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Mazda RX7 2004 Parts Catalog

You need a part for a 1993-1995 Mazda RX7? Stop guessing. The 2004 Parts Catalog is what the dealer parts counter used. It’s 13 pages – not a repair manual – but it lists every OEM part number you need to get the right component on the first order. If you have tried aftermarket catalogs that list wrong parts for the FD chassis, you know the headache. This document cuts that out.

That is the whole point.

ABS/Brakes and Cooling: Two Critical Sections

Look up brake components in the ABS/Brakes section starting on page 493. The part numbers for calipers, rotors, and ABS sensors are there. Same for Cooling – page 489 covers Special Cautions you must read before ordering any part. Some parts have superseded numbers or require separate clips and brackets. Page 489 tells you what to watch for.

What Does the Parts Catalog Cover?

Everything from Engine internal parts to Suspension components, Electrical harnesses, Fuel tank assemblies, and body panels. The TOC includes sections like Air Bag System, Cruise Control, Emission System, Turbocharger, and more. Each section lists part numbers with exploded diagrams. This is not a generic guide – it is the factory document.

13 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

Only 13 pages, but each page packs multiple part numbers and diagrams. For a car like the RX7 with its unique rotary engine, having the exact OEM part numbers saves you weeks of cross-referencing. The manual includes part numbers for the engine oil cooler, intercooler, and turbocharger – critical for the turbo models. If you are rebuilding a rotary, you need these PNs.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Why waste money ordering the wrong impact absorber? The catalog lists part numbers for front bumper components, including support plates, absorbers, and reinforcement bars. For example, the front bumper cover mounting plates have specific part numbers – FB01-50-330B and others from the OCR excerpt. Without this catalog, you could end up with a part meant for a different year. There is a reason Mazda issued this in 2004 – it consolidates all revisions for the 1993-1995 models.

Engine, Suspension, and Electrical Systems

The Engine section lists gaskets, seals, and brackets. The Suspension section covers control arms, bushings, and struts. The Electrical section includes wiring harnesses, connectors, and lamps. The Fuel section was covered earlier – tank, lines, pump. Every part number is verified against the factory drawing. No guesswork.

For related documents, look at Mazda RX7 1998 Repair Manual – Factory Service Guide if you need repair procedures. For earlier rotary models, see Mazda RX7 Repair Manual – 87 Pages of Factory Specs for 12A Rotary. Also check Mazda Miata 2004 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Breakdown for another Mazda parts catalog.

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FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. For torque values, you need the factory service manual.

How do I read the section index and find parts quickly?

The index starts on the first page of the document. Each section is listed with a page number (e.g., ABS/Brakes 493). Go to that page for the exploded view and part number table. Note that some parts are listed as “N.A.” (not available) or with specific colors. Always verify the part number against the diagram. The OCR excerpt shows how parts are categorized by left/right and include reference numbers. Use the illustration in the catalog to match the part you see on the car. If the part is discontinued, the catalog may show superseded numbers. This is the only reliable way to ensure you order the correct part for your 1993-1995 RX7.

This is the correct reference for any 1993-1995 Mazda RX7 restoration or repair. Do not rely on aftermarket databases that guess part numbers. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact OEM part numbers your RX7 needs.