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Gunship05 06-27-2007 01:16 PM

Mazda Premacy Servicing in UK
 
I have a 2001 Mazda Premacy 1.8 in the UK.

It needs a cambelt change.

Where can I get a manual.

Where is the best place to buy a cambelt kit - do I need to replace tensioners and pulleys/rollers.

Do the tappets ever need adjusting. At what mileage. Is this easy?

I am experienced on engines- done heads, other cambelts on vauxhalls etc.

Where is the fuel filter?

Is the 1.8 premacy engine used in other Mazdas or Fords?

Thank you for any help.....

tobeycat 08-11-2009 02:35 PM

premacy 1.8
 
for info is same engine as 626 uses, may also been used in 323, premacy is basically mongrel made up from 626/323 bits!!

virgin1 08-11-2009 03:44 PM


... Or this one?

Master P 08-12-2009 04:34 PM

Hi there, you will need a cam belt and a new modified tensioner including tensioner spring. The new tensioner has a rivett through the hole Best to buy Mazda Genuine parts.
The Fuel filter is down by the transmission , tis a little tricky but easy when you have done it a few times . Tappets are hydraulic bucket shim type measure the clearence of the the tappet and bucket shim. Good Luck.

ChrisRigby 10-15-2010 06:42 AM

i also have a premacy sport 2.0 2003 plate, i wanted to get hold of a manual of some sort or even a workshop cd? but as there are very little premacys here in the uk its hard to find out info.

is this the same engine ect as the mazda 5?

Master P 10-30-2010 06:01 AM

Mmmmm its not the same as the the premacy your mazda 3 is bullet proof , they are chain driven and use 5w-30 semi synthetic dexelia oil you can buy it a mazda parts counter , we use that in everything other than the diesel engines . as for a manual ours are all online they used to be on C.D but some information is incorrect, ask at your local mazda dealer they should help you out if you ever need any info ask me and il see what i can do for ya. pauliewallie@hotmail.co.uk

ChrisRigby 11-08-2010 03:32 PM

right... i was thinking it looked like a 636 engine so am trying to find a manual for it, i`m guessing as it done at 56000 miles it is belt driven and not chain? what about tools like flywheel locking tool?

does anyone know of any known faults on this thing i`ve heard people call it bullet proof but surely something goes wrong??

shipo 11-08-2010 05:13 PM


Originally Posted by Master P (Post 112746)
Mmmmm its not the same as the the premacy your mazda 3 is bullet proof , they are chain driven and use 5w-30 semi synthetic dexelia oil you can buy it a mazda parts counter , we use that in everything other than the diesel engines . as for a manual ours are all online they used to be on C.D but some information is incorrect, ask at your local mazda dealer they should help you out if you ever need any info ask me and il see what i can do for ya. pauliewallie@hotmail.co.uk

I just looke it up and the Mazda Premacy in in fact the same vehicle as the Mazda5. True different regions around the world may have different engine options, but they really are the same car beyond that.

ChrisRigby 11-09-2010 07:18 AM

so it is the maxda 5 then?? mainly the engine i`m looking at as i need to change the cam belt i`m at 54000miles now could you point me in the direction of any workshop manuals please??

http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/13022...Album?h=0ce342

i`m hoping this engine picture may help someone understand.

virgin1 11-09-2010 05:58 PM


Your link isn't working and must be broken. I tried to fix it to see what you were talking about, but I basically got the same red-X you are getting.

My guess is a 2001 would have a 2.0 or 2.2L from a 626 since the MZR engines hadn't been released to the public then, at least here in the States? As far as I know, 2003 was the world-wide release of that engine series.

You "may" have the older engine that would use a cam belt and would be a non-interference engine (the ones that sustain internal damage when the belt breaks,) but for a 2000+ car, 54k miles should not be of major concern. I would be more worried @ 90-100k miles.

Since you have a "euro" spec car, we (US/North American citizen's) are not liable to be able to help you directly. Not that we wouldn't, just couldn't. You may have to search your local parts (spares) store or eBay UK to find what you are looking for.

Just my 0.02.



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