is this a trick question? of the hundreds of millenia s' i have seen, not one of them have a distributor.
Follow the wires from the spark plugs and they will go to the distributor unless the engine does not have one and has a coil pack.
On the Millenia, each plug has its own coil; there is no distributor. The coils are connected directly to the spark plugs on each cylinder.
The 2000 Mazda Millenia uses a coil-on-plug ignition system, which means it does not have a traditional distributor. Instead, it has individual coil packs for each cylinder that provide spark directly to the spark plugs. This design improves ignition efficiency and performance compared to older systems that relied on a distributor.
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Start with a bad Spark Wire Followd by a new Distributor Cap and Rotor button. Pening that failure, replace the sparks.
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The firing order for a 1995 Mazda Millenia with a V6 engine is 1-2-3-4-5-6. This means that the spark plugs should be fired in that specific order to ensure proper engine operation. The diagram would show the order in which each spark plug receives a spark from the ignition system.
well if u look at a Mazda 2007 youll see the wires are blue so if you look a the Mazda 1997 it is the same as Mazda 1996 the wire is pinky red on tht one.so the order will be 1996,1997,2007 there all sorted if this was the answer you were looking for.
Well, first; whether or not the distributor moves is irrelevant. If the motor is out of time (moving the distributor is how the timing is adjusted), it should still have spark. If no spark is apparent, check the internal components or the coil. Are you sure it is a distributor or a "distributorless" ignition system? If it is computer controlled, a whole different ball of wax needs to be considered. You should probably research the ignition system in your vehicle and find out exactly what it consists of and go from there. good luck
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it has to be the distributor cap or rotor or wires...plug wires.
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