MAZDA 626 / EUNOS 300 Mk III (GD) CV Boots

MAZDA 626 / EUNOS 300 Mk III (GD) CV Boots are limited to explicit product-level fitment evidence in the current AutoMotoPart catalogue. This page represents 1 matching cv boots for the exact 626 / EUNOS 300 Mk III (GD) body series.

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MAZDA 626 / EUNOS 300 Mk III (GD) CV Boots – Engine Variants

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1.6 (GD106) — 82 hp

1.6L • manufactured 06/1987–05/1992

1.8 (GD8P) — 88 hp

1.8L • manufactured 11/1987–05/1992

2.0 16V (GDEP) — 148 hp

2.0L • manufactured 07/1987–09/1989

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MAZDA 626 / EUNOS 300 Mk III (GD) CV Boots

This fitment-backed page contains 1 matching products for MAZDA 626 / EUNOS 300 Mk III (GD), manufactured 06/1987–05/1992. The hierarchy is generated from stored manufacturer, model-series and engine linkage data rather than from generic vehicle labels.

Compatibility checks

Confirm the exact engine, power output, production month, complete supplier reference, dimensions and installation notes. Inspect mountings, seals, fasteners, connected components and the cause of the original fault before fitting.

Repair and safety guidance

Follow suitable vehicle and component-manufacturer instructions. Diagnose the original fault and complete any required tightening, fluid, bleeding, alignment, coding or calibration procedure before returning the vehicle to service.