20 Most Recent 1996 Mazda MPV - Page 3 Questions & Answers

not likely, check to make sure your theremostat is opening, that would be a much more likely cause of the overheating.

This could be a few different things. First off I would make sure it's full of coolant. Low coolant will not let the temp sensor function correctly. The temp sending unit could be bad, or possibly unplugged. Hope this helps, TJ

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Check to see if you pulled the distributor wire apart. Even if the belt wasn't properly installed there should be a spark.

Hey just go to autozone or advanced they can check your engine light and tell you what issues are causing your problem and print you a slip. Most of the time you can fix the issue yourself and not spend too much cash.

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on the drivers side front of the motor there should be a resorvoir with a dip stick that you pull out to check the power steering fluid level this is were you put fluid in to top it up.

Replace the timing belt it sounds warn out. That is the only way of doing it.

It needs to be reset with an OBII scanner. Any good shop or parts store can reset your light and usually do it for FREE. Check w/ Autozone or Advance auto parts

.035 is proper should come alreay set with right plugs for make of vechile

Its possible that you have armed the immbilizer system; check in the owners manual the procedure to disarm.

make sure your cam/crank sensor is pluged up,check your timing again also sounds like it could be off,let me know.










TIM