20 Most Recent 2006 Mazda MX-5 Questions & Answers

Not sure if there is one. Look under the car for a plastic plug that might be behind the seat.

the seat belt has a spring and can become twisted and not completely go back in on its self you need to pull the seat belt all the way out, and slowly let it back in it should reseat its self make sure there is no twist overs while it goes back in.

Yes at a certain rpm it would open and go into the higher lobes of the cam. Google search "how does variable valve timing work"

Hoops, classic sign of blown head gasket between pots. check to see if there is oil residue floating on top of your water in Radiator and also smell it if it smells of exhaust type of smell then that's a sure sign, do you keep having to top up rad if so sorry it's the head gasket. Good luck.

check your atf ..try to have your transmission oil replace and filter.

You do know you need gas, right?

dealer issue. See service advisor.