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you welcome sir. Make sure to check my other CX 5 Vids 😁

i went the hard way without removing the rear subframe, the correct way is lower the subframe for better access of the bushings bracket nuts. Lucky mine were not too difficult to remove the nuts just had to be extra patience as the space very tight.

first impression after done some driving and cornering , steering response definitely are so much better than before, the car is just more planted down to the ground during hard cornering. very stable , very sporty feel not too harsh not too soft the car feel just about right. Its like a new car...

https://youtu.be/Cgi56M5yPpA It was a very tight space to work with on this car. But managed to complete the install.

Super pro Australia does have the polyurethane bushing kit for our Mazda and available for many popular model vehicles.

ofcourse you can , but you got to have hydraulic press so the job will be alot easier. The easiet way is to replace whole. but you will find it much value and fun if you can replace each of the worn out bushing it self . 😀

Ah yes forgot to mention you will need hudraulic press / bushing press tool for this job. otherwise it would be very hard to do. 👌👍

Have you guys check you Lower control arms ?? These 2 parts tends to fail at even low milage. Very common to our cars. https://youtu.be/butRrfy8PkQ https://youtu.be/9vxE28BfhP8

please check LCA Bushing Small and larger sides it is a very common problems for these cars. They tends to crack overtime https://youtu.be/9vxE28BfhP8

Hi guys just want to share another video hope yall find it useful. https://youtu.be/9vxE28BfhP8

Updates . I recently upgrade the larger secrion of LCA Bushing. Please watch my video . 👍👍👍

Maybe a carbon build up issue on the intake valves, can rob a bit of hp on these cars.

quick update Compact Baffled Oil Catch can update after another 1500kms. Mazda CX 5 Skyactiv 2.0L at 48xxxKms.

Just like to share if your power side mirror dont work this might be for you. https://youtu.be/Z-27-xv7wUQ

Hi guys, hope you are all well. Just like to share another video. Might be useful for all you owners.

I use high temp RTV.

yes this oil catch can are the replica of MishMoto brand. it comes with bronze filteration.

it is the same car.. i dont work on other peoples car. I think one is enough :D The oils inside the intake manifold isn't too much. but i can confirm it is about 50ml - 60ml of oil accumulate inside the intake manifold after 13 - 14K kms after my previous intake manifold clean up. Maybe Best...

I would like to add in this 2nd video there's also a good amount of oil trapped within the intake manifold i forgot to add to this video clip.

I find it easy to remove that is y i choose this area for mounting location. :) but i have got small hands. Hehehe