Hey guys, what does TSB mean?
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Hey guys, what does TSB mean?
Sorry if this is a repost, I checked the searches, couldnt find anything about it, unless I wasnt looking close enough. I was planning on picking up an 04 GT this week. Whats this I hear about making sure the TSB and the recalls being done?
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TSBs stand for Technical Service Bulletin basically if there is an issue with the car and if there is a trend continuing with same problem then they release TSB to have owners with the same car and same year to have it serviced at the dealership to fix issue
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Technical Service Bulletins are designed to be used by technicians to assist in troubleshooting problems that Mazda see's as being a frequently occuring problem (and perhaps something they have reengineered a prat of program for).
Because a TSB exists, it does not mean your car will have that problem and if you do not have that problem it doesn't indicate you have to have it fixed anyway. If its a problem that relates to saftey, it will become a recall and is mandatory to be addressed.
Because a TSB exists, it does not mean your car will have that problem and if you do not have that problem it doesn't indicate you have to have it fixed anyway. If its a problem that relates to saftey, it will become a recall and is mandatory to be addressed.
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Technical Service Bulletins are designed to be used by technicians to assist in troubleshooting problems that Mazda see's as being a frequently occuring problem (and perhaps something they have reengineered a prat of program for).
Because a TSB exists, it does not mean your car will have that problem and if you do not have that problem it doesn't indicate you have to have it fixed anyway. If its a problem that relates to saftey, it will become a recall and is mandatory to be addressed.
Because a TSB exists, it does not mean your car will have that problem and if you do not have that problem it doesn't indicate you have to have it fixed anyway. If its a problem that relates to saftey, it will become a recall and is mandatory to be addressed.
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