This comprehensive service and repair manual is specifically designed for the 1989 Mazda RX-7, featuring the 1.3L 182 HP (136 kW) S4 turbocharged 13B engine. It provides a wealth of information tailored to this particular model, empowering you to understand and address various mechanical issues with confidence. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including engine maintenance, repair procedures, electrical system troubleshooting, bodywork, and more. Detailed diagrams, illustrations, and step-by-step instructions guide you through each process, ensuring clarity and ease of understanding. With this manual, you'll have access to the technical knowledge needed to perform repairs, maintenance, and troubleshooting, enabling you to keep your Mazda RX-7 running smoothly and efficiently.

The 1989 Mazda RX-7, specifically the 13B 1.3L 182 HP (136 KW) S4 model, stands as a testament to Mazda's commitment to rotary engine technology. This generation of the iconic RX-7, known internally as the FC3S, represented a significant leap forward from its predecessor. The S4 trim level was the top-of-the-line, featuring a more powerful version of the 13B rotary engine, producing 182 horsepower. This power was delivered through a 5-speed manual transmission, offering a thrilling driving experience. The RX-7's sleek, aerodynamic design, with its pop-up headlights and low-slung profile, was a head-turner in its day, and continues to be appreciated for its timeless appeal. Beyond its sporty exterior, the RX-7 boasted a sophisticated chassis, designed for handling and agility, making it a true driver's car. While it might not be the most practical choice for everyday use, the RX-7 offered a unique driving proposition, captivating enthusiasts with its distinctive sound, responsive handling, and undeniable performance. The 1989 RX-7 S4 benefited from numerous improvements and refinements over its earlier iterations. These included a revised suspension system with larger front brakes and a wider rear track, enhancing both stability and performance. The interior was redesigned with a more driver-focused layout, featuring comfortable bucket seats and a comprehensive instrument panel. While the RX-7's rotary engine was known for its smooth power delivery and high revving capabilities, it also presented some challenges. Rotary engines tended to have a shorter lifespan than traditional piston engines and were prone to higher oil consumption. The RX-7's relatively small fuel tank also limited its range, necessitating more frequent fuel stops. However, for those seeking a thrilling and unique driving experience, the 1989 Mazda RX-7 S4 offered a compelling blend of performance, style, and technological innovation. It remains a cherished classic among enthusiasts, and its iconic status continues to grow with each passing year.