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You do not need to program TPMS on Mazda5

No luck with the battery reset Faulted out again tonight while driving on ice, hard to avoid unintended abs activation. Abs worked fine a couple times, then faulted with U0415:92 and U3000:48 codes

I had a more in depth scan today: Possibilities listed: - TCM (not possible as it’s a manual) - Steering angle sensor - ABS module - TCS module (seems to be the ABS on my car?) I was not able to find the option to monitor each wheel sensor

I tested this more today: 1. Traction control doesn’t seem to intervene, but only occasionally faults out 2. ABS works 9 out of 10 times, but I also got ABS to turn on the ABS / traction / parking brake lights Still no codes using a generic obd reader, what is the recommended DIY reader for Mazda?

I would understand if that was it, but this repeatable error is induced with the gas pedal in deep snow or on ice; simple straight line stuff

When playing around in slippery conditions (as we have during winter), after significant wheel slip the traction control, ABS and parking brakes lights will illuminate and the ABS and traction control are disabled. I've scanned the car while in this condition and there are no codes. The error...

I haven't yet taken off the grooved idler, but based off the others I am surprised to hear it is using 6303-ZZ metal shielded bearing and not 6303-2RS rubber sealed?

Found my answer... I was looking in the wrong place and was seeing the sliding door actuator. Unfortunately the front door actuator is only along with the latch PN CG36-58-310A for right and CG36-59-310A for left

Hmm... sure looks like the Mazda 3 part 2007 - 2009 and before: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0719BBFLR/

Pulled out my front passenger door actuator as it's only working intermittently. When I look up the PN I find C235-72-350 which has two electrical connectors while mine only has one... and unfortunately there is no Mazda PN. Any idea how to find a replacement?

After just replacing a broken cat on my Mini I am thrilled to see that my 2012 Mazda5 is leaking at all the reinforcement welds on the 90 degree bends. I'd prefer to replace after the cat from AP Exhaust PN 68539 for $77, but they list automatic transmission only. Mazda is also showing...

I'm 6'1" and for some reason I can nearly drive our Mazda 5 with 6-speed in the same seating position as my 5'6" tall wife. I also found the 2012 seems to have more room than the 2008 of my neighbor.

I just brought home our 2012 Mazda 5 sport 6-speed and one of the only complaints I have is the front grill has screw holes as the car is from Ohio where front plates are required, while in Michigan they are not. I found a parts diagram here...