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Just completed my first ATF drain and fill. 3 1/2 quarts. Pretty easy.
Just completed my first ATF drain and fill. 3 1/2 quarts. Pretty easy.
71,200 miles. Fluid was kinda like a brownish color with perceivable greenish tint.How many miles and what was the condition of the fluid you drained?
71,200 miles. Fluid was kinda like a brownish color with perceivable greenish tint.
I took a sample as well to send in for analysis.
Wrapped the piano black pieces in the car. Still have a few more to do, but happy to not have to worry about the pieces getting scratched and showing everything. And need an interior detail after looking at the pics.
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Cool. Cannot recall a time someone took their FZ oil for analysis north of 70k miles. Really interested in the report.
Wrapped the piano black pieces in the car. Still have a few more to do, but happy to not have to worry about the pieces getting scratched and showing everything. And need an interior detail after looking at the pics.
Do you have a link to the wrap you used? Was there a pdf for removal of the pieces?
I can't believe mine look after 3 months. Especially when nothing touches the center console besides a microfiber cloth during cleanings.
Thanks
Do you have a link to the wrap you used? Was there a pdf for removal of the pieces?
I can't believe mine look after 3 months. Especially when nothing touches the center console besides a microfiber cloth during cleanings.
Thanks
Mine looks the same as it did when I bought it almost 4 months ago. Only dust particles appear on it and I clean it with a soft non-abrasive feather duster.
Mine looks the same as it did when I bought it almost 4 months ago. Only dust particles appear on it and I clean it with a soft non-abrasive feather duster.
Laminate it and then no issues (wink)I've seen a LOT of reviews talk about how easy it is to scratch it. KBB says it will scratch just by LOOKING at it.![]()
Here is the wrap I used.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/ (commissions earned)
Workshop manuals showing how to get the trim off:
https://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123864503-Workshop-Manuals-for-2018-CX-5
The manuals show how to get the door panel off, but not really how to pop the switch panel off. That took a little bit to figure out, but it's essentially just tabs that you need to pop off and push it out of the top.
Laminate it and then no issues (wink)