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actually you just remove the bottom screw,(i think its an 8mm) the you stick a small screwdriver where the little tab, just enough to pull the tab off with some needle nose pliers, and then you hold the plastic open and you should have enough room to stick the little u-nut in. then you repeat...

wow thats crazy, when i used to work for mazda, it took us about 5 min a car to do. but then again we did hundreds of them.

if you bought the original mazda parts the foglight and the cover comes as 1 unit. for the fogs u dont have to remove the bumper. get the nose of the car up on some ramps, the the underside there should me plastic flaps on each side. you unscrew those (i think abbout 3 screws starting from the...

you take your fingers and pry from under the right hand side corner out and towards the driver and then when that corner is out just pull the rest of the clips straight back.

actually the actual black plastic scuff plate is not the same as in the regular 3's. the mazda speed plastic pecies have a reses for the metal scuff plate to fit flush with the rest of it.

all the wings on mazda 3's are not installed at the factory. we do those here at the port. when we drill through the trunk we apply etching primer with a brush around the exposed metal to keep it from rusting.

the 3 wires are ground ,constant power and switched power. you need to tap into a green/black wire and a blue/red wire in the passanger kick pannel. the mirror harnes has the ground and two black cables with spade connectors, one is solid black and one is black with a white stripe. are you sure...

yeah either it unhooked or broke off, those things break so easy its not even funny

by any chance do the cars that rattle inside have satellite radio? if so i think i know what can cause those rattles inside

the only cars that dont come with wheel covers are the mazda5's and the regular mazda3's.

no the homelink harness and conncector are diffrent and like they already said it does have a constant power source. you would have to tap into another cable in the kickpanel area. have any of you guys been to MazdaStuff.com they sell al the original mazda parts that come on the cars as options...

no they are not pre wired but if you buy the mazda mirror, it comes with a harnes that has a connector for the mirror on one side and blade type connectors and ground strap for you to tap into the cables in the driver side kick panel area. look at the how-to i wrote for more details

yeah most of the cars come like that to keep the rotors from rusting. we actually had cars sitting here for weeks and when we went to put it in drive and let the p- brake off, the car would just sit there. then u would give it gas and u could hear it break loose.

thats funny becase actually thats the color of the car i took the pictures of. im actually intrested in that color for my 67 mustang coupe. i was talking about the 2007 MAZDASPEED 3

i actually have some pictures of some here on our lots but they were taken after work so they are from outside the gates. ill post them if you want. we already started working on them here and i havent looked at the window stickers because they dont put them on until after were done with them...

How To: 1. to remove the original mirror look on the bottom side of the metal part where the mirror mounts to the windshield. there should be a little recess for a small pocket screwdriver to fit in. once the screw driver is in tap the screwdriver with a rubber mallet till the mirror becomes...

do you guys still need help with those mirrors because i know how to do them. i actually work as an accesory installer at one of mazdas ports.

hey guys im new to the forum and just wanted to offer my help regarding accecories and other questions on 2005 and newer mazda vehicles. i work at mazda port in port huaneme california as an accesories installer. if anybody has any questions id be more that happy to help.

hey guys im new to the forum and just wanted to offer my help regarding accecories and other questions on 2005 and newer mazda vehicles. i work at mazda port in port huaneme california as an accesories installer. if anybody has any questions id be more that happy to help.