20 Most Recent 2005 Mazda 3 - Page 6 Questions & Answers

i just noticed that my low beams are out and the only thing working is the right front high beam for light so i can see at night. I bought new bulbls and replaced them. I bought new fuse's and replaced them too. i checked the wires to see if i was getting any voltage and the multi-meter only read 1 and now i am so lost i dont know what to do.

quite possibly..also some cars need idle time in cold weather before they are ran.. may need to warm up more..

possible the fuel regulator valve at the end of the fuel manifold is not holding sufficient pressure. have a pressure check done to eliminate that problem check that one of the codes is not for faulty injectors

does the blower motor run? Is it that you get no heat? check a few things. does both the heater core hoses get hot.? and it can also be a blend door motor

drain is hard to find it could be a short or a component is staying on. you need an amp meter and hook it up between your battery negative terminal and the negative battery cable.turn the key off and check how many amp is the drain make sure all the lights and doors are closed, dont crank the car with amp meter on it will burn the meter. take each fuse out at a time which ever fuse drops the amps down by pulling it out is causing the drain. find what that fuse is for. check that component and the wiring on it for any shorts.

small strip of aluminium foil placed on sides only of bulb before refitting.(do not let it touch both contacts)...will solve your problem. no worries.

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Well if a unskilled little man can fit it on the assemble line then any average intelegencia person should be able to work out how to remove it ,try removing the interior light /central door looking reciever first then follow your nose and go from their

Hi Cesar, I think we need more information from you. let us know the year of manufacture, the engine type and all other relevant information. An oil change should not effect the engine performance. I suggest you check the dip stick and make sure you have not over filled the oil sump. If you have drain the access befor using the vehicle. If the level is correct check the vacuum tubes and hoses for loose fitting and or damage. Regards John

You will need to have the computer scanned to find out whats faulty.I would think that you have a faulty air bag module somewhere.Only a scan tool can tell you which one is bad.After its replaced the light will turn off.