Mazda 3

You can use link below to look for a manual online and down load it using one of the torrent download programs. I found one - over 2900 pages covering everything. http://torrentscan.com/

The 2008 Mazda Tribute has the newer style and more rare "pinch tab" wiper arms on the front and a fairly specialized "snap claw" rear wiper arm attachment. See sources and related links below for installation videos. Also, purchase the replacement blades first and there will be additional instructions/illustrations on the replacement packages - note that not all wipers will fit on pinch tab arms and snap claw arms so be sure to reference the make, model and year of your vehicle for the brand wipers you choose to purchase. The video below shows this in the reverse order but you'll get it.

Yokohama

This question actually refers to a Mazda "6" that stalls when in the stopped position. Sorry about the miss printed info.

Not sure what you mean by "Globe" however... Mazda 3 headlight bulb lamp replacement: Purchase the correct replacement headlight bulb(s) first, before disassembling the vehicle. See sources and related links below for replacement bulb information. Then consult your owner's manual for the headlight bulb lamp replacement procedure. As simple as it sounds, the owner's manual is the best place to start for bulb replacement instructions and illustrations. You may want to consider replacing both left and right at the same time in order to keep brightness and color equal (optional).

It looks like the 'zoom-zoom' song for Mazda was taken from a song used in a popular Brazilian martial art called Capoeira. Check this out on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKAlV3fuuMs&feature=related

.044"-.052" would be fine

There should be a button on the top of the seat near where the shoulder belt comes down the seat. If that doesn't release the seats check in the trunk that the lock hasn't been switched to the locked position.

You can change it out for a louder horn, such as what I am doing. "Twistedthrottle.com" offers an air horn that is easy to install. I have put it on two of my previous cars, and two motorcycles. It is called a stebel air horn and it can be installed in under an hour. The Mazda 3's stock horn is lame. It is located directly behind the front bumper on the drivers side just above the fog light. It can be accessed by removing the black plastic cover under the front bumper and left wheel well. Since it is difficult to access and requires about an hour's worth of work to remove and replace. I decided to make mine sound cool (not just loud), therefore, I replaced it with a Wolo Badboy compact air horn. The sound quality and volume are much improved and the horn's cool factor has increased by 100%.

under the dash passenger side

yes

If you're going down a straight stretch of road and let go of the steering wheel and it pulls to the left or right its prolly out of alignment. check your tire pressure first though. one low tire and it'll make the car go left or right

4.4 quarts - start off by adding 4 quarts, then top off as needed. It's better to start off with too little oil than too much.

Speed3 Mazdas have only one transmission. It is a 6 speed Manual transmission.

I'm having a friend do my clutch its 200 for the clutch 89 to resurface the. Fly wheel and 350 for labor

No you must have the keys paired with the new cluster at the dealer. Don't ask how I know

if you are talking about the "spark plugs" pull the plastic cover off the top of your engine. you will see four wire harnesses in a horizontal pattern. disconnect the harnesses from the adapters. the adapters are bolted down. the bolts look funny. they are a nut PERMINATELY connected to a threaded rod. lets call them "bolt-rods". a few of them will have clips on them. these clips are for the engine cover. pop them off and remove the bolt-rods. the adapters pull right out. with a flashlight, you can see the sparkplugs deep in the holes. Oh, DO NOT MIX ANY OF THESE PARTS. EACH ONE NEEDS TO GO BACK EXACTLY WHERE THEY CAME. the sparkplugs require a special socket to remove them. they have a ceramic sleeve on them. if you crack it, peices may fall into your cylender. over a short time, this will DESTROY your engine. If you do crack one, use a vacuum to suck up the shards before completely removing the plug. replce the plugs with newones the same size. there are a lot of different types of spark plugs on the market. find some that suit you. install those plugs. be careful not to cross thread the hole. again, very bad if you do. use the socket without the wrench to get the plugs halfway screwed in. then tighten them snug. do not over tighten the plugs. that will shatter the ceramic. install the adapters, bolt rods, wire harnesses. this is critical. the wire harnesses must be plugged into the right adapter. otherwise your engine will missfire and run bad. install the clips for the engine cover and press the evgine cover into place. done!

Underneath the wipers

1. Mazda doesn't make an M3. That is BMW, my friend. But keep dreaming. 2. The answer lies in your service manual that you received with your car. You should probably read it sometime.

Reset the change oil light on Mazda 3

no.

Also known as Rear Beam bushings on some cars

This Bushing helps adsorb the bumps in the road and provide a smooth ride. When it wears out it can feel very similar to when the rear shocks are blown.

A how to replace this part on a vw golf 93 - 99.5 is here:

http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3242686

It's about 4 to 5 thousands more than the Mazda 3 sedan.