The Mazda ROTARY Pickup Full Service & Repair Manual is your comprehensive guide to maintaining and repairing your Mazda ROTARY Pickup truck, covering models from 1976 onwards. This professional-grade manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations, mirroring the same information used by professional mechanics and technicians. It encompasses all aspects of vehicle maintenance and repair, including servicing, troubleshooting, and comprehensive repair procedures. With hundreds of pages of detailed information and illustrations, this manual equips you with the knowledge and confidence to handle any repair or maintenance task on your Mazda ROTARY Pickup. This manual is your ultimate resource, allowing you to work on your vehicle with expertise and precision.

The Mazda Rotary Pickup, also known as the Mazda B-Series, was a compact pickup truck produced by Mazda from 1972 to 2006. While the model is well-known for its diesel and gasoline engine options, a unique and often overlooked variant emerged in the mid-1970s. This variant was powered by Mazda's iconic rotary engine, which replaced the traditional piston-powered engine found in other B-Series models. The Rotary Pickup, offered in various trim levels, became a popular option for those seeking a unique and powerful pickup truck. Unlike its petrol-powered counterparts, the Rotary Pickup utilized a twin-rotor Wankel engine, offering a smooth and responsive driving experience. This unique engine provided exceptional power in a compact package, making the Rotary Pickup a compelling choice for both work and leisure activities.

Despite its intriguing engine technology, the Mazda Rotary Pickup was a relatively short-lived model, discontinued in 1978. This was primarily due to the limitations of the rotary engine technology at the time, which struggled to achieve the fuel efficiency and emissions standards required for widespread adoption. The rotary engine, while offering impressive performance, also faced challenges in terms of reliability and durability. Furthermore, the Rotary Pickup faced competition from established pickup truck brands with proven gasoline and diesel engine technologies. These factors ultimately contributed to the discontinuation of the Rotary Pickup, leaving it as a niche and somewhat forgotten model in the greater history of the Mazda B-Series. Despite its brief production run, the Rotary Pickup remains a unique and sought-after vehicle among enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into a fascinating chapter of Mazda's automotive history.