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Driving Your Mazda
Starting and Driving
Form No. 8R21-EA-02G
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Foot Brake
Your Mazda has power-assisted brakes
that adjust automatically through normal
use.
Should power-assist fail, you can stop by
applying greater force than normal to the
brake pedal. But the distance required to
stop will be greater than usual.
Brake System
Driving with the Engine Off:
Continuing to drive when the engine
is stalled or turned off is dangerous.
Braking will require more effort, and
the brake’s power-assist could be
depleted if you pump the brake. This
will cause longer stopping distances
or even an accident. Don’t continue
driving when the engine is stalled or
turned off, find a safe place to stop.
Riding the Brakes:
Driving with your foot continuously
on the brake pedal or steadily
applying the brakes for long distances
is dangerous. This causes overheated
brakes, resulting in longer stopping
distances or even total brake failure.
This could cause loss of vehicle
control and a serious accident. Avoid
continuous application of the brakes.
Shift to a lower gear when going
down steep hills.
Driving with Wet Brakes:
Driving with wet brakes is dangerous.
Increased stopping distance or the
vehicle pulling to one side when
braking could result in a serious
accident. Light braking will indicate
whether the brakes have been
affected. Dry the brakes by driving
very slowly and applying the brakes
lightly until brake performance is
normal.
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- Form No. 8R21-EA-02G 10
- Seat Slide 12
- Seat Recline 13
- Seat Tilt (Driver’s Seat) 15
- Head Restraint 16
- Third-Row Seat Access 22
- Folding the Second-Row Seats 22
- Removal of Second-Row Seats 23
- Flat-folding strap 26
- Folding the Third-Row Seat 27
- Stowing the Third-Row Seat 28
- Third-Row Seat and Open 31
- Liftgate Position 31
- To Fold the Seats Flat 33
- Emergency Locking Mode 36
- Automatic Locking Mode 37
- Unfastening the Seat Belts 39
- Shoulder Belt Adjuster 39
- Air Bag/Front Seat Belt 41
- Pretensioner Systems Warning 41
- Fastening the Seat Belt 42
- Unfastening the Seat Belt 43
- Second-Row Seats Child 49
- Restraint System Installation 49
- Anchor bracket 50
- Third-Row Center Seat Child 51
- Third-Row Outboard Seats 52
- Child-Restraint System 52
- Installation 52
- Front Passenger’s Seat Child 54
- How the Air Bags Work 63
- Collision from the rear 66
- Without immobilizer system 71
- Key code number plate 71
- With immobilizer system 71
- Transmitter 73
- With power sliding doors 73
- Without power sliding doors 73
- Transmitter Maintenance 75
- Locking, Unlocking with Door 78
- Lock Button 78
- Rear Door Child Safety Locks 80
- Right power sliding 84
- Power sliding 86
- Locking, Unlocking with Key 87
- Opening a Window 91
- Closing a Window 91
- Fuel-Filler Lid 92
- Fuel-Filler Cap 92
- Opening the Hood 93
- Closing the Hood 93
- Tilt Operation 94
- Immobilizer System Warning 96
- Maintenance 97
- Modification and Add-On 97
- Equipment 97
- Operation 98
- How to Arm the System 98
- Tilt Steering Wheel 100
- Outside Mirrors 100
- Rearview Mirror (With Day/ 101
- Night Function) 101
- Snow Tires 112
- Tire Chains 113
- Weight Limits 115
- Trailer Hitch 117
- Trailer Towing Tips 120
- Ignition Switch Positions 125
- Ignition Key Reminder 125
- Foot Brake 127
- Parking Brake 128
- Brake System Warning Light 128
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) 130
- ABS Warning Light 130
- Brake Pad Wear Indicator 131
- Transaxle Ranges 132
- Overdrive 134
- Driving Tips 134
- Cruise Set Indicator Light 136
- Activation/Deactivation 136
- To Set Speed 137
- To Increase Cruising Speed 137
- To Decrease Cruising Speed 138
- To Resume Cruising Speed at 138
- More Than 40 km/h (25 mph) 138
- To Cancel 139
- Speedometer 143
- Odometer and Trip Meter 143
- Tachometer 144
- Engine Coolant Temperature 144
- Fuel Gauge 145
- Dashboard Illumination 145
- Charging System Warning Light 149
- Engine Oil Pressure Warning 149
- Check Engine Light 150
- Daytime Running Lights 156
- (Canada Model) 156
- Turn S ig n al 156
- Windshield Wipers 158
- Windshield Washer 158
- Rear Window Wiper 159
- Rear Window Washer 159
- Adjusting the Vents 164
- Selecting the Airflow Mode 165
- Floor Vents 165
- Ve n ti l at i o n 169
- Windshield Defrosting and 169
- Defogging 169
- Dehumidifying (With Air 170
- Conditioner) 170
- Roof and Floor Vents 172
- Detachable Type 175
- Radio Reception 175
- Operating Tips for Mini Disc 178
- (MD) Player 178
- Dash CD Changer 179
- Power/Volume/Sound Controls 183
- Error Indications 198
- Adjusting the Volume 199
- Changing the Source 199
- Seek Switch 200
- Mute Switch 200
- Vani ty M ir ror s 202
- Illuminated Entry System 202
- Bottle Holder 208
- Overhead Console 209
- Eyeglass Holder 209
- Spare Tire 217
- Fastener 218
- Spoiler cap 218
- Lug wrench 219
- Spare tire 219
- Removing a Flat Tire 222
- Locking Lug Nuts 224
- Mounting the Spare Tire 225
- Cooling 228
- Coolant reservoir 228
- Tiedown Hooks-Front 234
- Tiedown Hook-Rear 234
- Schedule 1 239
- Schedule 2 240
- Inspecting Coolant Level 246
- Changing Coolant (With Rear 248
- Inspecting Brake Fluid Level 248
- Adding Brake Fluid 249
- Fluid Level 250
- Inspecting Washer Fluid Level 251
- Replacing the Air Filter 252
- Replacing Windshield Wiper 254
- Replacing Rear Window Wiper 255
- Battery Maintenance 257
- Tire Inflation Pressure 258
- Tire Rotation 259
- Replacing a Wheel 261
- Replacing a Headlight Bulb 263
- Replacing a Bulb (Front) 265
- Fog lights 265
- Front turn signal lights/ 265
- Side-marker lights 265
- Replacing a Bulb (Interior) 266
- Replacing a Bulb (Rear) 267
- Fuse Replacement 268
- Fuse panel cover 268
- Fuse Panel Description 270
- Water Marks 274
- Paint Chipping 274
- Maintaining the Finish 275
- Bright-Metal Maintenance 276
- Underbody Maintenance 277
- Aluminum Wheel Maintenance 277
- Cleaning the Window Interiors 279
- Mediation/Arbitration Program 283
- Regional Offices 284
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading 293
- Engine Number 298
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