I have a 1996 mazda mx3,,v6,,I need to find the plug in for the block heater,,can someone help

There aren't many places to fit a cooling system heater in a stock engine, the classic method of fitting an aftermarket heater for cold climates is in a modified bottom radiator hose.

Engine Number
Either on the rear top nearside or on the front nearside of the block. On V6 engines the number can be found on the rear nearside of the block.

you can get that diagram from the dealer just ask the guys in the parts dept for a print out,, to locate a loose or broken vacuum line, you can spray some carb cleaner in the areas that you think may have a bad line, the RPM's will jump up when the cleaner is sucked into the bad line

Before you spend the time and money,get the auto choke checked.It may make the car hard to start.Basics 1st.Hope this helps

1.0 - 1.1 mm ( 0.040 - 0.043 inch )

NGK BKR5E - 11
NIPPON DENSO-- K16PR-U11

from left to right on the motor 1234
on the distributor top left 3
top right 1
bottom left 4
bottom right 2

firing order is 1,3,4,2
distributor rotation: counter clockwise

It is the cylinder area times the stroke times the number of cylinders.

it cost the same because the gas tank capacity is the same as a 1.6, but your engine burns more fuel than a 1.6, and also faster

nope diffrent trans man not to mention obd1 for 92 obd2 for 96 lots of work man not somthing i would call easy

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you should probably check to see if the variable inlet tracks are changing. I had the same problem. its easy to check.