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Page 2 - 00 GENERAL INFORMATION

01 ENGINE10Direct InjectionDiesels were the fi rst engines to use direct injection, but they use compression ignition rather than spark ignition. Direc

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01 ENGINE11DISI Fuel SystemFuel pressure from the in-tank pump is controlled at two voltages; low voltage for idle when less fuel volume is required a

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01 ENGINE12In-Tank Low Pressure Fuel Pump Operation: Battery Voltage Off IdleFuel pressure is inspected in the traditional manner in the engine compar

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01 ENGINE13High Pressure Fuel RailHigh Pressure High Pressure pumppumpFuel RailFuel RailPressure SensorPressure SensorHigh Pressure Fuel PumpThe PCM m

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01 ENGINE14High Pressure Fuel RailThe fuel rail supplies fuel to the injectors. The fuel rail pressure sensor supplies pressure information to the PC

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01 ENGINE15Injector Driver ModuleThe PCM fi res the injectors with the injector driver module. Because the fuel system is running at up to 1885 PSI, i

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01 ENGINE16The #3 injector requires cutting the corner off of the PCV catch tank to allow more clearance.

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01 ENGINE17TurbochargerThe main components of the turbocharging system are:Air ducts and charge air cooler (Intercooler)TurbochargerWaste gateWaste ga

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01 ENGINE18Air Ducts and Charge Air CoolerAir cleaner to turbo inlet (low pressure/low temperature)Turbo outlet to charge air cooler (high pressure/hi

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01 ENGINE19TurboTurbochargers consist of a housing, a blade assembly, inlet ducts for low pressure air and outlet ducts for high pressure air, an inte

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01 ENGINE20Turbocharger Inlet and Outlet Pressures and TemperaturesWaste Gate SolenoidExhaust to spin the turbineHigh pressure hot air to intercoolerL

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01 ENGINE21Waste GateThe waste gate is a valve that allows exhaust pressure to bypass the turbocharger turbine and dump directly into the exhaust. Th

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01 ENGINE22Waste Gate Regulator Solenoid An intake manifold connection to the waste gate actuator opens the waste gate. The waste gate regulator sole

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01 ENGINE232. Solenoid off, waste gate open, releasing boostWhen boost pressure is high in the intake, the boost pressure from the intake manifold act

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01 ENGINE243. Solenoid on, waste gate closed, building maximum boostThe waste gate regulator solenoid tunes the opening rate of the waste gate to help

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01 ENGINE25Air Bypass ValveThe air bypass valve protects the intake manifold air ducts, passages, and sealing gaskets from damage due to over-boost.

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01 ENGINE26 Turbocharger DiagnosisBlack SmokeDirty air fi lter system Suction and pressure line distorted or leaking Excessive fl ow resistance in exhau

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01 ENGINE27Black Blue SmokeCompressor/Turbine Wheel FailureTurbocharger bearing damageBlack Blue SmokeHigh Oil ConsumptionCompressor/Turbine Wheel Fai

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01 ENGINE28Turbocharger Diagnosis by Symptom Possible CauseSymptomsBlack smokeBlue smokeHigh Boost PressureCompressor/ turbine wheel damageHigh oil co

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01 ENGINE29Lubrication Routing DiagramCoolant Routing DiagramThe coolant lines run from the cylinder head to the EGR valve and turbocharger.

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300 GENERAL INFORMATIONCONTENTS01 ENGINE ...7Engine Modi

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01 ENGINE30Fuel OctaneThe MZR 2.3L L3T engine has a high compression ratio for a turbocharged vehicle of 9.5:1. Typically turbocharged engine compres

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02 SUSPENSION31Suspension Modifi cations 18” X 7” Alloy wheels with 215/45/18Vehicle overall height reduced 0.4”Shock dampers tunedSpring rates increas

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE33ObjectivesAfter completing this section, you will be able to:Explain Active Torque Control AWD•

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE34All Wheel Drive (AWD)Front/rear wheel torque varies between 100/0 and 50/50 through an electronic torque coupling mounted in front

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE35The 4WD ECU uses real-time data to manage torque.PCM: VSS, RPM, TP angle, neutral switch, brake pedal position, selector lever posi

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE36Transfer UnitWater Cooling

Page 31 - 02 SUSPENSION

03 DRIVELINE/AXLE37Torque always goes to the front wheels and the rear drive shaft.

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE38Electronic Control CouplingThe electronic control coupling switches power to the rear wheels the rear differential. Internal Compon

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE39Electromagnetic Clutch OFFElectromagnetic solenoid off, pilot clutch releasedNo power to rear differential and the rear wheels are

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE40Power to Electromagnetic ClutchElectromagnetic solenoid energized, pilot clutch appliedA slight difference in speed between the fro

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE41Tochigi-Fuji Limited Slip Differential (LSD)

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE42Differential EffectLSD Effect

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03 DRIVELINE/AXLE43LSD Torque Transfer

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04 BRAKES45ObjectivesAfter completing this section, you will be able to:Explain Brake Assist ControlExplain Oversteer and UndersteerExplain Dynamic St

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04 BRAKES46Braking System Modifi cationsLarger brakes:Front- 12.6” (vs 11.8”) ventilated discs Rear-12.4” (vs 10”) solid discs ABSAnti-lock Braking Sys

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04 BRAKES47DSCDSC is designed to help correct understeer and oversteer.Understeer Is described by drivers as plowing or pushing. Understeer occurs wh

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04 BRAKES48↕Forward G-force↔Lateral G-forceYaw Angle

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04 BRAKES49Combined SensorAll combined sensor readings (yaw, forward and lateral G-force) read 2.5 volts while the vehicle is at rest. The voltage o

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500 GENERAL INFORMATIONMazdaspeed6 Vehicle Walk AroundExteriorHood scoop for intercooler concealed inside hoodGrillFront bumper with fog lightsDark fi

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04 BRAKES50Part name FunctionNormal PositionPressure-retention solenoid valveAdjusts the fl uid pressure in each brake system according to DSC HU/CM si

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04 BRAKES51Normal Braking Fluid pressure passes from the master cylinder through all HU/CM solenoids directly to the front and rear brake calipers.The

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04 BRAKES52ABS/EBD Application• Right Front Pressure Increases• Left Front Pressure Maintains• Both Rear Wheels Pressure Decreases. During pressure

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04 BRAKES53DSC: Oversteer Correction• Left turn, the right front wheel is slipping, resulting in oversteer• The pump, traction switching and stabili

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04 BRAKES54DSC: Understeer Correction• Left turn• Understeer is detected• DSC applies ABS pump, traction switching and stability control solenoids

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04 BRAKES55TCSTCS will back off the electronic throttle to brake engine torque and prevent wheel slip, which is a uniform correction to all wheels sim

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5705 TRANSAXLEManual Transaxle ChangesA26 MX-R6-Speed Manual TransmissionCompact 3-shaft design keeps overall length the same as the 5-speed manual tr

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06 STEERING59Steering System ChangesThe steering rack stroke has been increased from 135.4 to 141.6mm to accommodate the 18 inch wheels. This also in

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6107 HVACHVAC ChangesAuto ACThis has been available on MAZDA6 since 2003. Changes include combining the condenser and receiver drier together. In de

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6308 RESTRAINTSRestraint System ChangesThis system is the same as MAZDA6 and MAZDASPEED6 both receive the following DTCs:DTC Flash Code Malfunction Lo

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES65ObjectivesAfter completing this section, you will be able to:Explain the following body and electrical changes: Power Windo

Page 63 - 08 RESTRAINTS

09 BODY & ACCESSORIES66Power WindowsOne touch operationAll power windows have one touch up and down capability from the master switch and the sub-

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES67Power window initialize procedure Any time battery power to the power window circuit is lost several power window automatic

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES68Power Window Main SwitchPower Window Sub Switches

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES69Advanced Keyless System This system allows a customer to enter and start the vehicle without using a transmitter button or

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01 ENGINE7ObjectivesAfter completing this section, you will be able to:Explain DISI (Direct Injection Spark IgnitionExplain turbocharger controls and

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES70Reception RangeTransmitterAdvanced Keyless Back-up If the transmitter battery fails, the advanced keyless system fails or t

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES71Advanced Keyless System OperationDriver Request Switch (person must have the transmitter)Entering the vehicle Exiting the v

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES72Automatic RelockingIf the keyless transmitter moves outside the reception zone, all doors will automatically re-lock after

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES73Immobilizer (iPATS) The PCM, ignition coil, and keys are the main components. When a key or transmitter is recognized the

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES74High Intensity Discharge (HID) Headlights The high intensity discharge headlights are Xenon gas charged with 25,000 volts.

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES75Wiper Washer: Speed Sensing WipersIn the intermittent position, the windshield wiper motor changes frequency of wipes based

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES76AudioStandard BOSE® modular audio with: In-dash 6-CD changer2-tweeters4-speakersTrunk mounted subwooferSirius® satellite ra

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES777. Remove bolt hidden behind the driver side of the dash (use protective tape to prevent cuts from sharp metal edges

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES78NAVI (DVD Satellite Navigation System)Similar to MAZDA3 and RX-8 (does not support voice commands)The remote control can be

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES79Chassis Stiffening to Improve Body RigidityTorsional rigidity has been improved by approximately 50% over MAZDA6Local reinf

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01 ENGINE8L3T: 2.3L DISI, VVT, TurboThe engine block is the same Mazda L3 engine family used since 2001:2001 B2300 2003 MAZDA62004 MAZDA3 (2.0L &am

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES80Body ExteriorHoodGrilleSide sillsRear lip spoilerRear bumper with exhaust diffusersFront fendersFront bumper with fog light

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09 BODY & ACCESSORIES81Body InteriorStainless steel scuff plates•Alloy pedals•Front sport seats with longer seat bottom and enlarged side bolsters

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01 ENGINE9Engine Modifi cations To Handle The Increased PowerNew precision engine block and cylinder head casting processForged steel crankshaft and co

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