Mazda

Look on the inside drivers door panel ... there is a sticker with suggested tire pressures based upon the original equipment tire. Or, look on the tire itself for "Max PSI Cold:".

Unfortunately he was hit by a train carrying a shipment of Ford F-250's. Lucky for the young man, Micah Kanters, however, the train was also built by Ford and therefore disintegrated before causing him any harm. He is currently planning to attend law school

WHAT IS A TRANSAXLE

Could be a bad ignition switch if it tries to start but will not start all the way once you release the key.

A lot of guys use automatic transmission fluid and sock the motor overnight. Turn by hand. If no movement redo and let sit overnight again and try to turn by hand. Somtimes the apex seals seize up in the housings.

It is located under rightside of the instrument panel. You have to see above at the brake pedal. Use 10mm socket and longer extension to remove it.

it has according to snap on shop key a 73.1L 19.30(GALS) tank

Behind the window winding handle there is a circlip, this a "C" section type clip & can be remove using a thin blade screw driver or you can make up the right tool, which is a thin piece of steel that has a "u" shape taken out. This should do it.

Replacement needs to be made every 5 years or 100 000 km / 60 000 miles whatever comes first.

Its a good idea to do the Waterpump and every tensioner and bearing associated with the cambelt at the time.

youll have to open up the door take off the covering find you problem either line it up again or you might need a new part

Really need to know what type of Mazda. However, a blanket answer for most model Mazda's is that they contain radios that are removed the same way ford radios are. there should be removable rubber pieces on the left and right corners of the radio face. removal of these will reveal 4 holes. ford radio removal keys will be required to insert and remove radio safely. its a good idea to have a car stereo shop or dealership perform this task, in that it will not cost much if anything and if done improperly, it could damage your radio. if your Mazda is a newer model, it may not have these holes and at that point, further info on the model and year are needed for a better answer.

it's a common problem for proteges5, the EGR valve needs to be cleaned

Mazda B2600 has the G6 Engine

Oil capacity (L {US qt, Imp qt})

Engine Item F2 G6 (WL, WL Turbo)

Oil replacement

3.9{4.1, 3.4}4.5{4.8, 4.0}5.6{5.9, 4.9}

Oil and oil filter replacement

4.2{4.4, 3.7}4.7{5.0, 4.4}6.3{6.7, 5.5}

Total(dry engine)

4.6{4.9, 4.0}5.5{5.8, 4.8}6.7{7.1, 5.9}

Step 1: Open the glove box
Step 2: Remove the "carbon fiber" strip starting under the glove box (it's just clipped in)
Step 3: Unplug battery so you don't harm anything electronically
Step 4: Remove the two screws at the left and right of the display
Step 5: Put fingers in square spaces next to where the bolts where and pull...
Step 6: Done. Repeat steps backwards to reassemble

The fuel pump relay is located in the cab near the floor behind the driver side kick panel. The attached links below contain additional information about your truck.

Left hand side of the block towards the back, just follow the hoses off the carb.

You can call Walmart with cars years , wheel size , bolt spacing and they have a chart that may help you find what you are looking for.

Trouble code P1121 means: Pedal Position Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance

the fuel filter is located along the frame on the drivers side

Took me a bit, but stick your head down underneath your steering wheel (close enough to kiss the fuse box) then look directly up. There it is!!

for the past 2 years mine has bounced between 19-21 psi

but then again that's in psi i don't know what your measuring in ?

get the old one out put the new one in

Well Mazda was owned by three CO. Mazda, Ford, and the Bank of Japan. Ford has sold alot of there shares recently but they still are partal owners. Michael

Mazda is a Japanese car company based in Fuchu, Aki District, Hiroshima. Mazda was founded in 1920 by Jujiro Matsuda.

it could be the fans motor