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1990 Mazda 323 Coolant Reservoir, Thermostat, Thermostat Housing
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$16.20 $12.151
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$38.09 $28.561 - 4
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$30.36 $22.761
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$6.35 $4.761
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$36.63 $27.481
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FEH5-15-140
Fan Blade- Part Notes: 323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Auto Transmission;323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Manual Transmission
$10.99 $8.371
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B61W-15-210
Fan Motor- Part Notes: 323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Auto Transmission;323; Sedan & Hatchback; Without Turbo; Manual Transmission
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$57.95 $43.451 - 11$103.50 $77.611
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$48.34 $36.251 - 12$51.21 $38.401
OEM 1990 Mazda 323 Parts for Cooling System
All OEM parts go through rigorous quality control tests in order to ensure that they meet Mazda's standards for durability and quality. If you are looking for new OEM Cooling System parts, MazdaPartsNow.com has variety of authentic, OE 1990 Mazda 323 Coolant Reservoir, Thermostat, Thermostat Housing at competitive prices. All of our 1990 Mazda 323 parts maintain the guarantee of the manufacturer's warranty, and are offered with timely options for delivery.
Thermostat Installation and Repair Tips for 1990 Mazda 323
- Q:What steps should be taken before assuming the thermostat is responsible for a cooling system problem on 1990 Mazda 323?A:Before blaming the thermostat, check coolant level, belt tension and gauge. Slow warm-up indicates stuck open; hot engine with cool lower hose indicates stuck closed. Driving without one worsens emissions and economy. To replace: disconnect negative, drain coolant, remove hose/cover, swap thermostat noting orientation, reassemble, refill and check leaks.