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It depends if you are talking about highway or city and which model.

To disable the seat belt beeping on a Mazda 3, start the vehicle and buckle the driver's seat belt. Then, turn the ignition off and back on without starting the engine. Unbuckle the seat belt and buckle it again three times in quick succession. Finally, turn off the ignition. The beeping should now be disabled.

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See 'Mazda 2.3L L3-VE Engine Diagram' link in 'Related Links' below. This diagram shows the serpentine belt / accessory drive for the L3-VE engine in 2002-2008 Mazda 3, Mazda 6 and similar models. The L3-VE is an 4 Cylinder (I4) DOHC engine with variable valve timing rated at 160 HP @ 6000 RPM. The belt tensioner pulley is on the bottom right side of the engine. (As viewed from the -engine-

front. IE. standing at passenger side fender looking into the engine compartment.

Ignition coils generate the voltage needed to create the spark for ignition of the fuel air mixture, without it the vehicle will not run.

The 2005 Mazda 3 has a towing capacity of approximately 1,000 pounds when properly equipped. This capacity may vary slightly depending on the specific engine and transmission options. It's important to consult the owner's manual or manufacturer specifications for precise details regarding towing limits and requirements. Always ensure that any load is within the vehicle's capabilities for safe towing.

5w20 any premium brand.

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my 2006 1.6 Diesel saloon has a towing limit of 1300kg and a noseweight of 75kg.

It has no trouble towing my 800kg caravan

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in the back.

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Actually, if you want an answer that helps, there is a Fuse Box below the Glove Box. No tools needed, just undo the 'Shroud' with the 2 knobs, this will expose the Fuse Box in the Cabin (the other is under the hood by the Battery, fyi.). The Fuse for the Cig adapter will be a 15amp in the top left corner of the panel.

Hope this helps.

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I had the engine light come on in my patrol due to overheating and I had to take the vehicle to the dealer's service centre where they plugged it into the computer which advised why the light came on and then reset it. There was a minimal service fee for this. I assume it will be the same process for the Mazda.

It depends. Your owner's manual specifies every 7,500 miles for normal driving conditions but most people agree that this is not often enough. Many motorists change their oil every 3,000 miles to avoid engine wear. Most, however, change their oil every 4,000 to 5,000 miles. If you drive in extreme conditions such as dusty desert conditions, towing, or if your average trip length is less than 3 miles (your engine doesn't have the opportunity to completely warm up) then you should change your oil every 2,500 miles. Under all circumstances, your oil should be changed at least once every 12 months.

5.5 is the fastest verified time with no lift shift in 1st and 2nd and launching @ 3500 rpm. Car & Driver Jan 08

you use a c clamp that's how i do it on all the the vehicle's that i work on if this help's you

According to Mazda 3's own specs, the car has zero towing capacity. That is, Mazda does not recommend towing anything.

Compare this with the Toyota Corolla, which has a 1500 pound capacity.

low tire pressure, dirty or clogged fuel filter/air filter, e-brake hanging up. If you have check engine light, you might have bad sensor(air intake system)

Operating from 2 Japanese and 14 international manufacturing plants, Mazda makes vehicles in many different countries.

To change the brakes on a Mazda 3 shouldn't be rocket science. However it took me a lil while to figure it out. It's almost the same as changing regular caliper brakes except instead of using a C-clamp or similar object to compress the piston...use a pair of needlenose pliers and turn the tip of the piston in a clockwise rotation to compress it. A clamp will not work. aside from that everything should be pretty simple.

Hope this helps

make sure to apply pressure while turning

I have found the best directions ever for changing oil in both Mazda 3 2.0 and 2.3 models.

Follow directions on this site (http://mazda3revolution.com/how-to-guides/how-to-change-oil-mazda-3-23-20/).

The loud drone sound is from the wheel bearings. I had to replace the two front wheel bearings on my 2004 Mazda3 2.3. try rotating the tires first, because a bad tire will sound almost the same. I also have the same problem. I did rotated my tires but find out all suspensions need to be replace. Bad suspensions cause tires to cupped and make those drone noise.