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Page Page Word to Mazda Owners How to Use This Manual Table of Contents Page Your Vehicle at a Glance Interior Equipment View a Interior Equipment View B Interior Equipment View C Front Rear Essential Safety Equipment Seats QSeat Slide QSeat Recline Non-Adjustable Head Restraints QHeight Adjustment Drivers Seatí Seat Warmerí Seats Seat Belt Precautions Seat Belt Systems QEmergency Locking Mode QPregnant Women and Persons with Serious Medical Conditions QAutomatic Locking Mode Seat Belt QFastening the Seat Belt QUnfastening the Seat Belt QSeat Belt Caution Label Seat Belt Pretensioner and Load Limiting Systems QAir Bag/Seat Belt Pretensioner System Warning Light Seat Belt Extender Seat Belt Warning Light Seat Belt Reminder Child Restraint Precautions Child Restraint Child Restraint Child Restraint Child-Restraint System Installation Position Installing a Child Restraint System Child Restraint Supplemental Restraint System SRS Precautions SRS Air Bags SRS Air Bags SRS Air Bags Supplemental Restraint System Components QSeat Belt Pretensioners How the SRS Air Bags WorkQDriver Air Bag QPassenger Air Bag QSide Air Bagsí SRS Air Bags SRS Air Bag Deployment Criteria SRS Limitations to SRS Air Bag Roll-over Driver and Passenger Occupant Classification System QPassenger Seat Weight SensorsQDriver Seat Slide Position Sensor Air bags SRS Air Bags QDriver and Passenger Buckle Switches Maintenance Monitoring and MaintenanceQConstant Monitoring SRS Air Bags Knowing Your Mazda Advanced Keysí Advanced Keyless Entry and Start System Advanced Keyless Entry and Start System QAdvanced Key Maintenance Advanced Keyless Entry and Start System Service Operation Using Advanced Keyless FunctionsQOperational Range QLocking, Unlocking the Doors with Request Switch Without theft-deterrent system QOpening the Trunk Lid with Request Switch Auto-lock function QStarting the Engine Start Switch the ignition to ACC while pushing the start knob Advanced Keyless Entry and Start System Operation Using Advanced Key Functions QKeyless Entry System Panic button will work whether either door is open or closed Declaration of Conformity Advanced Key Suspend Function QAuxiliary Key Function QStart Knob Not in Lock Warning Beep QRequest Switch Inoperable Warning BeepQSystem Malfunction Warning Beep QAdvanced Key Removed from Vehicle Warning Beep QAdvanced Key Left-in-trunk Warning Beep QAdvanced Key Battery Dead WarningQEngine Start Not Permitted Warning QAdvanced Key Left-in-vehicle Warning Beep Setting Change Function Customization Sound*1 When Warning Indicator/Beep is Activated Cluster flashes Keys without Advanced Key Keyless Entry System with Retractable Type Keyí Transmitter QTransmitter Maintenance Tab Service QDeclaration of Conformity QLocking, Unlocking with Key QLocking, Unlocking with Request Switch with Advanced KeyDoor Locks QLocking, Unlocking with Transmitter with Advanced Key QLocking, Unlocking with Door- Lock Knob With retractable type key QPower Door Locksí Trunk Lid QOpening and Closing the Trunk Lid QRemote Trunk Lid Release Lock-Out Inside Trunk Release Lever QOpening the Trunk Lid from the Inside Power Windows QOperating the Power Windows Type a QOperating the Passenger Power Window Type B QOperating the Drivers Side Power Window Type BQOpening the Power Windows from Outsideí Advanced key QFuel-Filler Lid Fuel-Filler Lid and CapQFuel-Filler Cap Hood QOpening the Hood QClosing the Hood QConvertible Top Precautions Convertible Top Soft Topí QLowering the Convertible Top QRaising the Convertible Top Pull the unlock lever outward to disengage the lock QTaking Care of the Top Convertible Top Power Retractable Hardtopí QPower Retractable Hardtop Precautions QOperation Indicator Light QOperation Conditions QOpening the Power Retractable Hardtop Deck opens QClosing the Power Retractable Hardtop Hardtop opens Hardtop retracts under the deck Deck closes Doors and Locks QThe Power Retractable Hardtop Does not Close Allen wrench Eyebolt Rope Gear units are located underneath the deck Tighten the eyebolt by turning it clockwise 5 more times Doors and Locks Link Pin Rope To the outside of the vehicle QPower Retractable Hardtop Appearance Care QWhen Warning Indicator/Beep is Activated Continue to press the button until the operation is Immobilizer System with Advanced Key Security System Declaration of Conformity Operation Immobilizer System without Advanced Key QModification and Add-On Equipment Security System Declaration of Conformity Operation QHow to Arm the System Theft-Deterrent Systemí QTo Turn off an Armed System QTo Stop an AlarmQTheft-Deterrent Labels QTilt Steering Wheel Steering WheelMirrors QOutside Mirrors QRearview Mirror On button Page Before Driving Your Mazda Fuel Requirements USE only Unleaded Fuel Emission Control System Engine Exhaust Carbon Monoxide Before Getting After Getting Break-In Period Money-Saving Suggestions Hazardous Driving Floor Mat Rocking the Vehicle Winter Driving QSnow Tires Driving In Flooded Area QTire Chains Overloading Driving on Uneven Road Trailer Towing Page Driving Your Mazda Ignition Switch QIgnition Switch Positions QIgnition Key Reminder Starting the Engine Brake System Turning the Engine OffQFoot Brake Starting and Driving QParking Brake QBrake System Warning Light QAnti-Lock Brake System ABS QABS Warning Light QElectronic Brake Force Distribution System Warning QBrake Pad Wear Indicator QBrake Assist with DSC vehicles Manual Transmission Operation QManual Transmission Shift Pattern QRecommendations for Shifting Gear Speed Transmission Automatic Transmission Controls Various Lockouts QTransmission Ranges QActive Adaptive Shift AAS QManual Shift ModeQShift-Lock System Shift position indicator Gear position indicator Down switches Starting and Driving Starting and Driving QDirect Modeí QDriving Tips Power Steering Cruise Controlí Activation/Deactivation QTo Set Speed QTo Increase Cruising Speed QTo Decrease Cruising Speed QTo Cancel QTo Resume Cruising Speed at More Than 30 km/h 19 mph QTCS/DSC Indicator Light Traction Control System TCSí Dynamic Stability Control DSCí QDSC OFF Indicator Light QDSC OFF Switch Starting and Driving Tire Pressure Monitoring Systemí Starting and Driving QTire Pressure Monitoring System Warning Light Starting and Driving QSystem Error Activation QFlat Tire Warning Light QTires and Wheels New tire pressure sensor is installed to a new wheel Meters and Gauges Speedometer Temperature unit change functioní Tachometer QEngine Coolant Temperature Gauge QFuel Gauge QEngine Oil Pressure Gauge QDashboard Illumination Air Bag/Front Seat Belt Pretensioner System Warning Light Turn Signal/Hazard Warning Indicator Lights QMalfunction Warning Light QABS Warning Light QCharging System Warning Light QCheck Engine Light QDoor-Ajar Warning Light QLow Fuel Warning LightQSeat Belt Warning Light QAutomatic Transmission Warning Light QTire Pressure Monitoring System Tpms Warning Lightí Driving Your Mazda QFlat Tire Warning Lightí Driving Your Mazda QHeadlight High-Beam Indicator Light QSecurity Indicator LightQShift Position Indicator Light Automatic Transmission QTCS/DSC Indicator Lightí QDSC OFF Indicator Lightí QSeat Belt Warning Beep QTurn-Signal/Hazard Warning Indicator LightsBeep Sounds QLights-On Reminder QTire Inflation Pressure Warning Beepí QAdvanced Keyless Warning with Lighting Control Headlights QFlashing the Headlights QHeadlight High-Low BeamQDaytime Running Lights Canada Turn and Lane-Change Signals Fog Lightsí Windshield Wipers and Washer QWindshield Wipers Rear Window Defroster QWindshield Washer Horn Hazard Warning Flasher HomeLink Wireless Control Systemí QType a Pre-programming the HomeLink System There are 30 seconds in which to initiate step QType B Indicator light HomeLink button FCC ID NZLOBIHL3 CANADA4112A-OBIHL3 There are 30 seconds in which to initiate step Switches and Controls Page Interior Comfort Operating Tips QAdjusting the Vents Vent Operation QSelecting the Airflow Mode Defroster Vents Types of the Climate Control System QControl Switches Manual Typeí Climate Control System Heating QCooling With Air Conditionerí QWindshield Defrosting and Defogging VentilationQDehumidifying With Air Conditionerí Automatic Typeí Type a Switch QOperation of Automatic Air Conditioning QSunlight/Temperature Sensor QAM/FM Radio Antenna AntennaQSatellite Radio Antennaí Operating Tips for Audio System QRadio Reception Ionosphere FM wave AM wave 100-200 km 60-120 miles QOperating Tips for CD Player/In- Dash CD Changer Transparent Should never be used to clean CDs QOperating tips for MP3 Maximum number QOperating Tips for WMA MP3 Content Memo Audio Set QPower/Volume/Sound Controls Depending on the mode selected, Mode Volume change Audio System Clock Memo QOperating the Radio Scan tuning QOperating the Satellite Radioí Audio System SR1 SR2 SR3 Audio System Initial setting, all channels are preset to Button again during this interval Audio System Audio System Master code input determination Audio System Audio System Memo QOperating the Compact Disc CD Player Audio System MP3/WMA CD Audio System QOperating the In-Dash CD Changer Audio System Audio System MP3/WMA CD QOperating the Auxiliary jack QError Indications Audio Control Switch Operationí QAdjusting the Volume QSeek Switch QChanging the Source AUX Mode Auxiliary input QMute Switchí Audio System Audio Unit Audio Control Switches Safety Certification Bluetooth Hands-Freeí QWhat is Bluetooth Hands-Free? QComponent parts QHow to use this section QFunction Restrictions While Using Bluetooth Hands-FreeVoice Basic Bluetooth Hands- Free Operation QBluetooth Hands-Free Preparation Bluetooth Hands-Free Bluetooth Hands-Free QReceiving an incoming call QMaking a call using a telephone numberQHanging up a call QHelp function use QVolume adjustmentConvenient Use of the Hands-Free System QPhonebook Usage QRedialing function QRefusing an incoming callQEmergency calls QTransferring a call QPhonebook SettingsMute QVoice guidance interrupt operation Bluetooth Hands-Free Bluetooth Hands-Free Hands-Free Telephone Setting QMobile phone Bluetooth Hands-Free QSecurity Setting QVoice recognition learning function Speaker enrollment QDTMF dual tone multi- frequency signal transmission When Bluetooth Hands- Free cannot be used FCC ID CB2MBLUEC07 IC279B- MBLUEC07 Mazda Bluetooth Hands- Free Customer Service QVanity Mirrors SunvisorsInterior Lights QOverhead Light Cup Holder Multi-Pocket QGlove Compartment Storage CompartmentsQSeat Side Box QBack Trim Storage Boxí QMesh Pocket Accessory Socket Windblocker Case of an Emergency Parking in an Emergency Flat Tireí QHow to identify your tire typeQVehicle with run-flat tires QVehicle with conventional tires Tool Storage Trunk room Jack Turn the wing bolt completely to secure the jack Instant Mobility System IMS Emergency Flat Tire Repair Kití QAbout the IMS Emergency Flat Tire Repair Kit QUsing the IMS Emergency Flat Tire Repair Kit Store the valve core in a place where it wont get dirty Flat Tire Install the compressor hose to the tire valve QInspecting the IMS Emergency Flat Tire Repair Kit With Tire Pressure Monitoring System Changing a Tire QRemoving a Tire Jacking position Flat Tire QLocking Lug Nutsí QMounting the Tire Nut tightening torque ·m kgf·m, ft·lbf 88―118 With Tire Pressure Monitoring System Overheating Cooling system cap Coolant reservoir Starting a Flooded Engine Jump-Starting Emergency Starting Emergency Starting Push-Starting Towing Description Tiedown Hooks QTiedown Hooks Tiedown eyelet Recreational Towing Maintenance and Care Introduction Introduction Scheduled Maintenance USA, Canada, and Puerto Rico QSchedule Engine Flat tire repair kit if installed*3 USA Steering operation and linkages Power steering fluid level Scheduled Maintenance Mexico 100 110 120 Chassis and Body Others Engine coolant level Months ×1000 km Cont Scheduled Maintenance QAt Least Monthly Owner Maintenance ScheduleQWhen Refueling QAt Least Twice a Year For Example, Every Spring and Fall Owner Maintenance Precautions Owner Maintenance Engine Compartment Overview Engine Oil QRecommended Oil QInspecting Engine Oil Level Engine Coolant QInspecting Coolant Level Owner Maintenance Brake/Clutch Fluid Power Steering FluidQInspecting Power Steering Fluid Level QInspecting Brake/Clutch Fluid Level Washer Fluid QInspecting Washer Fluid Level Wiper Blades Body LubricationQReplacing Windshield Wiper Blades Plastic locking clip Owner Maintenance Battery Owner Maintenance QBattery Maintenance Tires QTire Inflation Pressure QTire Rotation QReplacing a Tire QReplacing a Wheel Owner Maintenance Memo Light Bulbs QReplacing Exterior Light Bulbs Unhook the bulb retaining spring Owner Maintenance Replacing front-passenger side lamp bulb Removal Owner Maintenance Owner Maintenance QReplacing Interior Light Bulbs QFuse Replacement Fuses Owner Maintenance QFuse Panel Description Fuse block Engine compartment Description Fuse Protected Component Fuse block Drivers side QEtching Caused by Acid Rain or Industrial Fallout How to Minimize Environmental Paint DamageQDamage Caused by Bird Dropping, Insects, or Tree Sap QWater Marks QPaint Chipping Exterior Care QMaintaining the Finish Appearance Care QBright-Metal Maintenance QRepairing Damage to the FinishQUnderbody Maintenance QAluminum Wheel Maintenance QConvertible Top Maintenanceí QHardtop Maintenanceí QPlastic Part Maintenance QCleaning the Upholstery and Interior Trim QDashboard PrecautionsInterior Care QCleaning the Lap/Shoulder Belt Webbing QCleaning the Window Interiors QCleaning the Floor Mats Customer Information and Reporting QSTEP 1 Contact Your Mazda Dealer Customer Assistance U.S.AQSTEP 2 Contact Mazda North American Operations QSTEP 3 Contact Better Business Bureau BBB QCalifornia Customers Customer Assistance Customer Assistance QSTEP 1 Contact the Mazda Dealer Customer Assistance CanadaQSatisfaction Review Process QSTEP 2 Contact the Mazda Regional Office QMediation/Arbitration Program QCanadian Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan Camvap QRegional Offices Regional Offices Areas Covered Customer Assistance Puerto Rico QSTEP Customer Assistance Mexico QContact Your Mazda Dealer Customer Assistance Importer/Distributor Warranties for Your Mazda Outside the United States and Canada Outside the United States Outside Canada Warranty Add-On Non-Genuine Parts and Accessories Cell Phones Warning QTread Wear QTemperature-A, B, CUniform Tire Quality Grading System Utqgs QTraction-AA, A, B, C QUNIFORM Tire Quality Grading Tire Labeling QInformation on Passenger Vehicle Tires Safety Warning Letter Rating Speed Rating Serious Injury MAY Result from QInformation on Temporary Tires 81 mph Location of the Tire Label Placard QRecommended Tire Inflation Pressure QChecking Tire Pressure QGlossary of Terms Tire Maintenance New tread Tread wear indicator Worn tread QSafety Practices Vehicle Loading Payload Cargo GVW Tire Information U.S.A GCW Steps for Determining the Correct Load Limit Reporting Safety Defects U.S.A Reporting Safety Defects Canada QSERVICE Highlights Service PublicationsQWIRING Diagram QWORKSHOP Manual Specifications Vehicle Information Labels QVehicle Identification Number QEngine Number QElectrical System SpecificationsEngine QLubricant Quality QWeights QDimensionsCapacities QAir Conditioner QLight Bulbs Tires Fuses Personalization Features Can be deactivated*1 Index Index 11-3 11-4 11-5 11-6 11-7 11-8

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