before production ended. In 1963 though, the Mazda 323 was not known as a 323. It only had it's name changed in 1977 although it was still known as the familia in some parts of the world. All engines were a small 4 cylinders.
It is a fairly big job. It requires accessing the clutch by removing the transfer case from the vehicle after separating it from the engine.
gears are seized when the car engine is running but when off they can be put easily
The Mazda 323 is build by a reputable brand. Gas mileage is alright. The car has proven to be reliable and people that have owned or still have the car are generally pleased with it.
its just a bad car. sicerly, fcnh8ak7tyvn
There was a Mazda car with the number 323. The number is also significant as it has two threes in it and the middle number, two, is the number of threes in the number 323.
i think but i tink it it 25 because of the aditude
Get a manual on your car and it will show you all of them and acquaint you with your car.
No, the 1988 323 is fuel injected. Are you needing to service the car? if so what needs doing? Cheers Malcolm
maybe the engine fell out
Replace the Mazda engine.
In order to purchase a used Mazda 323 Turbo, you must look at the car dealerships in or around your area. The family owned one's are often the easiest to finance with, if you are worried about that.
There are formed "chassis" rails under the car, about 400mm in from the edge.