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When Driving
Instrument Cluster and Display
NOTE
When the tachometer needle enters the
STRIPED ZONE, this indicates to the
driver that the gears should be shifted
before entering the RED ZONE.
Fuel Gauge
The fuel gauge shows approximately
how much fuel is remaining in the tank
when the ignition is switched ON. We
recommend keeping the tank over 1/4 full.
Type A
Full
1/4 Full
Type B
Full
1/4 Full
If the low fuel warning light illuminates or
the fuel level is very low, refuel as soon as
possible.
Refer to Warning/Indicator Lights on page
4-16 .
NOTE
y
After refueling, it may require some
time for the indicator to stabilize. In
addition, the indicator may deviate
while driving on a slope or curve since
the fuel moves in the tank.
y
The display indicating a quarter or less
remaining fuel has more segments to
show the remaining fuel level in greater
detail.
y
The direction of the arrow ( ) indicates
that the fuel-fi ller lid is on the left side
of the vehicle.
Dashboard Illumination
Rotate the knob to adjust the brightness
of the instrument cluster and other
illuminations in the dashboard.
NOTE
y
The brightness of dashboard
illuminations can be adjusted when
the headlights and Parking lights are
turned on.
y
When the dashboard illumination
brightness cannot be adjusted any more,
a beep sound will be heard.
D im
Bright
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- A Word to Mazda Owners 3
- How to Use This Manual 4
- Pictorial Index 7
- Interior Overview 8
- Interior Equipment (View B) 9
- Interior Equipment (View C) 10
- (4-Door) 11
- (5-Door) 12
- Essential Safety Equipment 13
- Seat Precautions 14
- Front Seat 17
- Seat Warmer 19
- Rear Seat 20
- Locked position 21
- Unlocked position 21
- Red indication 21
- Seat belt guides 21
- Head Restraints 22
- Seat Belt Precautions 24
- Seat Belt Systems 25
- Emergency Locking Mode 26
- Automatic Locking Mode 26
- 3-Point Type Seat Belt 27
- Seat Belt Warning Systems 28
- Front Seat Belt 28
- Pretensioner and Load 28
- Limiting Systems 28
- Center-Rear Position 30
- 2-Point Type Seat Belt 30
- Lengthen 31
- Unfastening the Seat Belt 31
- Seat Belt Extender 32
- Child-Restraint 34
- Child-Restraint System 39
- Installation 39
- Installing Child-Restraint 40
- Anchor Bracket 41
- T ether strap 42
- F orward 42
- (5-Door) 42
- A nchor bracket 43
- Tether strap 43
- (4-Door) 43
- Children 44
- Using LATCH Lower Anchor 48
- SRS Air Bags 53
- How the SRS Air Bags Work 61
- Front Passenger Air Bag 62
- Side Air Bags 62
- Curtain Air Bags 63
- Warning Light/Beep 64
- Limitations to SRS Air Bag 66
- pact to the v ehicle 66
- P itch end ov er end 67
- Constant Monitoring 73
- Keys 76
- Keyless Entry System 77
- Transmitter 78
- Operational Range 81
- Key Suspend Function 82
- Door Locks 85
- Locking, Unlocking with Key 86
- Reque st switch 87
- Locking, Unlocking with 89
- Transmitter 89
- Lock Switch 90
- Auto Lock/Unlock Function 90
- Lock Knob 93
- Liftgate/Trunk Lid 94
- Trunk Lid 95
- Liftgate grip 97
- Trunk lid grip recess 97
- Luggage Compartment 97
- Inside Trunk Release 99
- Lever (4-Door) 99
- Doors and Locks 100
- Fuel Requirements 101
- Emission Control System 102
- Fuel and Emission 103
- Fuel-Filler Lid and Cap 104
- Fuel-Filler Cap 105
- Steering Wheel 106
- Mirrors 107
- Rearview Mirror 108
- Light sensor 109
- Power Windows 110
- Before Driving 111
- Power Window Lock Switch 112
- Moonroof 113
- Slide Operation 114
- Sunshade 114
- Modifi cation and Add-On 115
- Equipment 115
- Immobilizer System 115
- Operation 116
- Theft-Deterrent System 117
- To Turn Off an Armed System 118
- To Stop the Alarm 118
- Theft-Deterrent Labels 118
- Break-In Period 119
- Money-Saving Suggestions 119
- Hazardous Driving 120
- Floor Mat 120
- Rocking the Vehicle 121
- Winter Driving 121
- Snow Tires 122
- Tire Chains 122
- Driving In Flooded Area 123
- Overloading 124
- Driving on Uneven Road 125
- Trailer Towing 126
- Recreational Towing 126
- When Driving 127
- Ignition Switch 128
- Starting the Engine 129
- Indicator light 130
- Battery is Dead 132
- Turning the Engine Off 134
- Meters and Gauges 135
- Speedometer 136
- Meter Selector 136
- Tachometer 137
- Fuel Gauge 138
- Dashboard Illumination 138
- Outside Temperature Display 139
- Some models 140
- Warning/Indicator Lights 142
- Warning Lights 143
- Indicator Lights 145
- Wrench Indicator Light 146
- Indicator Light (Blue) 146
- Manual Transaxle 147
- Operation 147
- Gear Shift Indication 148
- Vehicles without Gear Shift 148
- Indication) 148
- Transaxle 149
- Shift Position Indication 151
- Warning Light 151
- Transaxle Ranges 151
- Active Adaptive Shift (AAS) 152
- Shift-Lock System 152
- Shift-Lock Override 152
- Manual Shift Mode 153
- *Some models 154
- Driving Tips 158
- Lighting Control 159
- Switches and Controls 160
- Headlight High-Low Beam 162
- Flashing the Headlights 162
- Fog Lights 163
- Turn and Lane-Change 164
- Windshield Wipers and 165
- Rear Window Wiper and 168
- Rear Window Defogger 169
- Mirror Defogger 170
- Hazard Warning Flasher 171
- Brake System 172
- Parking Brake 173
- Brake Pad Wear Indicator 173
- Hill Launch Assist (HLA) 174
- Antilock Brake System 176
- Traction Control System 177
- Dynamic Stability 178
- Control (DSC) 178
- DSC OFF Indicator Light 179
- DSC OFF Switch 179
- Fuel Economy Monitor 180
- Fuel Consumption Display 181
- Ending Screen Display 181
- Power Steering 182
- Cruise Control 183
- Cruise Main Indicator Light 184
- (Amber)/Cruise Set Indicator 184
- Light (Green) 184
- Activation/Deactivation 184
- To Set Speed 184
- To Increase Cruising Speed 185
- To Decrease Cruising Speed 185
- To Resume Cruising Speed at 185
- More Than 25 km/h (16 mph) 185
- To Temporarily Cancel 185
- Cruise Control 186
- To Deactivate 186
- A BS wheel speed sensor 187
- Initialization 190
- Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) 192
- D etection areas 194
- Y our ve hicle 194
- BSM Warning Light 196
- BSM OFF Indicator Light 197
- BSM OFF Switch 197
- Care of Radar Sensors 197
- R ada r sensors 197
- Radar sensors 198
- Rear V iew P arking C am era 200
- 4-Door 5-Door 200
- Rear View Monitor 202
- Viewing the Display 202
- Rear View Monitor Operation 202
- V ariance 204
- Picture Quality Adjustment 206
- Interior Features 207
- Operating Tips 208
- Vent Operation 209
- Selecting the Airfl ow Mode 210
- Manual Climate Control 211
- Heating 212
- Ventilation 213
- Windshield Defrosting and 213
- Defogging 213
- Climate Control System 214
- Dehumidifying (With air 214
- Automatic Climate Control 215
- Operation of Automatic Air 216
- Conditioning 216
- Sunlight/Temperature Sensor 217
- Control Switches 218
- Antenna 222
- Operating Tips for Audio 223
- Radio Reception 224
- Operating Tips for CD Player 226
- Operating Tips for MP3 228
- Operating Tips for WMA 228
- Operating Tips for AAC 229
- Operating Tips for iPod 230
- Audio Set (Type A) 231
- Power/Volume/Sound Controls 232
- Audio System 233
- Hour/Minute set switch 234
- :00 but ton 234
- Menu buttonC lock button 234
- Operating the Radio 236
- Error Indications 241
- Audio Set (Type B) 242
- Basic Operation Method 244
- Home screen 245
- V olum e dial 246
- V olum e switch 246
- C D eject button C D slot 256
- Settings 259
- Audio Control Switch 261
- Adjusting the Volume 262
- Seek Switch 262
- Mute Switch 262
- AUX/USB/iPod mode 263
- A uxi liary jack/USB port 264
- A uxi liary jack 264
- USB port 264
- How to connect USB port/ 265
- Auxiliary jack 265
- How to use AUX mode (Type A) 266
- How to use USB mode (Type A) 268
- Error Indications (Type A) 274
- How to use AUX mode (Type B) 275
- How to use USB mode (Type B) 275
- Bluetooth 279
- (Type A/Type B) 279
- Component Parts 280
- Bluetooth 281
- Bluetooth 282
- Preparation (Type A) 282
- Available Language (Type A) 290
- Voice Recognition (Type A) 291
- Security Setting (Type A) 292
- Voice Recognition Learning 294
- (Type A) 294
- Preparation (Type B) 295
- Available Language (Type B) 297
- Voice Recognition (Type B) 297
- Hands-Free 299
- Receiving an Incoming Call 303
- Hanging Up a Call 303
- (Mobile Phone) to Hands-Free 304
- Call interrupt 304
- (Type B) 305
- Call Interrupt 310
- Communication Settings 313
- * 313
- NOTE 314
- Gracenote Database 315
- Audio (Type A) 317
- A lbum title 318
- Song title 318
- A rtist nam e 318
- P layback tim e 318
- Audio (Type B) 319
- NOTE 320
- How to Use the Bluetooth 321
- Audio System 321
- Audio Device 323
- Information Display 323
- How to Use Pandora 324
- NOTE 325
- How to Use Aha™ 326
- How to Use Stitcher™ 329
- Sunvisors 335
- Interior Lights 336
- Illuminated Entry System 337
- Accessory Sockets 338
- Cup Holder 340
- Bottle Holder 341
- Storage Compartments 341
- Interior Equipment 342
- Overhead Console 342
- Glove Compartment 342
- Center Console 342
- Storage tray 342
- Rear Coat Hooks 343
- C oat hook 343
- Maintenance and Care 345
- Introduction 346
- Essential Information 347
- Schedule 1 349
- Scheduled Maintenance 350
- Schedule 2 353
- Maintenance Monitor 364
- Owner Maintenance 367
- Opening the Hood 368
- Closing the Hood 369
- C lipC lip 369
- Engine Compartment Overview 370
- Engine Oil 371
- Inspecting Engine Oil Level 372
- Engine Coolant 373
- Brake/Clutch Fluid 375
- Washer Fluid 375
- Body Lubrication 376
- Wiper Blades 377
- Replacing Rear Window Wiper 378
- Blade (5-Door) 378
- Battery 380
- Battery Replacement 382
- Rubber ring 384
- Tire Infl ation Pressure 385
- Tire Rotation 386
- Replacing a Tire 387
- Temporary Spare Tire 387
- (inset/outset) 388
- Light Bulbs 389
- R em ov al 390
- Ins t allat ion 390
- Inst allat ion 394
- Fuse Replacement 401
- N orm al 402
- Fuse Panel Description 404
- Fuse block (Left side) 406
- Exterior Care 407
- Appearance Care 408
- Maintaining the Finish 409
- Bright-Metal Maintenance 411
- Underbody Maintenance 411
- Aluminum Wheel Maintenance 412
- Plastic Part Maintenance 412
- Interior Care 413
- Cleaning the Floor Mats 415
- If Trouble Arises 417
- Parking in an Emergency 418
- Flat Tire 420
- Spare Tire 421
- Changing a Flat Tire 422
- Removing a Flat Tire 423
- J ack head 424
- J acking position 424
- Tire blocks 424
- Locking Lug Nuts 426
- Special keyA ntitheft lug nut 426
- Mounting the Spare Tire 427
- Seat belt 429
- Jump-Starting 431
- Battery Runs Out 432
- J um per cables 432
- Booster battery 432
- D ischarged battery 432
- Push-Starting 434
- Overheating 435
- Overheating 436
- C ooling system cap 436
- C oolant reservoi r 436
- C ooling fan 436
- Emergency Towing 437
- Wheel dollies 437
- Tiedown Hooks 438
- Lug wrench 439
- Tiedown eyelet 439
- Taking Action 445
- KEY Warning Light 448
- (D isp lay ex am p le) 449
- Warning Sound is 450
- Activated 450
- Cannot be Opened 453
- Safety Defects 455
- Customer Assistance 456
- California Customers 458
- Satisfaction Review Process 460
- Regional Offi ces 462
- STEP 1 463
- STEP 2 463
- Contact Your Mazda Dealer 464
- Importer/Distributor 466
- Reporting Safety Defects 467
- Warranty 470
- United States and Canada) 471
- Cell Phones 473
- Tread Wear 475
- Traction-AA, A, B, C 475
- Temperature-A, B, C 475
- UNIFORM TIRE QUALITY GRADING 476
- Tire Labeling 477
- Tire Information (U.S.A.) 478
- Checking Tire Pressure 484
- Glossary of Terms 485
- Tire Maintenance 486
- N ew tread 487
- Tread wear indicator 487
- Worn tread 487
- Safety Practices 488
- Vehicle Loading 489
- P A Y LO A D 490
- C A R GO 491
- Declaration of Conformity 496
- Hands-Free 499
- Service Publications 503
- WORKSHOP MANUAL: 503
- WIRING DIAGRAM: 503
- OWNER'S MANUAL: 503
- SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS: 503
- Specifi cations 505
- Identifi cation Numbers 507
- Engine Number 507
- Specifi cations 508
- Capacities 509
- Dimensions 509
- A ntenna 510
- Weights 511
- Air Conditioner 511
- Personalization Features 514
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