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Wet oil or dried stains? Pictures?

Not familiar with gen 1, but I think there's an idle relearn procedure

How many miles? Sticky throttle body valve maybe.

There's a tsb for this and Mazda extended the warranty 7 yr to cover this issue. What year and model is your Mazda?

Maybe it's the battery. Try removing your cam wiring.

Socal is only 3 season so I can't speak to snow performance, but wet and dry are both great. No real difference to noise and mpg

Just changed my belt and tensioner also. Belt was easier but the tensioner required a lot of patience to maneuver it. Belt for the water pump was fine for me so I didn't change it

I'll start the bidding $1

Step 1 double check your connections Step 2 is the pull the codes

Nice walkthrough. I just got one for my 2016 cx9. Will be referencing your vid during installation. Thanks!

I got my CC2 from Costco also. No complains :)

Check with a voltage meter to confirm if the headlights are being powered. If they are, likely (but also unlikely both) bulbs are bad.

Take it to a different dealership and don't mention anything in particular. Pay the $150 diagnostic fee and have them inspect it. Take the findings to your original dealership and have they fix it and reimburse you (if they did screw up)

This is a big claim to say a can of cleaner in the oil can restore power and mpg.

My 2016 mounts have started to crack and the movement seems to be the same like yours. However, no weird sound. It's hard to diagnose when you're driving vs stationary.

Class action I guess. I like Mazda, but there's no defending to this type of idiotic decisions.

If it's leaking coolant, you'll likely see white residue after it's evaporated. You said theres smoke. Put the car in park, pop the hood again, and have someone rev the engine. See if that would generate more smoke.

Please document the process and take plenty of pictures when you do the replacement! What's your initial impression of the parts quality?

Got fully reimbursed via a debit card with a lot of stupid fees. What's the best way to use it?