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My car is doing exactly the same thing. Take your car to an autoparts store and ask them to scan your computer -- I'll bet you'll learn that the oxygen sensor has failed (O2 signal rich lock). Now all I have to do is find an online source for genuine Mazda parts so I can purchase a new O2 sensor...

I took a OEM filter down to my friendly auto parts store to compare it with a FRAM filter. The differences were obvious - the Mazda filter is superior. First, the filter media of the Mazda filter was of a denser material. There were more pleats in the OEM filter, meaning that the element has...

My boss' wife picked up her 3 mos. old Civic from the dealership after an oil change; she made 2 miles before the car burst into flames and burned to the ground. The "tech" forgot to install the pan drain plug!(nailbyt)

Boy do I have to correct my previous post.(stoned) I drove over some speed bumps today and the noise is comming from the front - not the rear! Furthermore, I no longer think it the sway bar. I agree you guys that the noise is from the front strut. I did mention the noise to the service manager...

I thought that seperate wire looms containing respectively the signal and power cables could be brought out through the bottom or rear side of the bin. Sufficient slack would allow the seat to travel - I hope. What do you think? Another variation on the same theme: remove the bin and mount the...

I've made my plan and have gotten a quote for the following: One pair Infinity 6x8 inch KAPPA680.7CS component speakers in door; One Alpine 4 way amplifier MRV-F345 75watts per channel; One Line out adaptor, speaker level to line; Dynamat Extreme door kit; Twisted pair interlinks (Monster...

I've got a "dry rub" mostly from the rear on suspension rebound. I'm guessing it is dry (roll bar?) bushings. The noise is obvious on cold mornings for about a half mile of travel. I assume things warm(loosen) up while driveing so the noise goes away. I don't plan on complaining about my problem.

Thanks for the link. Perhaps the extra brightness from the HID is causing your pupils to close some what. If this is occuring vision in the shadows would certainly suffer.(dunno) As for the lockers: I've moved to the Mazda from my 4x4 Pathfinder - still have to adjust.(boom07)

Hey what are you laughing at?! I can only hope that a limited slip for an AT will be made available, otherwise I'm going to have to rotate tires with every oil change. Now that you have had you HIDs installed for some time: any updates or comments? What vendor did you purchase them from? Thanks,

1. Which model / color / transmission / options / etc. did you get? Sport/Cardinal Red/AT/Popular Equipment Package, Wheel Locks, Mats, Cargo Net/ 2. Whereabouts are you located? LongIsland, NY 3. Is this your first Mazda? Yes! I'm impressed!!! 4. What other vehicles were you considering...