I think that, only former Ford Ranger (earlier 80s) could be compatible with that engine. unfortunetly, the old mazdas fall in parts even if the engine still runs good.
Yes, a Mazda B2000 is most definitely a 4-cylinder with a 2.0L engine. However, technically Mazda didn't produce the B2000 as a 1988 model. It was made in 1986-1987. Then in 1989 Mazda made the B2200 Pickup, which is a 2.2L 4 cylinder.
While being you have diesel that is a 1986?I have nothing to support that book wise.Because Mazda only made a diesel version from 82-84 that was a 2200.While this may be b2200 the only thing I can tell you is most of Mazda's engine ohc,and the 82-84 yr models the engine was made by Mitsubishi, and the 86 gas engine b2000 Mitsubishi.I am not sure what it is you want to know?I realize Mazda may have offered diesel in the 1986 model and it is not listed in my chiltons or haynes that I can find.If you need to clarify just click on the discussion tab on this post to reply back.
1988 or 1998? either way it is locate on the thermostat housing. on the 1998 model that is at the front of the engine on the left side (as you look at it) on the top some models have one some have two.
according to a local dealer that model has no modulator valve on its automatic transmission sorry !
Well on my 1987 it is stamped on the driver side frame rail (with the left front wheel removed) you can see the serial numbers stamped into the metal at the curveature behind the shock going toward the fender weld.Should be the same for your model.Easy.
you don't the lash on a 90 model is not adjustable. the valves are hydrolic,unless they have been replaced with manual ones.
Can you tell what can kind of mazda we talking about (model) ?
For starters the 1986 year model was a b2000(however unless Mazda made a late version of the 86 as a b2200 maybe possible) Anyway any b2200 engine Mazda made for the bseries that was fuel injected is compatible.You will have to have the ecm and wiring harness for the ecm from the fuel injected engine in order for it work.The b2200 was fuel injected after 1988 I believe and it was not on all the 1988 models they switched in mid production to this.I will not swear this to be exact with details but,generally the 1986-1993 models are interchangeable for the most part with pretty much the whole truck.Just note by changing to fuel injection is not a cost advantage in the long run.If you just need a engine,compare the cost to upgrade,time versus just doing a good rebuild (I would) not to mention switching harnesses,ecm, etc.If the engine needs a tear down I would suggest that,cheaper,less bs,and wiring nite mares hooking up.Just my take on the overall picture!
Not all of the Mazdas have had the rotary engine, but only the RX model
on the car
Yes you can.The 86-93 model mazda b series trucks have the same bumper and mounting points while some designs are different in LOOKS like with chrome or trim on them.They are interchangeable.The end caps are the same except on the four wheel drive trucks(this is just specific to those).Ok simple swap is A OK!
for the long bed 17.4 and short bed 14.8 this is for the 87 model standard cab or cabplus depends on which model you have.This is straight out of the manual!!!