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Since you are still under factory warranty have a Mazda dealer take a look at it

There are a bunch of them on ebay.

I believe only Canadian vehicles come with the engine block heater, are you in Canada? If so the heater cord is usually located near the battery.

The code might be in the owner's manual or you can go to a Mazda dealer.

I am pretty sure the wipers and the pump are on the same fuse so that would mean the wipers wouldn't operate either if the fuse is blown

Meguiar's has a Clear Coat Safe Rubbing Compound so that would be a good choice as it is supposed to be much less abrasive than the older rubbing compounds. https://www.meguiars.com/automotive/products/clear-coat-safe-rubbing-compound

Could just be a faulty battery that won't hold a charge. You can take it to Autozone to load test it for you to find out if is faulty. Sometimes a cell will go bad in them even in newer batteries.

How old is the battery? You may have stated that but I missed it.

just wondering what you used or what you did that dulled/scratched the clearcoat...

send me a private message with your email address and I can send you the vector file

something like this maybe?

did you get it figured out?

Did you look in the owner's manual? A flashing wrench light normally means maintenance is required, such as an oil change.

Possibly a dirty or faulty fuel injector on cylinder 3. Try some fuel injector cleaner first before replacing the fuel injector. You can try swapping the fuel injector on cylinder 3 to a different cylinder, first clear the CEL with a code reader and if the code is now on the cylinder you...

I think you are missing the point of painting them the same as the body color

Actually it is a very common occurrence on not just Mazda vehicles but many other manufacturers vehicles. Do a google search and you will see what I am talking about.

seat covers?

Sorry, not feeling it, tires are too beefy for my taste but if you like it that is all that matters

Is the oil pan rusted?