Akron/Cleveland 8 Owners.
well here's all the stuff that's covered (in bold) http://www.mazdausa.com/MusaWeb/pdf/...components.pdf
Now, it's doesn't say they aren't covered, but it also doesn't say they are..
This seems to be one of those grey areas.. I better just call....
Now, it's doesn't say they aren't covered, but it also doesn't say they are..
This seems to be one of those grey areas.. I better just call....
But yeah calling never hurts.
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Ted is a member of the site but I don't know if he is with the Columbus locals or not. I will hit him up over on the 6Club Josh and have him get in contact with you.
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Yep...i'm on here sometimes. I've got some bad news about the video however. I accidently erased it. I was transfering the files and got it mixed up with the others I took at the track last weekend. If it's any consolation, it wasn't that long anyway. Sorry.
You can keep the demon children in my neighborhood busy while I sleep because my *** is passed-out until its time for work.
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hey guys, looks like i missed a lot in that one day i didnt log on. i was wondering, while we were on topic, if any actual problems can arise from having bad motor mounts. never heard it being the cause of anything serious but wanted to know.
and does replacing the side markers require removing the front bumper? i just ordered a set of blacked out sides with bulbs and needed to know for the install.
and does replacing the side markers require removing the front bumper? i just ordered a set of blacked out sides with bulbs and needed to know for the install.
You're car shaking at idle is when its really noticeable.
Remember, those mounts are the only thing that attaches the motor to the frame.
So yes, it can be a problem and should be replaced.
No.
Remember, those mounts are the only thing that attaches the motor to the frame.
So yes, it can be a problem and should be replaced.
No.
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ok thats why i was interested cuz when my dad took my car out he said it shook a lot and that thats what it could be but i didnt notice a difference cuz its always shook a little. so wasnt sure if it was normal or not
Your car shaking could be other issues too like bad plugs, wires, and coils.
The passenger-side motor mount is prone to failure because of the heat from the exhaust manifold.
You can inspect it and see if its cracked.
The passenger-side motor mount is prone to failure because of the heat from the exhaust manifold.
You can inspect it and see if its cracked.
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No...just 2 screw clips, one bolt and a clip per side. Your small *** hands will help...but be prepared to leave some more blood on your car. First side should take you about 45 minutes second side is like 5.
Way to go slick :p
well ****, just noticed some condensation in my rear taillight yesterday. After all the rain and weather changes we have had it didnt start until yesterday.
I saw jons post about drilling. is that the best option?
I saw jons post about drilling. is that the best option?
If you're out of warranty then drilling is the best option.
Really, you can have both sides down in 30 minutes... the hardest part when i took mine off to remove the reflector was.... removing the reflector! I replaced the bulbs in mine in under 10 minutes.
Just a few months of powertrain left. looks like i will bust out the drill some time then.
Its the best option if:
a) You're out of warranty.
b) Lazy and don't feel like messing with the dealer (like me).
c) Dealer has replaced your gasket numerous times without success and you are frustrated with the reoccurring problem.
Just saw a post last week where someone had his done 3 times without success!
a) You're out of warranty.
b) Lazy and don't feel like messing with the dealer (like me).
c) Dealer has replaced your gasket numerous times without success and you are frustrated with the reoccurring problem.
Just saw a post last week where someone had his done 3 times without success!
Doh! Oh well, thanks anyway.
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