Name that part.
09-16-2011, 06:06 PM
#1
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Name that part.
Whats the exact name of this part? I need it on left and now right side. I called mazda and explained it to the parts guy and i was told that it comes in a kit for 300 bucks. He explained that its the under cover and those two side pieces for 3 something and they don't sell separate. Im ready to buy them but i dont need under cover.
Also my set of tires are about 2 months old and few days ago i put a can of fix-a-flat in the rear driver side tire because i was too lazy to drive all the way back to discount tire; there's possibly a tiny hole but so far its good with fix-a-flat. Well now the tpms light comes on after about 10 mins of driving and just blinks over and over. Im guessing its because of the FaF i put in the tire. Is this something i should bother mazda about or just head to discount tire and those guys should be able to stop that light? Thankx
Also my set of tires are about 2 months old and few days ago i put a can of fix-a-flat in the rear driver side tire because i was too lazy to drive all the way back to discount tire; there's possibly a tiny hole but so far its good with fix-a-flat. Well now the tpms light comes on after about 10 mins of driving and just blinks over and over. Im guessing its because of the FaF i put in the tire. Is this something i should bother mazda about or just head to discount tire and those guys should be able to stop that light? Thankx
Last edited by dirkyd3rk; 09-16-2011 at 06:09 PM.
09-16-2011, 06:16 PM
#4
are you missing the large undertray in the middle?
the piece you are missing in that pic is called a 'splash shield.'
the light is on because one of your tires, aka the one you put fix-a-flat in, is not measuring the pressure it should be because of the sealant you put into it. it's possible you may have damaged the tpms from the fix-a-flat as well.
the piece you are missing in that pic is called a 'splash shield.'
the light is on because one of your tires, aka the one you put fix-a-flat in, is not measuring the pressure it should be because of the sealant you put into it. it's possible you may have damaged the tpms from the fix-a-flat as well.
09-16-2011, 06:17 PM
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I didnt just want to tell them turn the light off i have 4 brand new tires; i thought maybe the fix a flat jacked up the tpms in that rear driver tire. I have 40psi all the way around and it hasn't lost air yet...
09-16-2011, 06:19 PM
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09-16-2011, 06:24 PM
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are you missing the large undertray in the middle?
the piece you are missing in that pic is called a 'splash shield.'
the light is on because one of your tires, aka the one you put fix-a-flat in, is not measuring the pressure it should be because of the sealant you put into it. it's possible you may have damaged the tpms from the fix-a-flat as well.
the piece you are missing in that pic is called a 'splash shield.'
the light is on because one of your tires, aka the one you put fix-a-flat in, is not measuring the pressure it should be because of the sealant you put into it. it's possible you may have damaged the tpms from the fix-a-flat as well.
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