The question you ask is too involved for a proper answer. You may want to go to a car parts store, or book store, and get a repair manual for your car. They cost about $16.00 Or, go to a Public Library.
where the axle goes into the trans. there are 6 or 8 hex head bolts take them out and it pulls right off.
no you have to pull out axles first or it will ruin trans
IT is behind the little pull our compartment on the left side of steering column on the dash. Pull out the little compartment and the fuses are behind it.
There are thousands of reasons. You need to pull out error codes. You can do it at local autozone store.
Yes, you must pull both axles to change any transmission, Mazda or not.
If you don't have an own error code reader. You can use a free service at Auto Zone. They can pull trouble codes out for you for free.
You dont have to pull any axel
The dipstick for the transmission fluid is near the battery. The dipstick is being held in place by a clip. You have to pull the clip away to be able to pull out the dipstick.
You need to pull the error code(s) out the computer. In most cases it will tell you what you need to replace.
take off the wheel. unbolt the 2 lower strunt bolts, to swing the brake assembly out, pull that end of the axel out, then give the axel a good pull out and it should pop out of the transmission.
the backing plate on the rearend has to come off and there are C -clips that you have to pull out of each axle where they mesh with the gears inside the rearend and then you can pull the axles out.
open trunk look directly under light grab socket twist left and pull
each wire has a plastic cap on the distributor end with a small tab on the end cap. With a small flat tip screwdriver, lift the tab a little and the cap should pull off easy.