This comprehensive Mazda RX-7 1984-1985 Service Repair Manual provides detailed instructions for maintaining, servicing, diagnosing, and repairing your vehicle. It covers a wide range of topics, including general information, engine mechanical aspects, lubrication systems, cooling systems, engine control systems, fuel systems, exhaust systems, accelerator control systems, clutch, manual and automatic transmissions, propeller shafts, rear final drive, front and rear axles, suspension systems, brake systems, parking brakes, brake control systems, steering control systems, seatbelts, supplemental restraint systems (SRS), body, lock, and security systems, glasses, window systems, and mirrors, exterior and interior components, instrument panels, seats, automatic air conditioners, starting and charging systems, lighting systems, driver information systems, wipers, washers, horns, body control systems, LAN systems, audio-visual, navigation, and telephone systems, auto cruise control systems, power supply, ground, and circuit elements, and maintenance. This manual is the same one used by technicians at Mazda dealerships, ensuring you have access to the most accurate and up-to-date information available.

The Mazda RX-7, a legendary sports car that captivated enthusiasts worldwide, made its debut in 1978, and the 1984-1985 model years marked a significant evolution for this iconic vehicle. These were the second-generation RX-7s, known internally as the "FB" model, and they brought a host of improvements over their predecessors. Under the hood resided a 1.3-liter 12A rotary engine, a marvel of engineering that delivered a unique driving experience. The rotary engine's smooth and powerful nature, coupled with the lightweight chassis, resulted in exhilarating performance and agility. The 1984-1985 RX-7s were available in two trim levels: the base model and the luxurious GSL-SE. The base model featured a 100-horsepower engine, while the GSL-SE boasted a more potent 135-horsepower variant. Both models came equipped with a five-speed manual transmission, offering precise shifting and a driver-focused experience.

The 1984-1985 RX-7s were praised for their handling prowess, sleek design, and overall driving enjoyment. The car's low center of gravity and balanced weight distribution ensured exceptional cornering abilities, making it a true driver's car. The exterior featured a sharp and aerodynamic profile, with pop-up headlights that added a touch of sportiness. Inside, the cabin was driver-oriented, with well-placed controls and comfortable seating. The RX-7's unique rotary engine technology, along with its impressive performance, handling, and styling, solidified its reputation as one of the most sought-after sports cars of the 1980s. Today, these classic RX-7s remain highly collectible, treasured by enthusiasts for their timeless design, driving experience, and historical significance.