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1993 Mazda 323 Oil Pump, Timing Belt Tensioner, Timing Chain Guide
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OEM 1993 Mazda 323 Parts for Oil Pump
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Oil Pump Installation and Repair Tips for 1993 Mazda 323
- Q:Can the front oil seal be replaced without removing the oil pump on 1993 Mazda 323?A:Remove the front cover, note seal depth, protect the bore, and remove the oil seal without removing the oil pump. Inspect pump cover, remove relief valve and rotors, check clearances and spring, clean and lubricate parts, install new seal squarely, reassemble, prime, add oil, start, check pressure and leaks.