04 MAZDA3 Quick Tips

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Quick Tips Mazda MAZDA3 page 24page 1

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2.0L/2.3L engine:14.5-gallon/55-liter tank

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Reference

Guide for

Controls and

Functions

Quick Tips

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DRI VER S VI EW

A lw ay s check t he Owne r s Manua l f o r m o r e ope r a t i ng in f o rma t i on and saf e t y f ea t u r es

1. Power windowswitches* , see Switches

2. Door locks* , see Locks3. Mirror controls* , see Switches4. Xenon headlight leveling

switch* , see Getting Started5. Air vents6. Turn signal/lighting

control lever, seeG etting Started

7. Fog light switch* ,see Getting Started

8. Audio control sw itches* ,see Getting Started

9. Horn/Air bagTo beep: Press

10. Cruise control* ,see Getting Started

11. Wiper/washer controllever, see Getting Started

12. Hazard w arningsw it chPush to activate/ deactivate

13. NAVI display*Locatesstreet addresses, pointsof interest or cross streets:See your O wners M anualfor additional operating

information14. Information display

see Owners M anual15. Audio system ,

see Audio Systems16. Passenger air bag17. Bottle holder

CAUTION: Use plasticbottleswith caps, cups mayspill when door is closed

18. Passenger junction box19. NAVI DVD*20. Climate control panel,

see C limate Controls21. Cigarette lighter22. Ashtray23. NAVI remote control*24. Parking-brake lever

To engage: Pull up

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To release: Pull up slightly,while depressing buttonat front of lever, lowerparking brake lever

25. Center console26. Cup holder27. Gearshift lever, see Transaxle28. Passenger air bag off

indicator, see Getting Started29. Tilt/telescopic steering

wheel lever,see Getting Started

30. Hood release handlePull to open partially

31. Instrum ent clusterlighting, see Getting Started

32. Storage

33. Fuel-filler lid releaseTo open: Pull lever up

34. Rem ot e t runk-lidrelease* (4-Door only)To open: Pull lever up

* If equipped


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GETTI NG STARTED


Getting Started

MAZDA3 Quick Tips aredesigned to quickly familiarizeyou with some importantfeatures of your MAZDA3

The Drivers View tab is yourindex to the Quick Tips, locatethe item you would like tolearn more about and thenturn to the listed tab

This Getting Started section

contains important operatingtips about your MAZDA3

Items identified withthis symbol call outimportant information

Remoteentry system *Functions onlywith ignition inACC or LO CK

To lock doors: PressLOC K (1); pressing again within 5seconds causes doors/liftgate tore-lock, horn to beep once andhazard warning lights to flashonce if doors/liftgate properly closed

To unlock: Press UNLOCK (2) fordrivers door, hazard warninglights will flash twice, press againwithin 5 secondsfor all other doorsPanic alarm: Press (3); horn sounds,parking lights flash and illuminatedentry system turns on; press anybutton on transmitter to stop

After unlocking with the transmitter,all doors or the liftgate will auto-matically lock if a door or the liftgateisnot opened within about 30 seconds

Instrument panel lighting

With headlights on:To brighten/dimturn thumbwheelup/down

Headlights/parkinglights ON, ignition keymust be ON:Illumination changesbrightnesswhen dimmerswitch** (4) is pressed

Wit h headlight s OFF, key ON:Press instrument cluster dimmerselect button (4) to selectbetween 5 brightness settingsfor instrument cluster

Tilt/telescopic steering-wheel leverPull lever (5) down to unlockcolumn, position tilt angle andlength of steering column position

Tip: Telescopic function allowssteering wheel to be adjustedcloser or farther according todrivers reach

WARNING: Do not adjuststeering-wheel while driving

Passenger air bagdeactivationindicator lightFront air bag deactivation indicatorlight provides current status of

front passenger air bag andpretensioner system

If total seated weight on frontpassenger seat is less thanapproximately 66 lb., frontpassenger air bag deactivationindicator light illuminates,air bag/pretensioner will notdeploy/activate in an accident

If the total seated weightisgreater than approximately66 lb., light does not illuminate,and the air bag/pretensioner willdeploy/activate in an appropriateaccident, see OwnersM anualfor additional information on thisfeature and the air bag system

Getting

Started

GettingStarted


LOCK

UNLOCK

1

2

3

4

5

* If equipped

* * If equipped with black-out meter See O wners M anual

TPMS Tire PressureMonitoring System*Warning light illuminates for afew seconds after ignition is on

If tire pressure istoo high or toolow, or tire temperature is toohigh warning light will illuminateand beeper will sound

HID headlightsleveling switchAdjusts headlightangle to compensatefor weight ofpassengersand cargo,see OwnersM anual

Fuel filler doorLocated onpassenger side


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GETTI NG STARTED


Turn signal/lightingcontrol l ever

OFF = Lights off

= Tail, parking anddashboard lights on: Rotateknob (1) to first notch

= Tail, parking, dashboardand headlights on: Rotateknob (1) to second notch

High beamson/off: Pushforward/pull back to detent

To flash high beams: Pull backslightly and release

Turn signals right/left: movelever up/down

= Fog lights* on: Rotate (2);functions only with headlightlow beams on

Tip: Headlights switch off,parking lights remain on, iflights are left on and switch isin lock position or key removed

REAR

1 2

ON

OFF SET

ACCEL

C A N CE L S E T

COAST

1

4

2

3

MODEVOL1 3

2

4

Wiper/washer control leverSingle wipe: Push lever (1) upWasher: Pull back, alsooperates wipersIntermittent wiper: O ne click downNormal wiper speed: Two clicksdownHigh-speed wiper: Three clicks down

Rear w indow wiper/washer(5-Door only)To activate rear interval wiper:Rotate knob (2) up to INT

To activate rear normal speedwiper: Rotate knob (2) up to O N

To activate rear washer: Rotateknob (1) to and release

Cruise control*O perates above 19 mphPress M A IN (1) to turn systemon/off

To set speed: Accelerate to desiredspeed and press SET/CO AST (3)

To accelerate: Press and holdRESUM E/AC CEL (2); releasebutton at desired speed

Getting

Started

GettingStarted


To decelerate: Press andhold SET/CO AST (3); releasebutton at desired speed

Incremental acceleration: Pressandrelease (2); each tap = plus 1 mphIncremental deceleration: Pressandrelease (3); each tap = minus1 mphTo cancel: PressCANC EL (4) orM AIN (1); tap brake pedal ordepressclutch pedal*

Steering-wheel audiocontrolsTo increase (+) /decrease (-)volume: Press(1)Radio: Press (2) to selectpreset stations

Cassette/CD/M D: Press (2) toselect next selection/trackPress (3) to select A M , FM 1,FM 2, Tape, C D and M D modePress (4) to mute

* If equipped


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I NSTRUMENT CLUSTER


WARNI NGLI GHTS

Cruise control on* ,see Getting Started

Cruise control mainpower on* , see Getting Started

TPM S Tire Pressu reM onitoring System* ,see Getting Started

Tur n si gnal s/hazardwarning on

High beams on

Engine oil-pressurewarning lightStop car when safe and turnoff engine; check oil level

Brake systemParking brake on/low brake fluid

Always fasten seat belts

Security indicator light*

GAUGES1. Fuel gauge

14.5-gallon/55-liter tank(2.0L and 2.3L engines)

2. Engine coolanttemperature gaugeStop car if above normal range,turn off engine, let vehicle cool;check coolant level when safe

Lights on

Charging systemwarning lightCharging system malfunction;dealer inspection required

Air bag/front seat beltpretensioner systemIf light flashesor stayson, the airbags/front seat belt pretensionersmay not operate in an accident;dealer inspection required

Door-ajar

Pow er steeringmalfunctionDealer inspection required if lightremainson

Check engin eDealer inspection required

O Low fuel

3. Speedometer4. Tachometer5. Odometer/Trip m eter6. Odometer/Trip m eter

selectorPress to view odometer; pressagain to reset trip odometerA /B settings

Instrument

Cluster

InstrumentCluster


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Automatictransaxle w arning lightAutomatic transaxle malfunction;

dealer inspection required

Anti-lock BrakeSystem (ABS)*ABS malfunction, normal brakesonly; dealer inspection requiredWhen brak e pedal is pressed,ABS automatically reduceshydraulic pressure to any wheelon the verge of locking upYou may feel a slight pulsingof the brake pedal and hear aclicking noise; this tellsyou theABS is functioning properly;increase pressure on pedalfor maximum brakingTips: Maintain constantpressure on the brake pedalDo not pump the brakes

7. Instrument clusterdimmer select butt on* ,see Getting Started

8. Manual mode gearindicator* (A/T only),Displays current gearposition

* If equipped

CRUISE

MAIN

CRUISE


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LOCKS


Power w indows*Ignition must be on

A ll windows controlled from thedrivers armrest; passenger doorshave separate switches

1. Drivers window: O ne-touch-down; push down firmly andrelease, window goes downall the way; pull switch backbriefly to stop; presslightly andhold for normal operation

2. Passenger windowswitches: Push downand hold to open, pullback and hold to close

3.Power window lockout switch:Press down until click, onlydrivers window switchesoperate; press again andpassenger window switchesfunction again

Locks

Switches


AUTO

1

3

2

* If equipped

Dual power mirrors*Ignition must be in AC C or ONTo adjust left/right mirror:Press control switch (1) left/right,pressswitch (2) in direction ofdesired mirror movement

Tip: To lock mirrors inplace, move control switchto center position

ManualmirrorsTo adjust:M ove knob (3)on door

1

23

KeyO perates ignit ion andall locks

Tip: Use key numberplate to purchase a newkey; store in safe placeseparate from vehicle

Remoteentry

system * ,see G ettingStarted

Illuminated entry systemActivatesinterior lightswhen domelight switch set to DOOR position;lights off after drivers door islocked or ignition in O N position

Power doorlocks*

Masterfront doorlockssw itches

To lock/unlock all doors:Press bottom/top of switch (1)To lock doors without key:With door open, press bottomof door lock switch, exit car,close doorsTo unlock: Use key to unlock

driversf ront door, rotate key tocounterclockwise position formore than one second to unlockother doors

Manual door locksLock buttonTo lock: Press front of button(2) toward door handleTo unlock: Pull front of buttonaway from door handle

Childproof locksLocated at the edge of rear doors

To activate: Rotate switch (3)outward using key tip; dooropens from outside only

To cancel: Rotate switch (3)upward using key tip

Tip: Doors can be locked withkey in ignition (chime soundsto alert you to key in ignition)

Unlock

Lock

3

LOCK

UNLOCK

LOCK

UNLOCK

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I NTERI OR LI GHTS


AutomaticTransaxle*G earshiftmust be inPark or

Neutral tostart engine;it mustbe in Parkto removeignition key

P = ParkTo move gearshift from Park:Press fi rmly on brak e pedal thenmove the shift lever out of P

R = Reverse

N = NeutralNo gear engaged

D = DriveFor normal driving: Shifts throughfour forward gears automatically

Interior

Lights

Transaxle


* If equipped

1. Map/reading light switch

Press on/off2. Interior light switchDO OR = light on when door openO N = light always onO FF = light always off

3. Front interior light

4. Rear interior light

5. Sunroof tilt switch*Press rear of switch to tiltrear of sunroof

Press front of switch to close

6. Sunroof slide swit ch*Press rear of switch toopen sunroof

Press front of switch to close

7. Cargo light* (5-Door)

O N = Light always onO FF = Light always off

Cargo light* (4-Door)Light on with trunk openSee Trunk/Cargo Area

Driver/passengercovered visor m irrorsTo accessmirror: Lower visor

OFF

DOOR

TILT

SLIDE

1 2 1

33 56

ON

OFFDOOR

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M anual shiftmode*M ove shift leverfrom D to M ;then M to D

for automaticmode

M (Manual)M anual gear selection isachieved by moving shifterback and forwardShift and gear positionindicator located in theinstrument panel, M will beilluminated for manual mode,numeral for gear positionwill be shown below shiftposition indicator

ManualtransaxleDepress clutchpedal to startengine and

change gears

Ignition keyrelease button(M/T only)Press button (1)to remove keyfrom ignition

Tips: Do not shift into1st above 20 mph or clutchfailure could occur

Resting your foot on clutchpedal while driving or usingthe clutch to hold your vehicleat a standstill while waitingon a hill may reduce clutch life

P

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ACCON

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SEATS


Seat controls

1. Fore-aft adj ustm entLift lever and hold, slide seat,release lever

2. Raise/lower seatPull/push lever and release

3. Seat back angleTo adjust: Lift and hold lever,lean forward or backwardto tilt seat, release lever

4. Lumbar support adjust-ment* (Drivers seat only)Pull lever forward

5. Head restraintTo raise/lower: Pull up/holdrelease button (6) andpush down

Tip: Side-impact air bags*deploy from outboardside of front seatbacks

WARNINGS: Do not adjustseats while driving

Safety belts must always beworn when vehicle is in motion

Air bags are supplementaland do not replace safetybelt usage

Always wear your safety beltand properly secure children12 and under in the rear seat

Never place rear-facinginfant-safety seat in frontof any air bag, an infant is

in serious danger of beinginjured or killed

If you must install a forward-facing child-safety seat in thefront seating position, movevehicle seat as far back as possible

Seats

Seats


* If equipped

Shoulder bel theightadjustmentTo raise/lower belt:

Pull button (7),slide up/down,release button

WARNING: Make sureadjuster locks in one ofits positions

Passenger sensingoperationSee Drivers View

PAD indicator on dash will

illuminate when passengerside air bag is deactivated,child-restraint seat with child66 lbs. or less will deactivatefront passenger side air bag/pretensionersee Owners M anual

Dual locking modelap/shoulder belt retractor(front passenger/rearoutboard seat belts only)

Emergency locking mode: Beltlocks only on hard braking/cornering or impacts of about5 mph or higher

Automatic locking mode mustbe used when installing childrestraint seat

To activate: Pull webbing fully outof retractor; belt will only tighten

To disengage: Unbuckle beltand allow webbing to retractfully; for complete details seeO wners M anual

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SEATS


1. Temperat ure cont rolRotate knob to blue for cool,red for warm

2. Air Conditioning*Press to activate/deactivate

Tip: Floor positionand both defrost positions

/ : A/C turns ON, airintake switches to fresh air

3. Fan controlRotate knob right/left toincrease/decrease speed, turnto 0 to shut system off

4. Air Intake ControlPush switch to select

= recirculate inside air;use for maximum heating/cooling or to keep odors out

= fresh air

WARNING: Do not useposition in cold weather;windows will fog andhamper vision

5. Rear w indow defoggerPress to activate/deactivate

Child-safety seatTo install in rear outboardseats: Use dual locking moderetractor seat belts; seeO wners M anual for properinstallation and child seattether and LAT CH systeminstructions

WARNING: Use ageappropriate child restraints,see Owners Manual andstate or province laws

LATCH anchor locations

4-Door (1)5-Door (2)

6. Air flow selections

= air to dash

= air to dash and floor

= air to floor

= air to floor and windshield

= defrost, air to windshield

Control positions f ormaximum defrostFan to maximum, temperature tomaximum hot, air flow selectorknob to

Tips: When selected, air isdried when temperature isabove 39FTo prevent moisture buildup,never drive with system offObjects placed under the frontseats may interfere with airflow to the rear

Split fold-downrear seatbacksTo fold: Push release knob (3),

push seatback downTo return and lock: Pushseatback firmly until latched,make sure seatbelts are returnedto original positions

Tip: 4-Door has seatback locksas part of trunk security

Seats

ClimateControls


MODE

0 4

1 32

A/C

42 5

6 3 1

* If equipped

3

311

1

2

2


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RADI O/ COMPACT DI SC


6. SEEK/TRACK/APCRadio: Press toautomatically seek higher/lower frequency

C D: Press to select

next/previous track

Tape: Press toautomatically advance tape tobeginning of next selection/replay selection; to stop thisoperation, press button again

7. LOAD*To load multiple discs: Pressand hold LOA D (7) until beepsound is heard; insert CDwhen In is displayedTo eject disc: Press Eject (13)To eject specific disc: Press andhold Eject (13) until beep soundis heard; within five secondspress the desired traynumber 1-6 (14)

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Audio systems1. Power/Volume

Press to turn on/off; rotateto increase/decrease volume

2. RPTPress to replay current C D/tape selection

3. Disc up

Press to skip forward tobeginning of next CD

4. Disc dow n

Press to skip back to beginningof previous CD

5. Tune/Auto-Memory displayTune: Rotate counterclockwise/clockwise for lower frequency/higher frequencyRadio: Pressand hold until a beepsound is heard; system auto-matically scans and temporarilystoressix strong stations in eachband; press again to cancel

11. CDPress to play CD

12. Tape* /MD*Press to play M ini -disc Player/cassette tape

13. CD eject butt on

14. Mem ory preset butt onsTo set: Tune to station, pressandhold until beep sound is heard

15. M ini Disc slot*16. Eject button*17. Cassette door*

18. Text/Audio ControlA udio control: Press to selectA LC/BASS/M ID/TREBLE/FADE/BAL/BEEP O N/ILLM O NRotate right/left to adjustselected featureTip: Automatic Level Control(ALC) automatically adjustsaudio volume dependingon vehicle speed

8. FM1/2Press to select betweenFM 1/FM 2 station presetbuttons (14)

9. AMPress to select AM frequencyband

10. CD slot

22. ReversePress to reverse througha track

23. Program Random

Press to enable/cancel

24. ProgramPress to change cassettetape-play direction

25. ClockTo set: With ignition in A CCor O N position, press (25) andhold until beep sounds; 12hr/24 hr will be displayed;press SET (26) to select; press(25) again while selection isflashing: Hr ADJUST displays;press SET (26) to select hr;press (25) when done, dothe same to set minutes

19. Dolby Noise Reduction*Reduces tape noise and hiss;press to activate/deactivate

20. ScanPress to briefly sample nextlistenable selections; functionsin all modes

21. Fast forwardPress to fast forwardthrough a track

Audio

Systems

AudioSystems


* If equipped For use with cassette tape player,

M D player, or CD changer*

LOAD

CLOCK

SCAN

PROG

RPT

RDM

1

4

2

5

3

6

VOL

FM 1/2SET AM CD TAPE/MD

5 123 22 18

25 26 8 9 11 7 10 1312

206

2

24

3

421

1619

16

15

17

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TRUNK/ CARGO AREA


Trunk/

Cargo Area

Trunk/Cargo Area


Luggagecompartmentinternal safetyreleaseAllows you to escape

should you become locked in trunkSlide illuminated release lever indirection of arrow; lever will glowif it has been exposed to lightLocated on interior trunk lid

MAZDA3 5-Door1. Temp orary spare tire

Stored under panel in trunk;to change flat tire: Followinstructions in O wnersM anual

WARNING: Do not exceed50 mph with temporary spare

Tip: Do not use temporaryspare tire for long periodsof time

Tire economy and t ipsCheck pressure at least monthlywhen tires are cold

Tires should be of the samemake, kind and dimension

M aintain correct front-endalignment and tire balance;rotate tires at 7,500-mileintervals; see Owners M anualfor rotation chart

Tire pressureDecal on drivers door providestire pressure information

Tire chains*

Use only SAE C lass S chains;install on front tires as tightlyas possible and re-tightenperiodically; do not use chainson dry roads, aluminum wheels,or with tire pressure monitorsystem, damage may occur,use on steel wheels only

2. Lug wrench

3. Jack

4. Jack handle

5. Cargo light

6. Cargo area cover

7. Cargo securing loops

8. Front tiedow n eyelet

MAZDA3 4-Door

1. Temp orary spare tireStored under panel in trunk;to change flat tire: Followinstructions in O wnersM anual

WARNING: Do not exceed50 mph with temporary spare

Tip: Do not use temporaryspare tire for long periodsof time

2. Lug wrench

3. Jack4. Jack handle

5. Cargo light

6. Cargo securing loops

7. Rear seatback lock(4-Door only)Lock or unlock: M ove lever

8. Front tiedown eyelet

1 5774 23 6 8

2

5

3 1 4

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76

8

* If equipped See O wnersM anual


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UNDER HOOD


Under Hood


Tip: Check all fluids with

vehicle parked on a levelsurface and engine offunless otherwise stated1. Windshield w asher reservoir

Fill with windshieldwasher fluid

2. Power steering fluidreservoirLevel should be betweenM IN and M AX lines

Break-in periodFirst 600 miles: A void heavybraking and acceleration; drive atvarying road and engine speeds

Tip: Follow the same procedureswith newly overhauled engineor when brakes are replaced

Tip: For additional serviceintervals and complete details,see Owners Manual

3. Engine oil dipstick

Fluid should be between F andL on dipstick; do not fill above F

4. Engine oil f iller capSee O wners M anual forrecommended engine oil viscosity

5. Fuse panelPush latch in, lift cover mustbe between the indicatormarks on the dipstick

Maintenance notes:Rotate ti res every 7,500miles or sooner if neededA. Replace: Engine oil/filterB. Inspect: C ooling system, fuel

lines and hoses, brake lines,hoses and connections,steering operation and linkages,front and rear suspensionand ball joints, drive-shaftdust bootsReplace: Air filter

C. Inspect: D rive belts (tension)D. Inspect: Hoses and tubes for

emission systemReplace: Engine coolant

E. Inspect: Engine valve clearanceReplace: Spark plugs

F . Inspect: D isc brakesG. Inspect: Exhaust system and

heat shields

6. Brake/clutch fluid reservoirFill to M AX mark with DOT 3fluid; check with cap on

Tip: Clutch uses samereservoir as brakes

7. Battery

8. Automatic transaxlefluid dipstick*Check with transaxle in park,engine on and at operatingtemperature

9. Engine coolant reservoir

Level should be between CO LDFILL RANG E indicator marks

WARNING: Never removecoolant reservoir cap whileengine is running or hot;remove only when safe

10. Air filter

11. Hood lat chPull up to release hood

9 4 6 8 7

111 2 3 10 5

2.0/2.3-liter Engine

* If equipped See O wners M anual

NORMAL SERVI CE I NTERVALS

5,000 miles

7,500 miles

15,000 miles

22,500 miles

30,000 miles

37,500 miles

45,000 miles

52,500 miles

60,000 miles

67,500 miles

75,000 miles

82,500 miles

90,000 miles A B F G

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