This comprehensive workshop and service repair manual provides detailed instructions for maintaining and repairing your 1992-1997 Mazda 626 MX-6. It covers everything from basic tune-ups and lubrication to major engine and transmission overhauls. The manual includes accurate and detailed technical information, presented in a user-friendly and easy-to-follow format, making it suitable for both professionals and individuals with basic mechanical knowledge. You'll find clear and concise instructions, charts, and diagrams to guide you through each repair procedure. The manual also provides OEM specifications, including torque settings, fuel pressure charts, electrical and connector data, compression ranges, minimum and maximum tolerances, parts numbers, and paint codes. Each chapter features exploded diagrams that precede disassembly sections, ensuring accurate and efficient disassembly and reassembly procedures. This manual is designed to be your go-to resource for all your Mazda 626 MX-6 maintenance and repair needs.

The 1992-1997 Mazda 626 and MX-6 were popular mid-size cars that offered a blend of practicality and sporty performance. The 626 was a sedan and wagon, catering to families and those seeking a comfortable daily driver. The MX-6, however, was a sleek coupe designed for drivers who desired a more engaging driving experience. Both cars were built on the same platform, sharing many components and engines. The second generation of the 626, introduced in 1993, featured a new, more aerodynamic design and a more spacious interior. It also marked the introduction of the 2.0L KL-ZE engine, which offered improved fuel efficiency and performance. The MX-6, meanwhile, continued its sporty heritage, boasting a sharp, futuristic design and potent powertrains.

Under the hood, the 1992-1997 Mazda 626 and MX-6 offered a range of engine options, including 2.0L four-cylinder and 2.5L V6 engines. These powertrains were paired with either a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission, providing drivers with a choice between crisp performance and smooth, effortless driving. While both vehicles were known for their reliability and durability, their popularity was also due to their comfortable interiors, well-equipped features, and excellent handling characteristics. The 626 was particularly appreciated for its spacious cabin and comfortable ride, while the MX-6 provided a sporty driving experience with its responsive steering, agile handling, and engaging performance. The 1992-1997 Mazda 626 and MX-6 represented a solid offering in the mid-size car market, combining practicality and performance in a package that appealed to a wide range of drivers.