List of Mazda engines - Revision history

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External Links

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	*[http://www.worldcarfans.com/109092922082/mazda-sky-g-di-petrol-and-mazda-sky-d-clean-diesel-engines Mazda SKY-G DI Petrol and Mazda SKY-D Clean Diesel Engines Set for Tokyo Debut]		*[http://www.worldcarfans.com/109092922082/mazda-sky-g-di-petrol-and-mazda-sky-d-clean-diesel-engines Mazda SKY-G DI Petrol and Mazda SKY-D Clean Diesel Engines Set for Tokyo Debut]
	*[http://jalopnik.com/5370090/mazda-sky-engines-transmission-first-look/gallery/ Mazda "SKY" Engines, Transmission: First Look]		*[http://jalopnik.com/5370090/mazda-sky-engines-transmission-first-look/gallery/ Mazda "SKY" Engines, Transmission: First Look]

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	===V-twin===		===V-twin===
	Like other Japanese makers, Mazda produced a short-lived line of [[V-twin]] engines for their tiny [[keicar]]s of the 1960s. These were essentially [[motorcycle]] engines, and were superseded by water-cooled straight-4 engines in less than five years.		Like other Japanese makers, Mazda produced a short-lived line of [[V-twin]] engines for their tiny [[keicar]]s of the 1960s. These were essentially motorcycle engines, and were superseded by water-cooled straight-4 engines in less than five years.

	* '''[[Mazda V-twin engine\|V-twin]]''' - Half-liter [[air-cooled]] [[V2]] (1961-1963)		* '''[[Mazda V-twin engine\|V-twin]]''' - Half-liter [[air-cooled]] [[V2]] (1961-1963)

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Wankel engines

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	==Wankel engines==		==Wankel engines==

	Mazda is the only producer of successful [[Wankel engine]]s, positioning them as a prime [[sports car]] powerplant. All of Mazda's Wankels are based on their first design of the [[1960s]], though there have been significant developments over the four decades since.		Mazda is the only producer of successful [[Wankel engine]]s, positioning them as a prime [[sports car]] powerplant. All of Mazda's Wankels are based on their first design of the 1960s, though there have been significant developments over the four decades since.

	* '''[[Mazda Wankel engine\|Wankel family]]''' - 1.0 L-2.0 L [[Wankel engine\|Wankel]] (1967–present)		* '''[[Mazda Wankel engine\|Wankel family]]''' - 1.0 L-2.0 L [[Wankel engine\|Wankel]] (1967–present)
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	** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#20B\|20B]]''' - 2.0 L three-rotor (1990–1996)		** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#20B\|20B]]''' - 2.0 L three-rotor (1990–1996)
	** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#RENESIS\|RENESIS]]''' - 1.3 L (2004–)		** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#RENESIS\|RENESIS]]''' - 1.3 L (2004–)

			==SKY engines==

			The SKY family of engines represents the next-generation of Mazda engines. First unveiled at the 2009 [[Tokyo Motor Show]], it comes in Direct-Injected Petrol and Diesel variants.

			*[[Mazda SKY-G engine]]
			*[[Mazda SKY-D engine]]

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	** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#RENESIS\|RENESIS]]''' - 1.3 L (2004–)		** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#RENESIS\|RENESIS]]''' - 1.3 L (2004–)

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			==External Links==
			*[http://www.autoblog.com/2009/09/29/tokyo-2009-mazda-previews-next-gen-sky-clean-engines-transmiss/ Tokyo 2009: Mazda previews next-gen SKY clean engines, transmission and Kiyora concept]
			*[http://www.worldcarfans.com/109092922082/mazda-sky-g-di-petrol-and-mazda-sky-d-clean-diesel-engines Mazda SKY-G DI Petrol and Mazda SKY-D Clean Diesel Engines Set for Tokyo Debut]
			*[http://jalopnik.com/5370090/mazda-sky-engines-transmission-first-look/gallery/ Mazda "SKY" Engines, Transmission: First Look]
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{| class=wikitable align=right
!Type!!Family!!Name!!Displacement ([[cubic centimeter|cc]])!!Years
|-
|[[V-twin engine|V2]]||[[Mazda V-twin engine|V-twin]]|| ||356 577||1960–1963
|-
|rowspan=8|[[Straight-4|I4]]||[[Mazda OHV engine|OHV]]|| ||358 586 782 987 1169||1961–1974
|-
|[[Mazda C engine|xC]]||PC TC UC D5 1600 VC 1800||985 1272 1416 1490 1590 1769 1797||1965–1984
|-
|[[Mazda E engine|E]]||E1 E3 E5||1136 1296 1490||1980–1986
|-
|[[Mazda F engine|F]]||MA FE F2 FS FP RF R2 ||1970 1998 2184 1991 1839 ''1998'' ''2184''||1977–2002
|-
|[[Mazda G engine|G]]||G6 G5 GY||2606 ''2500'' 2494||1989–1999
|-
|[[Mazda B engine|B]]||B1 B3 B5 B6 B8/BP||1138 1324 1498 1597 1839||1987–
|-
|[[Mazda Z engine|Z]]||Z5 ZL ZM||1489 1498 1598||1995–
|-
|[[Mazda MZR engine|MZR]]||ZJ ZY Z6 L8 LF L3||1349 1498 1598 1798 1999 2261||1995–
|-
|rowspan=2|[[V6 engine|V6]]||[[Mazda J engine|J]]||JF J5 JE||''2000'' ''2500'' 2954||1986–1994
|-
|[[Mazda K engine|K]]||K8 KF KJ KL||1845 1995 ''2300'' 2497||1991–2002
|-
|[[Wankel engine|Wankel]]||[[Mazda Wankel engine|Mazda]]||L8A 10A 12A/12B 13A 13B 20B 26J/26B RENESIS||798 982 1146 1310 1308 1962 2622 1310||1963–
|}
[[Mazda]] makes both [[piston engine|piston]] and [[Wankel engine|Wankel "rotary"]] [[engine]]s. This page summarizes the various engine families and variations.
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==Piston engines==

Even though Mazda is better known for their [[#Wankel engines|Wankel "rotary" engines]], the company has been manufacturing [[piston engine]]s since the earliest years of the Toyo Kogyo company. Early on, they produced [[SOHC|overhead cams]], aluminum blocks, and an innovative block containing both the engine and transmission in one unit. This section summarizes piston engine developments. Note that Mazda has produced many piston engines, but only [[V-twin]], [[straight-4]], and [[V6]] configurations.

===V-twin===
Like other Japanese makers, Mazda produced a short-lived line of [[V-twin]] engines for their tiny [[keicar]]s of the 1960s. These were essentially [[motorcycle]] engines, and were superseded by water-cooled straight-4 engines in less than five years.

* '''[[Mazda V-twin engine|V-twin]]''' - Half-liter [[air-cooled]] [[V2]] (1961-1963)

===Straight-4===
Mazda's strength since the 1960s has been in its line of [[straight-4]] engines. Beginning with a tiny 358 cc [[keicar]] engine, one of the smallest ever made, Mazda continues to this day to be a leading developer of this type of engine. Today's [[Mazda MZR engine|MZR]] family has become one of the most common four cylinder powerplants in the industry, powering [[Ford]] and Mazda cars.
* '''[[Mazda OHV engine|OHV engines]]''' - 300 cc–1.2 L [[OHV]] [[Straight-4|I4]] (1961–1974)
* '''[[Mazda C engine|xC engines]]''' - 1.0 L–1.8 L [[SOHC]] [[Straight-4|I4]] (1965–1983)
* '''[[Mazda E engine|E family]]''' - 1.1 L–1.5 L [[SOHC]] [[Straight-4|I4]] (1980–1986)
* '''[[Mazda F engine|F family]]''' - 1.8 L–2.2 L [[SOHC/DOHC]] [[Straight-4|I4]] (1977–2002)
* '''[[Mazda G engine|G family]]''' - 2.5 L–2.6 L [[Straight-4|I4]] (1989–1999)
* '''[[Mazda B engine|B family]]''' - 1.3 L–1.8 L [[SOHC]]/[[DOHC]] [[Straight-4|I4]] (1987–present)
* '''[[Mazda Z engine|Z/MZ family]]''' - 1.25 L–2.3 L [[DOHC]] [[Straight-4|I4]] (1995–present)
** '''[[Mazda Z engine#MZI|MZI]]''' - Ford [[Ford Zetec engine#Zetec SE|Zetec SE]]
** '''[[Mazda Z engine#MZ-CD|MZ-CD]]''' - Ford/PSA [[Ford Duratorq engine|Duratorq]]
* '''[[Mazda Keicar engine|Keicar engines]]''' - [[Suzuki]]-made [[Straight-4|I4]]
* '''[[Mazda Diesel engine|Diesel]]''' - 1.4 L–4.6 L [[Straight-4|I4]]
* '''[[Ford Zetec engine|YF]]''' - 2.0 L [[Straight-4|I4]] for [[Mazda Tribute]]

===[[V6]]===

Mazda has created three families of in-house [[V6]] engines. Today, however, their primary engine is a [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] design.

* '''[[Mazda J engine|J family]]''' - 2.0 L–3.0 L 90° [[V6]] (–1995)
* '''[[Mazda K engine|K family]]''' - 1.8 L–2.5 L 60° [[V6]]
* '''[[Mazda Diesel engine#V6|Diesel]]''' - 4.1 L–5.5 L ZB/ZC [[V6]]
* '''[[Ford Duratec engine#Duratec 30|AJ/MZI]]''' - 2.5 L and 3.0 L V6 - The Mazda version of the [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] [[Ford Duratec engine#Duratec 30|Duratec]] [[DOHC]] [[V6]]. The 3.5 L MZI is the new [[Ford Cyclone engine]].

==Wankel engines==

Mazda is the only producer of successful [[Wankel engine]]s, positioning them as a prime [[sports car]] powerplant. All of Mazda's Wankels are based on their first design of the [[1960s]], though there have been significant developments over the four decades since.

* '''[[Mazda Wankel engine|Wankel family]]''' - 1.0 L-2.0 L [[Wankel engine|Wankel]] (1967–present)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#10A|10A]]''' - 1.0 L (1967–1973)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#10B|10B]]''' - 1.0 L (1968–1972)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#13A|13A]]''' - 1.3 L (1970–1972)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#12A|12A]]''' - 1.1 L (1970–1985)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#13B|13B]]''' - 1.3 L (1973–2002)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#20B|20B]]''' - 2.0 L three-rotor (1990–1996)
** '''[[Mazda Wankel engine#RENESIS|RENESIS]]''' - 1.3 L (2004–)

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