Hydraulic System - Transmission

1985 Mazda 626 Clutch Master Cylinder, Clutch Slave Cylinder, Hydraulic Hose

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8AH1-32-280
Outer Tie Rod
- Part Notes: 626;626 & MX-6
$65.01 $48.75
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G03032240A
Inner Tie Rod
- Part Notes: 626 & MX-6; Right; From 11/83;626; Right

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GB01-32-122A
Pinion
Pinion Valve
- Part Notes: 626 & MX-6

FB01-49-460
Slave Cylinder Repair Kit
- Part Notes: 626, MX-6
$39.83 $29.86
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OEM 1985 Mazda 626 Parts for Hydraulic System - Transmission

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Instrument Cluster Installation and Repair Tips for 1985 Mazda 626

Q:
How to remove and install the Instrument Cluster on 1985 Mazda 626?
A:
Disconnect the negative battery cable; remove meter covers, cluster, steering wheel and column shrouds, lower ducts and panels, release knob and glove box, disconnect heater control wiring, remove console sidewalls, speaker/stereo covers and front pillar trims; lift instrument panel free; reassembly is generally the reverse.

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