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Mazda engine codes
2 Crank Angle Sensor (NE Signal)
3 Crank Angle Sensor (G Signal)
5 Knock Signal
6 Speedometer Signal
9 Water Temp Sensor
11 Intake Air Temp Sensor
12 Throttle Angle Sensor
13 Pressure Sensor
14 Atmospheric Sensor
15 O2 Sensor
16 EGR Switch
17 Feedback System
18 Throttle Sensor (Narrow Range)
20, 26, 27 & 37 Metering Oil Pump Position Sensor
23 Fuel Thermosensor
25 Solenoid Valve (Pressure Regulator Control)
28 Solenoid Valve (EGR)
30 Solenoid Valve (Split Air Bypass)
31 Solenoid Valve (Relief 1)
32 Solenoid Valve (Switching)
33 Solenoid Valve (Port Air Bypass)
34 Solenoid Valve (Idle Speed Control)
38 Solenoid Valve (Acceleration Warm Up System)
39 Solenoid Valve (Relief 2)
40 Solenoid Valve (Purge control)
42 Solenoid Valve (Turbo Pre Control)
43 Solenoid Valve (Wastegate Control)
44 Solenoid Valve (Turbo Control)
45 Solenoid Valve (Charge Control)
46 Solenoid Valve (Charge Relief)
50 Solenoid Valve (Double Throttle Control)
51 Fuel Pump Relay
54 Air Pump Relay
71, 73 Injector
76 Slip Lock Up Off Signal
77 Torque Reduced Signal
Some trouble codes are not listed for certain models and some codes apply to only California cars.
 

Most Mazdas require locating the diagnostic plug beneath the hood and jumping the required pins. Reading the code is just like reading a code from a Honda. Before pulling any codes, make sure the vehicle is in the "OFF" position. The vehicle we tested was a '95 RX-7 but most late-model Mazdas require jumping the same pins in the diagnostic plug. Most Mazdas will apply to this sequence but to be certain check your service manual. Our RX-7 required jumping the "TEN" pin and ground (GND) and placing the car in the "ON" position. Codes are signified through the check engine light on the dash and new codes begin within 4 seconds from the last code.

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