This comprehensive Mazda MPV Workshop Service Repair Manual covers models from 1994 to 1998. It is designed to provide detailed technical information for mechanics and car enthusiasts alike. The manual features in-depth coverage of the 3.0L JE V6 engine, encompassing all aspects of its operation and maintenance. From general information and engine specifications to lubrication, cooling, fuel, and emission control systems, this manual equips you with the knowledge to diagnose and repair any engine-related issues. Furthermore, it delves into the intricacies of the automatic transmission, transfer case, propeller shaft, front and rear axles, steering system, wheels and tires, suspension, body, body electrical system, heater and air conditioner, and wiring diagrams. With this manual, you will have access to a wealth of information that can help you maintain and repair your Mazda MPV efficiently and effectively.

The Mazda MPV, produced from 1994 to 1998, was a groundbreaking minivan that redefined the segment with its sporty driving experience and versatile interior. This second-generation MPV, built on the Ford Windstar platform, offered a sleek design that departed from the boxy, utilitarian image of its predecessors. Its aerodynamic profile, sharp lines, and available sporty trim packages like the "LS" version, instilled a sense of dynamism that was unusual in minivans at the time. The MPV's interior was equally innovative, featuring a unique "theater-style" seating arrangement with individual captain's chairs in the second row that could be rotated 180 degrees, facilitating conversations between passengers. The interior also boasted a generous amount of cargo space, easily accommodating passengers and their belongings. The MPV was available with a range of engines, including a 3.0L V6 that offered ample power for a fun and engaging driving experience, further differentiating itself from its more utilitarian competitors. The 1994-1998 Mazda MPV was a testament to the brand's dedication to pushing boundaries and offering innovative solutions. It challenged the traditional minivan formula, combining practicality with a sporty driving experience and a luxurious interior. This innovative approach earned the MPV critical acclaim and cemented its reputation as a standout in the minivan segment. The MPV's success was further amplified by its robust reliability, which was underpinned by Mazda's commitment to quality engineering. The 1994-1998 MPV was a defining model in Mazda's history, demonstrating the brand's ability to offer vehicles that appealed to a wide range of drivers, while also upholding its reputation for quality and performance.