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Mazda BT-50 2014 Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 OWNER’S MANUAL MAZDA BT-50 MAZDA MOTOR CORPORATION...
  • Page 2 • We recommend that you also read the separate instructions for the equipment on your vehicle that was installed by your Mazda Dealer. • Your Mazda Dealer will be glad to answer any questions you may have about the information in this manual.
  • Page 3 Symbols Used in This Manual DANGER Failure to follow these instructions identified by this symbol could result in death or serious injury to you and/or other people. WARNING Failure to follow these instructions identified by this symbol could result in a fire inside your vehicle in addition to death or serious injury to you and/or other people.
  • Page 4 Abbreviations This manual uses the following abbreviations, as interpreted below. Abbreviations Description Anti-lock Brake System Adaptive Cruise Control Association des Constructeurs Européens d'Automobiles ACEA (Association of European Automobile Constructors) Autonomous Emergency Braking Automatic High Beam American Petroleum Institute ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials Brake Override System British Standards ABSM...
  • Page 5 Abbreviations Description Limited Slip Differential Multi-Information Display Malfunction Indicator Light Manual Speed Limiter NBTC National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission RCTA Rear Cross Traffic Alert r/min revolutions per minute Society of Automotive Engineers Supplemental Restraint System Service Vehicle Soon Traction Control System United Nations UNECE United Nations Economic Commission for Europe...
  • Page 7 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL AND HOW TO FIND A SPECIFIC TOPIC ● HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL ● HOW TO FIND A SPECIFIC TOPIC ● CHAPTER DESCRIPTION ● PICTORIAL INDEX ● WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX 0-13 ● WARNING/CAUTION LABELS 0-34...
  • Page 8 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Chapter/section titles Chapter index tab These titles are useful for getting the gist of Use this for quick access to the content at a glance. your desired chapter. 2-25 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Carrying Children Placing a Child on the Second Seat WARNING •...
  • Page 9 HOW TO FIND A SPECIFIC TOPIC Use chapter/section titles as keys Page 0-5 Search for the page describing the specific topic by using the general table of contents under CHAPTER DESCRIPTION, the CHAPTER INDEX, and/or the TABLE OF CONTENTS on the first page of each chapter.

  • Page 11: Table Of Contents

    CHAPTER DESCRIPTION PICTORIAL INDEX ····························· 0-6 VEHICLE INFORMATION ······················· 1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ·················· 2 Describes what you should know before you can operate the vehicle safely and smoothly. PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS ·· 3 Shows the proper way to open/close the doors, windows and fuel tank filler cap.
  • Page 12 PICTORIAL INDEX Interior RTUR Equipment Page Equipment Page Air flow direction control tab Fuel lid opener 3-53 Engine hood release lever 6-12 Passenger's SRS airbag 3-94 Automatic air conditioner Small article storage pocket 5-30 (center of instrument panel) Cooler 5-16 Small article storage pocket Audio system ―...
  • Page 13 PICTORIAL INDEX RTUR0 Equipment Page Equipment Page Hazard warning flasher switch 4-129 DPD switch 4-308 Idling stop system OFF Steering wheel remote 4-190 5-40 control switch Starter switch (models Instruments, warning lights 4-14 without passive entry and 4-117 and indicator lights 4-21 start system) Horn button...

  • Page 14: Pictorial Index

    PICTORIAL INDEX Center Console Manual transmission model Automatic transmission model RTUR00SH027601 RTUR00SH027501 Equipment Page Parking aid system OFF switch 4-225 Hill descent control switch 4-184 Rough terrain mode switch 4-133 Rear differential lock switch 4-130...
  • Page 15 PICTORIAL INDEX Driver's Door RTUL00SH034101 Equipment Page Equipment Page Remote control mirror switch 4-143 Power window switch 3-47 (passenger's side) Retractable power mirror 4-144 switch Power window switch (rear 3-47 right side) Power door lock switch 3-33 Power window lock switch 3-49 Power window switch (rear 3-47...
  • Page 16 0-10 PICTORIAL INDEX 12 13 Equipment Page Equipment Page RTUP Overhead console 5-25 Selector lever (automatic 4-151 transmission model) Map lights 5-24 Ticket holder 5-26 Gearshift lever (manual 4-150 transmission model) 10 Dome light 5-22 Curtain airbag 3-94 3-45 Grips 5-37 12 Roof speaker ―...
  • Page 17 0-11 PICTORIAL INDEX Equipment Page Equipment Page 17 Small article storage pocket 5-30 20 Seats 3-54 18 Parking brake lever 4-149 21 Cup holder 5-35 19 Side airbag 3-94...
  • Page 18 0-12 PICTORIAL INDEX Exterior Type 1 Type 2 RTUL00SH057401 RTUL00SH036801 Equipment Page Equipment Page Outside rearview mirrors 3-67 Front fog light 6-122 Turn signal light (outside Daytime running light 6-122 rearview mirror mounted 6-122 Tires 6-81 type) Headlight 6-122 Turn signal light (front fender 6-122 mounted type) Turn signal light/clearance...
  • Page 19 0-13 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Warning/Indicator Light Index Instrument Panel Warning Lights Name Symbol Color Page Front seat belt warning light 4-59 Second seat belt warning light (models with 4-60 MID) Second seat belt warning light (models with 4-61 LCD) SRS airbag warning light 4-62 Brake system warning light 4-63...
  • Page 20 0-14 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Name Symbol Color Page Malfunction indicator light (MIL) Yellow 4-74 SVS indicator light Yellow 4-75 Water separator warning light Yellow 4-75 Fuel filter warning light Yellow 4-75 Check trans warning light Yellow 4-76 Automatic transmission fluid temperature 4-76 warning light CHECK 4WD warning light...
  • Page 21 0-15 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Indicator Lights Name Symbol Color Page Turn signal indicator light – left Green 4-83 Turn signal indicator light – right Green 4-83 Light position indicator light Green 4-83 High beam indicator light Blue 4-84 Anti-theft system indicator light 4-84 Green 4-84...
  • Page 22 0-16 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Name Symbol Color Page 4WD indicator light Green 4-90 4WD low indicator light Green 4-90 Hill descent control indicator light Green 4-90 Idling stop system indicator light Green 4-91 Idling stop system OFF indicator light Yellow 4-92 Automatic high beam indicator light Green...
  • Page 23 0-17 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Multi-Information Display (MID) Warning Lights Message Language Display indication Page English Parking brake release 4-64 Thai English RTUL00SH003801 Overheat 4-68 Thai RTUL00SH003901 English RTUL00SH003601 Icy road 4-77 Thai RTUL00SH003701 English RTUL00SH009201 Low fuel 4-78 Thai RTUL00SH009301 RTUL00SH004001 RTUL00SH004101...
  • Page 24 0-18 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Thai Headlight failure (models 4-79 with LED headlight) English RTUL00SH004401 Thai RTUL00SH004501 English RTUL00SH004601 Thai RTUL00SH004701 Taillight failure 4-80 English RTUL00SH004801 Thai RTUL00SH004901 English RTUL00SH005001 Indicator light failure 4-80 Thai RTUL00SH005101 RTUL00SH013601...
  • Page 25 0-19 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Door open (models with passive entry 4-81 and start system) Thai English Radar unavailable 4-87 RTUL00SH054301 Thai English RTUL40SH015301 Radar clean-up 4-87 Thai RTUL40SH015401 English RTUL40SH015501 Radar failure 4-87 Thai RTUL40SH015601 English RTUL40SH015701...
  • Page 26 0-20 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Sonar clean-up 4-88 Thai English RTUL00SH013201 Sonar failure 4-88 Thai RTUL00SH013301 English RTUL00SH013401 Front camera unavailable 4-235 temperature Thai RTUL00SH013501 English RTUL00SH036201 Front camera unavailable 4-237 Thai RUUM00SH001601 English RTUL00SH036101 Front camera unavailable 4-239 clean windshield...
  • Page 27 0-21 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Front camera malfunction 4-241 service required Thai RTUL00SH036401 English 4-246 Brake! 4-274 RUUM00SH001801 Thai RTUL00SH022401 English RUUM00SH001901 Auto braking 4-247 Thai RTUL00SH022601 RUUM00SH002001...
  • Page 28 0-22 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Auto brake activated. 4-247 Apply brake. Thai RTUL00SH022801 English RUUM00SH002101 Accelerator pedal 4-257 misapplication! Thai RTUL00SH023001 English RUUM00SH002201 Acceleration suppressed. 4-257 Thai RTUL00SH023201 RUUM00SH002301...
  • Page 29 0-23 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Check engine hood 4-95 Thai RTUL00SH054401 English RTUL00SH054501 Light control OFF 4-96 Thai RTUL00SH054601 English Key remain RTUL00SH054701 (models without passive 4-96 entry and start system) Thai RTUL00SH005801 RTUL00SH005901...
  • Page 30 0-24 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English No electronic key (models with passive entry 4-97 and start system) Thai RTUL00SH054801 English Steering wheel lock not released 4-98 (models with passive entry RTUL00SH054901 and start system) Thai RTUL00SH055001 RTUL00SH055101...
  • Page 31 0-25 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English RTUL00SH006801 Shift position RTUL00SH006601 (models with passive entry 4-99 and start system) RTUL00SH007001 Thai RTUL00SH006901 RTUL00SH006701 RTUL00SH007101...
  • Page 32 0-26 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Turn off the power (models with passive entry 4-100 and start system) Thai RTUL00SH055201 English Low battery electronic key RTUL00SH055501 (models with passive entry 4-101 and start system) Thai RTUL00SH055401 English Check system (models with passive entry...
  • Page 33 0-27 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Steering wheel lock system 4-103 (models with passive entry and start system) Thai Indicator Lights RTUL00SH008001 Message Language Display indication Page RTUL00SH008101 English Remote engine start mode 3-26 Thai RTUL00SH012001 English Maintenance reminder 4-29...
  • Page 34 0-28 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Eco graph display 4-33 Thai English Illumination mode 4-36 RTUL40SH000501 Thai English RTUL00SH009501 2H (2WD) 4-37 Thai RTUL00SH009601 English 4H (4WD) 4-37 Thai RTUL00SH055601 English 4L (4WD low) 4-37 Thai RTUL00SH055701 English Rear differential lock...
  • Page 35 0-29 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Settings 4-38 Thai RTUL00SH015401 English 4-165 Cruise control canceled. 4-282 Thai RTUL00SH015501 English RTUL00SH010701 Door/s opened. 4-194 Engine restarted. Thai RTUL00SH010801 English RTUL00SH012401 Seatbelt released. 4-194 Engine restarted. Thai RTUL00SH012501 RTUL00SH012601 RTUL00SH012701...
  • Page 36 0-30 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Please start the engine 4-194 manually. Thai RTUL00SH012801 English RTUL00SH012901 Accessory mode RTUL00SH008201 (models with passive entry 4-104 and start system) RTUL00SH008401 Thai RTUL00SH008301 RTUL00SH008501...
  • Page 37 0-31 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English RTUL00SH056001 Low battery engine RTUL00SH008801 starting 4-105 (models with passive entry and start system) RTUL00SH009001 Thai RTUL00SH056101 RTUL00SH008901 RTUL00SH009101...
  • Page 38 0-32 WARNING/INDICATOR LIGHT INDEX Message Language Display indication Page English Display of the detection status (models with 4-218 parking aid system) Thai RTUL00SH056201 RTUL00SH056301...
  • Page 39 0-33 WARNING/CAUTION LABELS Lower Part of Center of Instrument Panel Name Symbol Color Page Passenger side SRS airbag ON indicator Yellow 3-116 light Passenger side SRS airbag OFF indicator Yellow 3-116 light Outside Rearview Mirrors Name Symbol Color Page RTUL00SH014901 4-200 Blind spot indicator - right Yellow...
  • Page 40 Be sure to read them before using the vehicle. • If any of these labels are peeling or illegible due to wear or scratches, please contact your Mazda Dealer for a replacement. • Some examples of warning/caution labels are indicated on the following pages, but there are many others not shown.
  • Page 41 0-35 WARNING/CAUTION LABELS Description Passenger's SRS airbag WARNING • Never use a rearward-facing CRS on a seat protected by an active airbag in front of it, death or serious injury to the child can occur. Child Restraint System (CRS) → Refer to page 3-78 Passenger Side SRS Airbag On-Off Switch → Refer to page 3-115...
  • Page 42 0-36 WARNING/CAUTION LABELS Warning/Caution Label – Cab Exterior Description Fuel type Warning/Caution Labels – Engine Compartment RTUL00SH034701 Description Battery Engine coolant (4JJ3 engine model) RTUP00SH001101 Radiator cap Engine coolant (RZ4E engine model)

  • Page 43: Vehicle Information

    VEHICLE INFORMATION ● Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Engine Number...
  • Page 44 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) and Engine Number The VIN and engine number are necessary for registering your vehicle. They are also necessary when your vehicle undergoes official inspections. Provide your Mazda Dealer with these numbers when you are having the vehicle repaired or are ordering replacement parts.
  • Page 45 Plant code Production sequential number ADVICE • Interpretation of the VIN may differ depending on the market. For further details, please ask your Mazda Dealer. Production Information Production Month and Year The production month and year are Production month and year indicated on the VIN plate in MM/YYYY format.
  • Page 46 VEHICLE INFORMATION Engine Number 4JJ3 engine model The engine number is stamped on the left side rear part of the engine block. RZ4E engine model Front RTUG10SH000101...

  • Page 47: Important Information

    ● Cautions for Driving in Cold Regions 2-64 ● Staying Safe 2-69 ● Preventing Breakdowns 2-73 ● When to Visit Your Mazda Dealer 2-77 ● Diesel Particulate Defuser (DPD) 2-80 ● Vehicle Data Collection 2-82 This chapter contains information and cautions that you should observe for safe and comfortable vehicle operation.
  • Page 48 If an inspection reveals an abnormality or there was an abnormality the previous time the vehicle was driven, have the vehicle RTUL20SH016801 repaired by the nearest Mazda Dealer before it is driven again. Daily Checks (Preoperational Checks) → Refer to page 6-16...
  • Page 49 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Use the Specified Fuel WARNING • Open the fuel tank filler cap slowly. If you open it quickly, the fuel tank pressure may cause fuel to spurt out. • Use diesel fuel that is specified by the relevant vehicle emission standards. For specified diesel fuel, check "Recommended Fluids, Lubricants and Diesel Fuels".
  • Page 50 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Using Self-service Filling Stations WARNING [Be sure to obey the following instructions when refueling the vehicle] • Stop the engine and close the vehicle's doors and windows. • Keep cigarettes and other flames away from the vehicle. • Before opening the fuel tank filler cap, touch a metallic object to discharge static electricity from your body.
  • Page 51 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Economical Driving Avoid Unnecessary Engine Idling and Revving the Engine Idling the engine for longer than necessary is a waste of fuel. The engine is sufficiently warmed up when level of the engine coolant temperature gauge is indicated. Stop the engine when waiting for people or unloading cargo, etc., even if the vehicle is only parked for a short period...
  • Page 52 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Make Sure the Tire Air Pressure Is Correct Frequently inspect the tire air pressure and make sure it is always correct. Using the correct tire air pressure will help reduce fuel consumption. Use the Air Conditioner in Moderation Use of the air conditioner will impact fuel consumption.
  • Page 53 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Load Cargo Correctly WARNING • Do not move the vehicle when there is a person on the rear step bumper or cargo bed. • Overloading can result in an accident because it places too much strain on the wheel bolts with the result that they break and the wheels come off.
  • Page 54 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Cargo loading caution Incorrect Correct Place cargo at the center of the cargo bed, not at the front or rear. When using supports under cargo, position them uniformly along the cargo. Do not allow long cargo to protrude beyond the rear edge of the cargo bed when transporting loads with a length longer than RTUL20SH0...
  • Page 55 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Loading Heavy Cargo CAUTION • When the cargo is heavy, take steps to prevent it from slipping and secure it with wire cables. Do Not Secure Cargo Too Tightly RTUL20SH017201 ADVICE • To prevent cargo from falling off the cargo bed, it is essential to secure it with ropes and tarpaulins.
  • Page 56 2-10 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Load Heavy Cargo on the Roof Rails WARNING • For vehicles equipped with roof rails, adhere to the following cautionary notes and use the roof rails correctly. - When loading cargo on the roof rails, use the roof carrier. - When using the roof carrier, follow the roof carrier installation manual to properly secure cargo.
  • Page 57 2-11 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Rail covers CAUTION • Make sure to place your hands on the center part of the roof rails during operations such as washing of the vehicle. If the front or rear roof rail covers are forcefully pulled, Center part the covers may come off and cause injury to the person pulling them.
  • Page 58 2-12 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Load Too Much Cargo onto the Front Passenger Seat and/or Second Seat WARNING • Load cargo so that it is flat. Do not load cargo so that it is higher than the seatback. Sudden braking or collisions could cause the cargo to fly forward, leading to an accident that results in damage and/or injury.
  • Page 59 2-13 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Place Objects on the Instrument Panel or Dashboard WARNING • Placing objects on the instrument panel or dashboard could obscure the driver's view and interfere with driving, leading to an accident. Also, vehicle acceleration or turning could cause objects to move and injure passengers.
  • Page 60 • Do not use floor mats that are meant for another vehicle model or model year, even if they are Mazda genuine floor mats. • When laying out a floor mat on the floor of the driver's seat, use the floor mat designated for the floor of the driver's seat.
  • Page 61 2-15 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Choose Your Footwear Suitable for Driving CAUTION • Choose footwear that ensures proper operation of pedals when driving the vehicle. Use of footwear unsuitable for driving may cause an accident. Sit in the Seat Correctly WARNING RTUL20SH009501 •...
  • Page 62 2-16 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Correct Driving Posture WARNING • Before driving, be sure to adjust the seat, headrest, steering wheel and mirrors to positions that give you a correct driving posture. Make sure the seat is securely retained by trying to rock it forward and backward, and put on the seat belt.
  • Page 63 2-17 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Fastening Your Seat Belt Be sure to wear your seat belt. Sit up straight with your lower back pressed against the seat and the lap belt as low on your hip bone as possible. Seat Belts → Refer to page 3-68 Seat adjustment recommendations Make adjustments that align the center of your head to the center of the...
  • Page 64 2-18 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Passengers and Seat Belts Only one person at a time should use each seat belt. WARNING • Be sure to adjust the seat before driving. Achieve the correct driving posture, gently rock the seat to make sure it is locked in place, and put on your seat belt before you start driving.
  • Page 65 2-19 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Adjusting Mirrors Check and adjust each mirror to ensure that it provides a proper view of the rear and the sides. Mirrors → Refer to page 3-65 Carrying an Expecting Mother or a Person Who Is Ill WARNING • An expecting mother or a person who is ill riding in the vehicle must also wear a seat belt.
  • Page 66 2-20 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Seat Belt with Pretensioner and SRS Airbag System The seat belt with pretensioner and the supplemental restraint system (SRS) airbag system operate when the vehicle is subjected to an impact exceeding a certain level when a collision occurs. Be sure to observe the following instructions to prevent you and your passenger from suffering a serious or fatal...
  • Page 67 2-21 IMPORTANT INFORMATION WARNING • The SRS airbag system is most effective when used together with a seat belt with pretensioner. • The seat belt with pretensioner and SRS airbag system may not work, depending on the situation at the time of collision. Refer to "When and How the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and SRS Airbag System Operates"...
  • Page 68 2-22 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Sticker WARNING (Continued) • If you make unauthorized modifications to the vehicle or install an unauthorized accessory, the seat belt with pretensioner and airbags may not operate correctly. • If the steering wheel is changed to a non-standard one or a sticker Air freshener is attached to the steering wheel pad, there could be a danger of...
  • Page 69 • Doing any of the following may require special precautions. Be sure to consult your Mazda Dealer before doing any of the following. Failure to RTUL20SH018201 do so may cause the seat belt with...
  • Page 70 2-24 IMPORTANT INFORMATION WARNING (Continued) - Making modifications to the front of the vehicle (bumper, frame, etc.), installing equipment (snow plows, etc.), making modifications to the frame, or making changes to the vehicle's height using unauthorized methods and/or materials. - Repairing or painting of panels at the front of the vehicle or panels on the cab.
  • Page 71 2-25 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Carrying Children Placing a Child on the Second Seat WARNING • For crew cab models, we recommend placing children on the second seat. Placing a child on the front passenger seat may cause the driver to be distracted by the child's appearance or the child may touch the controls, leading to an unexpected accident.
  • Page 72 2-26 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Pay Attention When Opening and Closing Doors and Windows WARNING • The door must be opened, closed, and locked by an adult. Be careful that the child's hands and feet are not caught when opening or closing the door.
  • Page 73 2-27 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Allow Children to Put Their Head or Hands Out the Windows WARNING • Do not allow children to put their head, hands, or other parts of their bodies out of windows, regardless of whether the vehicle is moving or stationary.
  • Page 74 2-28 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Driving Proper care and operation will not only extend the service life of your vehicle but also improve oil and fuel economy. Operation of New Vehicle The subsequent performance and the service life of your vehicle are under the direct influence of the care and treatment that your vehicle will receive during the initial break-in period.
  • Page 75 • Inspect the exhaust pipe from time to time. If you notice any defect (for example, a damaged joint, or a hole or crack caused by corrosion), have checks and maintenance performed by the nearest Mazda Dealer. Continuing to use the vehicle without having the defect repaired would be dangerous because exhaust gases could get into the cab and cause carbon monoxide poisoning, resulting in death.
  • Page 76 2-30 IMPORTANT INFORMATION If the Vehicle Has Not Been Used for a Long Period ADVICE • Before using a vehicle that has not been driven for a long period, check the engine, transmission and transfer case for oil leakage, and make sure the oil is at the required levels.
  • Page 77 2-31 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Starting the Engine Manual transmission model CAUTION • Make sure that the parking brake lever is securely pulled. On a manual transmission model, make sure the gearshift lever is in the "N" position, and then fully depress and hold the clutch pedal and brake pedal before starting the engine.
  • Page 78 2-32 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Never Stop the Engine While Driving WARNING • While the vehicle is being driven, do not switch the power mode to any mode other than "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or turn the starter switch to any position other than "ON"...
  • Page 79 2-33 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Forget to Release the Parking Brake ADVICE • Pulling away with the parking brake still applied can damage the brake system. • Before pulling away, make sure the parking brake is not set by checking that the parking brake warning light is not on.
  • Page 80 2-34 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Appropriate Gearshifts Drive at a speed that does not cause the tachometer pointer to enter the red zone. ADVICE • Downshifts are performed for two main purposes: - For engine braking on a steep and/or long downward slope - For responsiveness and economy on an uphill slope [Cautions for downshifts]...
  • Page 81 2-35 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Cautions for Driving • Concentrate on driving safely, obeying all legally designated speed limits, road signs and traffic signals. • While the vehicle is being driven, do not switch the power mode to any mode other than "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or turn the starter switch to any position other than "ON"...
  • Page 82 2-36 IMPORTANT INFORMATION • Avoid scraping the tire sidewalls against curbstones or driving over dips and protrusions in the road surface. You could damage the wheels or tires, resulting in a blowout or flat tire. • When going down on a steep slope, avoid driving the vehicle backward as much as possible.
  • Page 83 2-37 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Driving Down a Long Slope When driving down a long slope, use engine brake together with the foot brakes. Using the low-gear engine brake reduces the work load on the foot brakes and yields greater braking force. In automatic transmission models, do not use the auto mode, as it does not provide engine efficiency.
  • Page 84 2-38 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Driving in Bad Weather (Rain, Icy Roads, Snowy Roads, etc.) CAUTION • In bad weather, visibility is reduced and slippery road surfaces increase stopping distances. Drive more slowly than you would in good weather. Also, avoid sharp turns of the steering wheel and hard braking. Use engine brakes together with the foot brakes to decelerate.
  • Page 85 2-39 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Driving on Snowy or Icy Roads Caution on Slippery Roads CAUTION • On slippery roads, never accelerate rapidly, brake hard, decelerate rapidly or make sharp turns of the steering wheel. • There is a risk of reduced grip between the tires and road surface and of increased braking distances.
  • Page 86 2-40 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Pay Attention to the Way the Steering Wheel Turns and Feels CAUTION • On snowy roads, water and snow splashed up by the tires can freeze and accumulate inside the fenders, making the steering wheel hard to turn. From time to time, get out of the vehicle and remove any accumulated snow.
  • Page 87 2-41 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Removing Snow from the Underbody Look under the vehicle and remove any lumps of ice that are stuck to the underbody. Be careful not to damage components. ADVICE • Do not use a sharp implement to remove snow. Sharp edges could damage rubber parts.
  • Page 88 2-42 IMPORTANT INFORMATION NOTE • On a muddy road with an automatic transmission model, by depressing the brake pedal you can make a standing start in the manual mode 2nd gear and move the selector lever to the "+" (upshift) position. This provides better traction and safer vehicle operation.
  • Page 89 • If the vehicle must be driven on a flooded road or is parked in an area that becomes flooded, promptly have your Mazda Dealer perform a check for the following points: - Effectiveness of the brakes - Water-ingress, or damage to...
  • Page 90 2-44 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Sidewinds ADVICE • If the vehicle catches a sidewind and drifts sideways, firmly grip the steering wheel, decelerate to a speed that allows you to stay completely in control and make a directional correction. The vehicle may catch strong sidewinds in the following situations: - Emerging from a tunnel;...
  • Page 91 If any part of the vehicle is damaged or broken, promptly have the vehicle inspected and repaired by the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 92 2-46 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Off-road Driving During off-road driving, carefully confirm the road condition, incline and other factors, and drive at a reduced speed. WARNING • When driving off-road or on extremely uneven road surfaces, drive at a reduced speed. Avoid making jumps, making sharp turns, and striking objects with the vehicle.
  • Page 93 2-47 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Automatic Transmission Model On an automatic transmission model, there is no need to use a clutch pedal; you can pull away, change gears and stop the vehicle by only using the selector lever, accelerator pedal, and brake pedal. Be sure to learn the characteristics of the automatic transmission model and how to correctly operate it.
  • Page 94 2-48 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Operate the Brakes with Your Right Foot ADVICE • Sit in the correct driving position, and use your right foot to operate the brake and accelerator pedals. To avoid depressing the wrong pedal by mistake, check the pedal positions and practice putting your foot on the desired pedal.
  • Page 95 2-49 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Running The vehicle's speed is adjusted by carefully operating the accelerator pedal. Furthermore, the vehicle's speed is reduced as needed by operating the brake pedal. Stopping Temporarily 1. When stopping the vehicle temporarily, firmly depress the brake pedal with the selector lever in the "D"...
  • Page 96 2-50 IMPORTANT INFORMATION CAUTION • Do not race the engine while the vehicle is stopped. If the selector lever is placed in any position other than "P" or "N", the vehicle will suddenly move and it may cause an accident. •...
  • Page 97 2-51 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Actions that Can Lead to a Breakdown with an Automatic Transmission Vehicle Action that can lead to a breakdown Breakdown symptom • Stopping the vehicle on an uphill road with the • Automatic transmission fluid selector lever in a position other than "P" or "N", with overheats.
  • Page 98 2-52 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Four Wheel Drive (4WD) Model Four-wheel drive does not make it possible to drive a vehicle absolutely everywhere. Exercise caution when using the accelerator pedal, steering wheel and brake pedal. Concentrate on driving safely, paying attention to the condition and slope angle of the road surface.
  • Page 99 (water hammering). • If the vehicle must be driven through water, promptly have your Mazda Dealer perform a check for the following points: - Effectiveness of the brakes...
  • Page 100 2-54 IMPORTANT INFORMATION U-turn on Sharp Slopes When making a U-turn on a sharp slope, the vehicle is in danger of turning over the moment it crosses the slope. Drive carefully selecting the road surfaces so that the tires on the higher side of the slope may not run on any convex part of the slope surface.
  • Page 101 2-55 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Guidelines for Switching Between 2WD (Rear-Wheel Drive) and 4WD (Four-Wheel Drive) Drive type 4H (4WD high) 4L (4WD low) switch Indicator light Rough terrain RTUL20SH009101 RTUL20SH009201 RTUL20SH ― ― ― mode On wet unpaved When On severe When When roads...
  • Page 102 2-56 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Stopping and Parking Pulling Away After a Temporary Stop CAUTION • Make it a habit to look around and confirm that it is safe to pull away after a temporary stop (at traffic lights, for example). Parking CAUTION RTUL20SH021101 •...
  • Page 103 Mazda would recommend enhancing safety by chocking the wheels. • In manual transmission models, if...
  • Page 104 2-58 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Parking in Cold Regions When snow collects around the wheels and lights, try to remove it before night falls. Do not apply the parking brake in cold regions. If you leave the parking brake applied, the wires and brake shoes could freeze up, making it impossible for you to release the parking brake.
  • Page 105 2-59 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Napping in the Vehicle WARNING • Before taking a nap in the vehicle, switch the power mode to "OFF" (models with passive entry and start system) or turn the starter switch to the "LOCK" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 106 2-60 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Keep Flammable Material Away from the Vehicle WARNING • After driving through tall grass, mud, rocks, sand, water, etc., check that there is no grass, branches, paper, rags, stones, sand, etc., adhering to or trapped under the vehicle body. If the vehicle is operated with these materials trapped or adhering to the underbody, a failure or fire could...
  • Page 107 2-61 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Touch the Gearshift Lever/Selector Lever While the Vehicle Is Stationary with the Engine Idling WARNING • Do not touch the gearshift lever/selector lever while the vehicle is stationary with the engine idling. If you touch the gearshift lever/selector lever at this time, a gear could be selected and the vehicle could move even with the parking brake applied.
  • Page 108 2-62 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Leaving the Vehicle WARNING • When leaving the vehicle, be sure to apply the parking brake, stop the engine and lock the doors. Do not leave valuables where they can be seen from outside the vehicle. • If you are traveling with a child, do not leave the child alone in the vehicle. If the child touches the controls or equipment, an accident could occur.
  • Page 109 2-63 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Cautions for Driving in Hot Regions The engine will be prone to overheating in an environment where the ambient temperature is high. To prevent the engine from overheating, pay attention to the following points: CAUTION • Do not put well water, river water or other hard water in the engine cooling system.
  • Page 110 • Do not cover the front of the radiator with newspapers, cardboard or any other flammable material to raise the engine coolant temperature. • If you allow the engine to warm up but the engine coolant temperature does not rise, have the nearest Mazda Dealer inspect the thermostat.
  • Page 111 2-65 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Protection of Engine Against Overcooling Overcooling of the engine not only accelerates wear of the vital engine parts but also deteriorates fuel economy. Engine Coolant To prevent the engine damage due to freezing of the engine coolant and to protect the cooling system from corrosion, mix the coolant and water to be an appropriate concentration.
  • Page 112 2-66 IMPORTANT INFORMATION When Ice Prevents You from Putting the Key in the Door or Opening the Door If you try to force the key into the door, you could bend it. And if you try to pull the door open with undue force, the rubber seal around the door could come unstuck or become damaged.
  • Page 113 2-67 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Tire Chains When handling, installing and uninstalling tire chains, refer to the instruction manual that is supplied with the tire chains and perform (un)installation following the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Handling the Jack → Refer to page 6-94 CAUTION • Fit the tire chains securely without looseness. If the vehicle is driven with the loosened tire chains, they may interfere with other components or come off, leading to an unexpected accident.
  • Page 114 2-68 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Cleaning the Vehicle After Driving on Snowy Roads CAUTION • Remove snow that has stuck to the inside of the fenders and to the brake hoses. Otherwise, it may damage components. After driving on a salted road, wash the underside of the vehicle as soon as possible to prevent the salt from causing rust.
  • Page 115 2-69 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Staying Safe When the Engine Coolant Is Hot WARNING • Do not loosen or remove the radiator cap while the engine coolant is hot. Doing so would be dangerous because steam and hot air would shoot out. When the Engine Overheats → Refer to page 7-22 When the Muffler and Exhaust Pipe Are Hot...
  • Page 116 2-70 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Attach Accessories to the Windshield or Windows WARNING • Do not attach ornaments, films or other accessories to the windshield or windows. They would impair visibility. Also, any plastic suction cups used to attach accessories could cause a fire or other accident by acting as lenses.
  • Page 117 2-71 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Using the Jack WARNING • Jacking up a vehicle on slope or soft ground is extremely dangerous. Be sure to jack up the vehicle on a firm, level surface. • Set the jack in the correct position. Do not forget to first apply the parking brake and place chocks around the wheels.
  • Page 118 2-72 IMPORTANT INFORMATION If the Battery Goes Flat CAUTION • Do not try to start the engine by pushing or towing the vehicle. You could damage the engine. When the Battery Goes Flat → Refer to page 7-16 RTUL20SH022501...
  • Page 119 2-73 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Preventing Breakdowns Handling the Turbocharged Engine The turbocharged engine should be started in a way which ensures the bearings supporting the rotating parts of the turbocharger are sufficiently lubricated. Do not race a cold engine. ADVICE • After driving with a heavy load, or after driving on a highway, let the engine idle for at least 3 minutes to cool it down.
  • Page 120 2-74 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Ride on the Side Steps While the Vehicle Is in Motion WARNING • Do not ride on the side steps while the vehicle is in motion. ADVICE • Do not jump up and down on the side steps.
  • Page 121 2-75 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do Not Leave the Steering Wheel Fully Turned for a Long Time WARNING • While the engine is running, if you leave the steering wheel fully turned for a long time or if you repeatedly operate the steering wheel when parking your vehicle or when your vehicle is stopped, the steering wheel may gradually...
  • Page 122 2-76 IMPORTANT INFORMATION Make Sure the Vehicle Is Inspected at Regular Intervals ADVICE • Inspections and maintenance enable you to use the vehicle with peace of mind. They also extend the vehicle's service life. Daily Checks (Preoperational Checks) → Refer to page 6-16 Engine Oil → Refer to page 6-22 Maintenance Schedule...
  • Page 123 For adjustments (for example, engine adjustments) and equipment installation, consult your Mazda Dealer. • If you wish to attach accessories to the vehicle, consult your Mazda Dealer. Have Engine Adjustments Made by Your Mazda Dealer...
  • Page 124 Whenever electric welding is necessary, consult your Mazda Dealer. Replacing Tires and Wheels CAUTION • Consult your Mazda Dealer before replacing tires or wheels. Install tires of the specified size, same brand and same tread design (including winter tires) on all wheels.
  • Page 125 Noise from the radio set could cause electromagnetic interference with the vehicle's electronic equipment and other systems, resulting in a vehicle breakdown or in a malfunction of electronic equipment. Consult your Mazda Dealer if you wish to install radio equipment.
  • Page 126 • Do not modify the DPD, muffler, and exhaust pipe. Changing the alignment, length or diameter of the exhaust pipe would adversely affect the exhaust system's exhaust emission reduction function. If any modification is necessary to install a component to the rear of the vehicle, consult your Mazda Dealer. ADVICE (Continued)
  • Page 127 2-81 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ADVICE (Continued) • The DPD performs regeneration automatically when a certain amount of PM accumulates in the DPD. Regeneration occurs during driving and the DPD indicator light does not come on during regeneration. Depending upon driving conditions, however, the regeneration may sometimes not be completed. In this case, the DPD indicator light will flash, so perform operator regeneration as soon as possible according to the "Manual Regeneration of DPD".
  • Page 128 Some information may be stored during regular operations to facilitate repair of detected malfunctions. Mazda may download and retrieve stored information for the purpose of diagnosing, servicing, or repairing your motor vehicle or improvement to future Mazda motor vehicles.
  • Page 129 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS ● Key ● Key with Immobilizer Transponder Chip ● Anti-theft System ● Keyless Entry System 3-11 ● Passive Entry and Start System 3-17 ● Doors 3-28 ● Side Access Panel (Extended Cab Model) 3-41 ● Tailgate 3-43 ●...
  • Page 130 RTUL30SH008201 • Should you lose the key, please give the key number and all remaining keys supplied with the vehicle to the nearest Mazda Dealer. The Mazda Dealer will be able to duplicate your key. Main key Spare key RTUL30SH032001...
  • Page 131 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS NOTE • If the key number is indicated on the metal plate, store it in a safe place other than the vehicle to prevent theft. • If the key number is engraved on the key, make a note of the key number and keep in a safe place such as your wallet and not in the vehicle.
  • Page 132 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Where Is the Key Used? Where For what Starter switch (models without passive Starting and stopping the engine entry and start system) Driver side door Locking and unlocking the door Passenger side door (with key cylinder) Locking and unlocking the door Switching the passenger side SRS airbag to Passenger side SRS airbag on-off switch...
  • Page 133 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Key with Immobilizer Transponder Chip WARNING • No alterations or additions should be made to the immobilizer system, as such alterations or additions would automatically invalidate the certificate of installation. The immobilizer key and electronic key contain an immobilizer transponder chip. The immobilizer anti-theft system allows the engine to be started only when it receives signals from the transponder of the pre-registered key.
  • Page 134 • Placing items which interfere with the immobilizer signal onto the key grip. (E.g. key ring, key number plate, metal items, magnetic items) • Another vehicle's transponder key is near your key (includes a Mazda RTUL30SH008301 spare key and other keys). Another vehicle's transponder key...
  • Page 135 • If the starter will not turn even though key usage is correct and the condition of the battery is normal, there may be a failure of the immobilizer system. If this occurs, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 136 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Anti-theft System WARNING • No alterations or additions should be made to the anti-theft system, as such alterations or additions would automatically invalidate the certificate of installation. When the vehicle doors and engine hood are locked, the anti-theft system is designed to protect your vehicle and valuables from theft.
  • Page 137 • If a door is not closed completely, the map light or dome light will remain on. The anti-theft system is not engaged at this time. • If the indicator light is not functioning, have Mazda Dealer correct the problem as soon as possible.
  • Page 138 3-10 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Stopping the Anti-theft System Alarm To stop the anti-theft system alarm (horn and hazard warning flasher), perform either of the following operations: • Push the engine start/stop button to switch the power mode to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system).
  • Page 139 3-11 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Keyless Entry System Operation Range of Remote Control Unit The passive entry and start system and Remote control unit operating range keyless entry system allow you to lock or unlock the doors by simply pressing the button on the remote control unit without inserting the key into the lock.
  • Page 140 3-12 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Replacing the Battery in the Remote Control Unit Replace the battery as soon as the range of the remote control starts to become reduced. WARNING • Do not ingest the battery. Doing so may cause physical impairment due to the chemical reaction.
  • Page 141 3-13 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS NOTE • The battery life varies depending on how the remote control unit is used. As a guide, in models with passive entry and start system, battery life is approximately 1 to 2 years. Also, significant wasting may occur if strong radio waves are continually received.
  • Page 142 3-14 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Electronic Key Number of Battery used batteries Lithium battery Model number: CR2032 Voltage: DC3V 1. Pull out the mechanical key while pressing the button on the electronic key. Passive Entry and Start System → Refer to page 3-17 2.
  • Page 143 3-15 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Keyless Entry Key Number of Battery used batteries Lithium battery Model number: CR1620 Voltage: DC3V 1. Remove the key ring and pry open Cover the cover by inserting a flat-head screwdriver. Wrap a piece of cloth or tape around the tip of the screwdriver Battery so as not to damage the cover.
  • Page 144 The settings of the keyless entry system can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID. The settings of the keyless entry system can be changed by a Mazda Dealer. For further details, please contact your Mazda Dealer. Settings (User Customization Function) → Refer to page 4-45...
  • Page 145 3-17 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Passive Entry and Start System The passive entry and start system is a system that enables doors to be locked and unlocked and for the engine to be started remotely just by carrying the electronic key in your pocket.
  • Page 146 3-18 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Anti-relay-attack Function To protect the vehicle from theft by devious means using a relay attack, you can turn off the function to unlock doors by the passive entry and start system of the electronic key. 1.
  • Page 147 3-19 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Weak Radio Waves Emitted from Passive Entry and Start System When using the passive entry and start External antenna system to lock/unlock the doors or to start the engine, radio waves will be transmitted from the vehicle's antenna in order to perform electronic verification.
  • Page 148 3-20 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Operating Range of Passive Entry and Start System Locking and Unlocking the Door By carrying the electronic key, it is possible Operating range for locking to lock or unlock the doors by operating the and unlocking the doors Approximately 80 cm request switches on the driver side door (Approximately 32 in)
  • Page 149 3-21 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Welcome Light and Walk Away Lock By carrying the electronic key, you can have the welcome lights turn on when you approach and have the walk away function lock the doors when you leave. Description Operation rage of welcome light (approximately 2 m (7 ft)) Operation rage of walk away door lock...
  • Page 150 3-22 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Warning Buzzer of the Passive Entry and Start System If the system does not recognize the electronic key properly, the warning buzzer may beep. Warning Display indication ― Lockout prevention "NO ELECTRONIC KEY" will be displayed in the multi- No electronic key information display (MID).
  • Page 151 The settings of the passive entry and start system can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID. The settings of the passive entry and start system can be changed by a Mazda Dealer. For further details, please contact your Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 152 3-24 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Welcome Light The welcome light is a function to turn the dome light on when you approach the vehicle while carrying the electronic key. Conditions for Welcome Light Standby Operation The welcome light becomes operable when the following conditions are satisfied. •...
  • Page 153 3-25 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Remote Engine Start System The remote engine start system is a system to start the engine from outside the vehicle. Operating the electronic key can start the engine remotely. WARNING • Some local laws may restrict the use of the remote engine start system. Be sure to check the local laws before using the remote engine start system.
  • Page 154 3-26 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS English 3. After the engine starts, the buzzer sounds three times and the hazard warning flashers flash three times. At this time, the message "Remote engine start mode" is displayed on the MID. Thai RTUL00SH012001 NOTE •...
  • Page 155 3-27 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Stopping the Engine Idling When the following conditions are satisfied after the engine is started using the remote engine start system, the engine stops. • When the accelerator pedal is depressed and the engine speed exceeds 1,500 r/min.
  • Page 156 3-28 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Doors CAUTION • Before opening the door, carefully check all areas around the vehicle for safety, especially the area at the rear of the vehicle. If you abruptly open the door, it may be struck by a vehicle, etc. coming from behind. •...
  • Page 157 • When leaving the vehicle, be sure to check that the doors are locked. • If the function fails to operate normally, lock and unlock the doors using the key and have the system inspected by your Mazda Dealer. Passive Entry and Start System...
  • Page 158 3-30 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Remote control unit (electronic key) Using the Remote Control Unit Pressing the lock button on the remote control unit locks all doors. Lock button Pressing the unlock button unlocks all doors. Unlock button Relock System After unlocking the doors using the remote control unit, the door will automatically relock in the following situations.
  • Page 159 • When leaving the vehicle, be sure to check that the doors are locked. • If the function fails to operate normally, lock and unlock the doors using the key and have the system inspected by your Mazda Dealer. Keyless Entry System → Refer to page 3-11...
  • Page 160 3-32 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Locking the Door from Outside without Using the Key Lock knob First, push the lock knob forward to the lock position, then close the door while keeping the outside door handle raised. CAUTION Outside door handle •...
  • Page 161 3-33 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Locking and Unlocking the Doors from Inside Using the Power Door Lock Switch When the switch on the driver's door is operated, the power door lock system will automatically lock or unlock all the doors simultaneously.
  • Page 162 3-34 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Child-proof Door Locks (Crew Cab Model) If you place the knob in the lock position and close the door, it will be impossible to open the rear door from inside the vehicle. Unlock WARNING • Use the child-proof door lock when Lock driving with children in the vehicle.
  • Page 163 3-35 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Locking and Unlocking the Doors by Vehicle System Walk Away Door Lock (Models with Passive Entry and Start System) When you move a certain distance away from the vehicle while carrying the electronic key, the doors are automatically locked. When the driver moves a certain distance away from the vehicle while carrying the electronic key, the buzzer sounds once and the hazard warning flashers flash once.
  • Page 164 3-36 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Auto Door Lock (Models with Passive Entry and Start System and Keyless Entry System) This function automatically locks all doors depending on vehicle conditions. Lock type Description When the vehicle accelerates from a full stop and the vehicle speed reaches the set speed, all Speed linked door lock doors are locked.
  • Page 165 3-37 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS NOTE • If "Auto lock enable by door" is set to "Disable", the auto door lock function is canceled when a door is opened and closed after the doors were locked by the auto door lock function. However, under the following conditions, the auto door lock function is reactivated.
  • Page 166 3-38 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS NOTE • The following are set at the factory. - Key linked door unlock (models with keyless entry system) - Ignition linked door unlock (models with passive entry and start system) • When approximately 60 minutes have passed since the power mode was set to "ACC"...
  • Page 167 3-39 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Impact Sensing Door Unlock (Models with Passive Entry and Start System and Keyless Entry System) If the vehicle receives a strong impact from the front, left, or right side when the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or when the starter switch is in the "ON"...
  • Page 168 3-40 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Opening and Closing the Doors from Outside To open the door, pull the outside door handle. Outside To close the door, push the outside door door handle handle. Opening and Closing the Doors from Inside To open the door, pull the inside door RTUL30SH001101 handle.
  • Page 169 3-41 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Side Access Panel (Extended Cab Model) CAUTION • Before opening the side access panel, check that the passenger in the front seat has removed his/her seat belt. If the side access panel is opened while the seat belt is worn, the seat belt will lock and it will not be possible to pull it out.
  • Page 170 3-42 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Opening and Closing the Side Access Panel from Outside To open the door, after first opening the front door, pull the inside door handle and open the side access panel. To close the door, after closing the side access panel, push the outside door handle Inside door handle...
  • Page 171 3-43 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Tailgate CAUTION • Do not drive the vehicle with the tailgate open. NOTE • The support stays will hold the tailgate open level. Opening and Closing the Tailgate To Open Center Handle Model Pull the handle in the center of the tailgate to release the lock, and then open the tailgate slowly.
  • Page 172 3-44 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS To Open Side Handle Model Pull the handle on both sides of the tailgate to release the lock, and then open the tailgate slowly. To close the tailgate, use the opening procedure in reverse. Check that the lock is applied securely.
  • Page 173 3-45 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Getting In and Out of the Vehicle When getting in or out of the vehicle, carefully check that the area around the vehicle is safe, hold the grip (if equipped), and place your foot on the side step (if equipped). B-pillar grip A-pillar grip Side step...
  • Page 174 3-46 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Power Windows Operate the switch to open or close the window. The power windows operate only when the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or when the starter switch is in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 175 3-47 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Opening and Closing the Windows Driver's side Operate the switch to open or close the window. Driver's side NOTE Rear right Passenger's side side • All the windows can be opened or closed using the switch on the driver's side.
  • Page 176 3-48 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Automatic Mode (Driver's Side) When you firmly operate the switch to open the window, the window opens in the automatic mode. Driver's side When you operate the switch lightly, the window opens or closes in the manual mode.
  • Page 177 3-49 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Power Window Lock Switch If you push the power window lock switch, only the driver's window will be openable. To cancel the passenger's window and rear power windows (crew cab model) lock, push the switch again. WARNING UNLOCK LOCK...
  • Page 178 3-50 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Manually Operated Windows CAUTION • Be sure that you and the passenger are at no risk of having any part of the body become trapped in the window. You should be especially careful if a child is with you.
  • Page 179 • After refueling, make sure that the fuel tank filler cap is tightly closed. • Do not use any fuel tank filler cap that is not a Mazda genuine part. The use of an improper fuel tank filler cap could cause fuel spillage in the event of an accident.
  • Page 180 3-52 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CAUTION • Using diesel fuel other than those specified by the relevant vehicle emission standards could prevent the vehicle from complying with local legal requirements. ADVICE • Do not use diesel fuel with higher sulfur content than the diesel fuel that is specified by the relevant vehicle emission standards.
  • Page 181 3-53 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Opening and Closing the Fuel Tank Filler Cap 1. To open the fuel lid on the cargo side, pull the fuel lid opener toward you. 2. Eliminate static electricity from your body before opening the fuel tank filler cap.
  • Page 182 Take the vehicle to your Mazda Dealer for service if you find that your seat adjusters do not latch. In addition, the seat belt will not operate properly if the seatback is not completely locked.
  • Page 183 3-55 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS WARNING (Continued) • Do not place a cushion or similar object between your back and the seatback. Doing so not only affects the stability of your driving position but also prevents the seat belt from working effectively in the event of a collision. •...
  • Page 184 3-56 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Adjusting the Driver Seat Adjust the seats according to the table. Power Seat Adjustment Switch How to operate Reclining Forward/ Backward Seat height RTUL3 Height of the front edge of the seat RTUL30SH032901 cushion Lumbar support (if equipped) CAUTION...
  • Page 185 3-57 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Manual Seat Adjustment Lever How to operate Reclining Forward/ Backward Seat height (if equipped) Lumbar support RTUL30SH016801 (If equipped) CAUTION • When adjusting the seat, pay attention so that your fingers or other parts of your body do not become trapped in the seat.
  • Page 186 3-58 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Adjusting the Front Passenger Seat Adjust the seats according to the table. CAUTION • When adjusting the seat, pay attention so that your fingers or other parts of your body do not become trapped in the seat. Failure to do so could result in serious injury.
  • Page 187 3-59 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Second Seat (Crew Cab Model) WARNING • Do not move the second seat while driving. • Do not place cargo higher than the seatback. Doing so may block the rear view and cargo may fly forward when suddenly applying the brakes. •...
  • Page 188 3-60 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CAUTION • When you fold the seatback forward or return it to its original position, be careful not to trap a hand or foot. • When folding the seatback forward, hold the seatback with your hand while pulling the strap up.
  • Page 189 3-61 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS WARNING • Do not raise the seat cushion while driving. • When raising the seat cushion, the hook of seat cushion strap must be secured to the headrest stay to keep the seat cushion locked safely in the storage position.
  • Page 190 3-62 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Adjusting the Headrest WARNING • Do not drive with a headrest removed. There is a chance that impacts to the head area would not be prevented and this could result in serious injury. • Be sure to adjust the headrest before driving. If you adjust the headrest while the vehicle is in motion, you will be unable to maintain the correct driving posture.
  • Page 191 3-63 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Second Seat (Crew Cab Model) Always select the use position when sitting Storage position in the center seat. When selecting the use position, move the headrest to the securely locked position in which a clicking sound can be heard. When selecting the storage position, push the lock button while pushing the headrest down.
  • Page 192 3-64 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Fully Adjustable Steering The steering wheel is adjustable up and down as well as forward and backward. WARNING • When you have adjusted the steering wheel, try shaking the steering wheel to check that it is securely locked in position before driving. •...
  • Page 193 3-65 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Mirrors Sit in the correct driving position on the properly adjusted seat, and then check each mirror to ensure that it provides a proper view of the rear and the sides. Make adjustments if necessary and clean any dirty mirrors. Inside Rearview Mirror WARNING •...
  • Page 194 3-66 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Rearview Mirror with Anti-glare Function Normally, keep the lever directed forward (Day). When the headlights of vehicles behind you are reflected and dazzle you while driving at night, pull the lever toward you (Night). You can reduce the dazzle by doing this.
  • Page 195 3-67 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Outside Rearview Mirrors After properly adjusting your seat for proper driving position, adjust the mirrors indicated below so that they provide adequate views for checking the rear and the side by moving each of the mirrors. Lateral-direction Adjust the mirror so that you can see the vehicle's side including the inner one-third...
  • Page 196 • Regularly inspect to see if the seat belts, buckles, latch plates, retractors, and anchors function properly. • Have seat belts inspected and, if necessary, replaced by the nearest Mazda Dealer when the webbing becomes frayed or worn and/or when the buckle or other mechanical parts fail to work properly.
  • Page 197 These seat belts must be inspected and, if necessary, replaced by the nearest Mazda Dealer. • When replacing the seat belts, use genuine Mazda seat belts intended for each seat and install them in the correct positions. NOTE •...
  • Page 198 3-70 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS To Fasten/Unfasten the Seat Belts The protection provided by seat belts might be significantly reduced if they are not fastened properly; in certain cases, improperly fastened seat belts can even play a role in causing injury to the wearer. Position the shoulder belt so it is on your shoulder (not touching your neck, chin or face).
  • Page 199 3-71 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS WARNING (Continued) • Wear the seat belt as low as possible around the hips, not around the waist. A seat belt running over the waist would press the abdomen with a strong force and could increase the likelihood of injuries in a collision or sudden stop. •...
  • Page 200 3-72 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS 3. Position the belt across your lap as low on your hips as possible and adjust it to a snug fit by pulling the shoulder portion upward through the latch plate. 4. Adjust the driver's and passenger's shoulder belts for proper position by means of the shoulder anchor.
  • Page 201 3-73 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS To Fasten the Two-Point Seat Belts 1. Sit on the seat in the correct position. 2. Pull out the latch plate side of the belt a little longer than necessary. 3. After checking that there are no twists in the belt, insert the latch plate into the buckle until it clicks.
  • Page 202 3-74 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Second Seat Center Seat Belt WARNING • When using the second seat center Buckle seat belt, make sure that each latch (buckle B) and Anchor buckle latch plate (buckle A) plate and buckle are securely locked. (latch plate B) and anchor latch plate...
  • Page 203 3-75 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS 2. Insert latch plate B into the release Latch plate B slot of buckle A. Latch plate A Release slot Buckle A 3. Return the nylon cover to its original RTUL30SH033601 position. Nylon cover a: 30 mm (1.18 in) Attaching Second Seat Center Seat RTUR30SH001301 Belt...
  • Page 204 3-76 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS 1. Pull out the seat belt so that latch plate B faces the vehicle center. Do not let the seat belt twist as you pull it out. Latch plate B 2. Insert latch plate A into buckle A until RTUL30SH033701 a clicking sound is heard.
  • Page 205 3-77 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Shoulder Anchor Adjustment Adjust the height of the shoulder anchor on the driver's door side and passenger's door side according to your body size. WARNING • Never adjust the shoulder anchor height while the vehicle is in motion. Doing this is very dangerous.
  • Page 206 3-78 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Child Restraint System (CRS) Always restrain children with seat belts or CRS before driving the vehicle. Use a suitable CRS for small children who cannot wear seat belts properly. WARNING • For your child's safety, give priority to the legal requirements and precautions related to CRS.
  • Page 207 3-79 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS For Young Children This type of CRS is designed for use when the child is able to sit and easily hold his or her head upright. It is also possible to purchase convertible seats which can be used as a rearward-facing infant restraint or converted to a forward-facing CRS.
  • Page 208 3-80 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CRS Compatibility for Each Seating Position All CRS may not be compatible with all seat positions in the vehicle. When using a CRS, refer to the following pages in advance to check the seat position where the CRS can be installed and to check the compatibility of the CRS with the seat position.
  • Page 209 3-81 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Standards and Categories of CRS Verify the standard and the category of the CRS based on the information on the label attached to the CRS. NOTE • The attached mark may differ depending on the product. •...
  • Page 210 3-82 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Compatibility of Each Seating Position with CRS The following symbols and seating positions indicate the types of CRS that can be used and the seating positions in which they can be installed. Symbol Description Suitable for all mass and size groups of universal category CRS fixed with vehicle seat belt.
  • Page 211 3-83 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Regular Cab Model Seating Description position *1, *2, *3, *4 Extended Cab Model Seating Description position RTUL30SH016201 RTUL30SH01600 RTUL30SH016101 RTUL30SH000601 RTUL30SH017301 *1, *2, *3, *4 Crew Cab Model Seating Description RTUL30SH01600 RTUL30SH016101 RTUL30SH016201 RTUL30SH000601 position RTUL30SH015501 *1, *2, *3, *4 *3, *5...
  • Page 212 3-84 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Detail Information for CRS Installation Regular Cab/Extended Cab Models Passenger side SRS airbag Seating position on-off switch Seating position suitable for universal belted (Yes/No) *1 Forward-facing only i-Size seating position (Yes/No) Seating position suitable for RTUL30SH000601 lateral fixture (L1/L2/No) Suitable rearward-facing...
  • Page 213 3-85 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS ISOFIX CRS are divided according to their different fixtures. The CRS can be used in the seating positions for the fixtures mentioned above. For the types of fixtures, refer to the following table. If the type of fixture on your CRS is not listed (or if the information you need is not in the table), please refer to the user's manual included with the CRS or contact the manufacturer of the CRS.
  • Page 214 3-86 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS WARNING [For front bucket seat models] • When the front seat belt shoulder anchor is in front of the CRS belt guide, move RTUL30SH017801 the front passenger seat forward. [For crew cab models] • When installing a CRS in the second seat, adjust the front seat so that it does not interfere with the child or CRS.
  • Page 215 3-87 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Lower and Top Tether Anchorages for ISOFIX CRS (Crew Cab Model) The second outboard seats are equipped with anchorages for securing the ISOFIX CRS. WARNING • Child restraint anchorages are designed to withstand only those loads imposed by correctly fitted child restraints.
  • Page 216 3-88 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Top Tether Anchorages The strap and anchorage to secure the top Top tether anchorage tether belt of the CRS are located behind the second seats. CAUTION • Do not attach the top tether hook directly through the anchorage. •...
  • Page 217 • The seat belt cannot protect your child from death or serious injuries when it is defective. Immediately contact your Mazda Dealer and repair the seat belt that does not function normally. Never use the CRS with the defective seat belt until it is fixed.
  • Page 218 3-90 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Installation Procedure CRS with ISOFIX top tether anchorage Procedure No. 1) → 5) CRS without ISOFIX top tether anchorage Procedure No. 1) → 2) WARNING • When using an ISOFIX lower anchorage/ISOFIX top tether anchorage, check whether your i-Size/ISOFIX CRS is a product that has received UN (ECE) R44 or UN (ECE) R129 certification.
  • Page 219 3-91 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CAUTION • Do not install the CRS except for the universal belted CRS to the center seat. 3. Pass the top tether belt from the outboard side through the strap RTUL30SH034801 toward the inboard side. 4.
  • Page 220 3-92 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS CAUTION • Do not attach the top tether hook directly through the anchorage. • The top tether strap and anchorage are for installing a CRS. Do not hook other things on them. Removal Procedure RTUL30SH034701 CRS with ISOFIX top tether anchorage Procedure No.
  • Page 221 3-93 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS 3. Unfasten the seat belt or the ISOFIX Seat belt ISOFIX anchorages to remove the CRS. 4. Install the headrest. RTUL30SH006001 Lock button RTUL30SH034601...
  • Page 222 3-94 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Seat Belt with Pretensioner and SRS Airbag System The seat belt with pretensioner and the supplemental restraint system (SRS) airbag system operate when the vehicle is subjected to an impact exceeding a certain level when a collision occurs. Be sure to observe the following instructions to prevent you and your passenger from suffering a serious or fatal injury due to impacts resulting from the seat belt with pretensioner and airbag operation.
  • Page 223 • If you encounter any of the following conditions, system errors have occurred. Have your vehicle inspected/serviced at your Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. - If the SRS airbag warning light does not come on when the power mode is switched to "ON"...
  • Page 224 • Doing any of the following may require special precautions. Be sure to consult your Mazda Dealer before doing any of the following. Failure to do so may cause the seat belt with pretensioner and airbag to be unduly activated, causing the seat belt to be unexpectedly retracted or the airbag to be suddenly inflated, causing an injury to the occupant.
  • Page 225 ADVICE • Once activated during a collision, the seat belt with pretensioner cannot be reused. The seat belt must be replaced immediately at the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 226 3-98 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS NOTE • Even if the pretensioner function fails, the seat belt still operate as a regular seat belt (with ELR) and the seat belt function is ensured. • The pretensioner generates a sound at the moment it retracts the seat belt. •...
  • Page 227 3-99 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) Airbag When the vehicle receives an impact exceeding a certain level during a frontal collision or lateral collision, the airbags activate. They help to disperse and reduce the impact on the body of the driver and the passenger as a supplement to the front seat belt with pretensioner.
  • Page 228 3-100 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Deployment of SRS airbag Description Front airbag (driver's side) Front airbag (passenger's side) Side airbag (if equipped) Curtain airbag (if equipped) RTUL...
  • Page 229 • The operation of the front airbags may cause damage to the windshield. • The airbags cannot be reused once they are inflated. Immediately replace them at the nearest Mazda Dealer. ADVICE • When the airbags are inflated, sounds and white smoke are produced, but this is not the result of a fire.
  • Page 230 3-102 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When and How the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and SRS Airbag System Operates The seat belt with pretensioner and airbag system are activated when the vehicle receives an impact exceeding a certain level in the event of a frontal collision, or lateral collision (in models with side airbag and curtain airbag).
  • Page 231 3-103 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When the vehicle is hit from the side When Are the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and Lateral Airbags with an impact of a certain level or Activated? higher WARNING • Immediately after the lateral airbags are inflated, the metal portion that inflates the airbags gets hot.
  • Page 232 3-104 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Are the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and Frontal Airbags Not Likely to Be Activated? In the following cases, the seat belt with pretensioner and frontal airbags are less likely to be activated even if they are working properly. When the vehicle collides against a When the vehicle gets under a vehicle utility pole or standing tree...
  • Page 233 3-105 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Are the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and Lateral Airbags Not Likely to Be Activated? In the following cases, the seat belt with pretensioner and lateral airbags are less likely to be activated even if they are working properly. When the vehicle collides against a When the vehicle is hit at the engine utility pole or standing tree from the...
  • Page 234 3-106 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Are the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and Frontal Airbags Activated Other than in a Collision? • When the vehicle falls into a pothole or groove in the road • When the vehicle strongly collides against an obstacle such as a protruding object on the road •...
  • Page 235 3-107 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Are the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and Frontal Airbags Not Activated? In the following cases, the seat belt with pretensioner and frontal airbags are not activated even if they are working properly. When the vehicle is hit from the rear When the vehicle is hit from the side When the vehicle rolls onto its side or upside down...
  • Page 236 3-108 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Are the Seat Belt with Pretensioner and Lateral Airbags Not Activated? In the following cases, the seat belt with pretensioner and lateral airbags are not activated even if they are working properly. When the vehicle collides head-on When the vehicle is hit from the rear against a parked/stopped vehicle or a moving vehicle with an impact of a...
  • Page 237 SRS airbag system, consult your Mazda Dealer. CAUTION • Have your vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer at once in the following cases. - When the SRS airbag warning light does not go out or comes on during driving.
  • Page 238 (gas and so on) adheres to your eyes and skin, rinse them with water as soon as possible. Although it is rare, a person with delicate skin may suffer from irritation. • The airbags cannot be reused once it is inflated. Replace it at your Mazda Dealer.

  • Page 239: Pre-Driving Operations And Adjustments

    3-111 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Does an SRS Airbag System Develop Its Full Effect? WARNING • Before driving the vehicle, properly adjust your seat for proper driving position and wear the seat belt correctly. Do not sit closer than necessary to the steering wheel and do not lean over it.
  • Page 240 3-112 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Sticker WARNING (Continued) • If the steering wheel is changed to a non-standard one or a sticker is attached to the steering wheel pad, there could be a danger of system malfunction or the sticker flying off in the event of system activation.
  • Page 241 3-113 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS When Carrying a Child in the Vehicle WARNING • Be sure to observe the following precautions when carrying a child in the vehicle. Otherwise the child may be fatally injured by the impact from an inflating airbag.
  • Page 242 3-114 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Handling of SRS Airbag System WARNING • Do not remove or disassemble the airbag. Doing so may cause a malfunction or inadvertent activation. • Do not place anything near the airbag. You may suffer an injury when an object is thrown by the inflation force of the airbag.
  • Page 243 3-115 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Passenger Side SRS Airbag On-Off Switch Using the passenger side SRS airbag on-off switch can disable the passenger side front SRS airbag and the side SRS airbag (models with side airbag). The passenger side SRS airbag on-off switch should only be placed in the "OFF" position when a rearward-facing CRS is used on the front passenger seat.
  • Page 244 3-116 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Passenger Side SRS Airbag ON Indicator Light  / Passenger Side SRS Airbag OFF Indicator Light The passenger side SRS airbag ON indicator light and the passenger side SRS airbag OFF indicator light are positioned below the center of the instrument panel. When the power mode is switched to Passenger side Passenger side...
  • Page 245 If the passenger side SRS airbag ON indicator light or the passenger side SRS airbag OFF indicator light does not operate properly, immediately contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Status of the passenger side...
  • Page 246 3-118 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS To Disable the Passenger Side SRS Airbag NOTE • Operate the switch when the power mode is "OFF" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "LOCK" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 247 3-119 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS To Enable the Passenger Side SRS Airbag NOTE • Operate the switch when the power mode is "OFF" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "LOCK" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 248 3-120 PRE-DRIVING OPERATIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS...
  • Page 249 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE INSTRUMENTS, WARNING LIGHTS AND 4-13 INDICATOR LIGHTS 4-113 SWITCHES 4-147 DRIVING CONTROLS...
  • Page 251 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS STARTING AND STOPPING THE ENGINE ● Starting the Engine ● Stopping the Engine 4-10...
  • Page 252 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Starting the Engine Make sure that the switches, including those for the windshield wiper, light control and air conditioner, are in the off position. Switch the power mode to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or turn the starter switch to the "ON"...
  • Page 253 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS CAUTION [Manual transmission models] • Firmly engage the parking brake when you sit in the driver's seat before starting the engine. Also, be sure to depress and hold the clutch pedal while starting the engine after making sure that the gearshift lever is in the "N" position. •...
  • Page 254 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models with Passive Entry and Start System 1. Make sure that the parking brake lever is fully pulled. If your vehicle is a manual transmission model, make sure that the gearshift lever is in the "N" position and then depress the clutch pedal and brake pedal fully.
  • Page 255 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE (Continued) [The engine will not start] • If your vehicle is a manual transmission model, the engine cannot be started unless the gearshift lever is in the "N" position and the clutch pedal is depressed. If your vehicle is an automatic transmission model, the engine cannot be started unless the selector lever is in the "P"...
  • Page 256 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE (Continued) • When the engine start/stop button indicator light flashes in green after an attempt to start the engine has been made, the engine will not be able to be started due to the steering wheel lock not being unlocked.
  • Page 257 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models Without Passive Entry and Start System 1. Make sure that the parking brake lever is fully pulled. If your vehicle is a manual transmission model, make sure that the gearshift lever is in the "N" position and then depress the clutch pedal and brake pedal fully.
  • Page 258 4-10 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Stopping the Engine Models with Passive Entry and Start System 1. Bring the vehicle to a complete stop and firmly apply the parking brake. In manual transmission models, place the gearshift lever in the "N" position. In automatic transmission models, place the selector lever in the "P"...
  • Page 259 4-11 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models Without Passive Entry and Start System 1. Bring the vehicle to a complete stop and firmly apply the parking brake. In manual transmission models, place the gearshift lever in the "N" position. In automatic transmission models, place the selector lever in the "P"...
  • Page 260 4-12 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS...
  • Page 261 4-13 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS INSTRUMENTS, WARNING LIGHTS AND INDICATOR LIGHTS ● How to Read the Instruments (Instruments Layout) 4-14 ● Tachometer 4-16 ● Speedometer 4-16 ● Odometer and Trip Meter 4-17 ● Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge 4-18 ● Fuel Gauge 4-19 ●...
  • Page 262 4-14 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS How to Read the Instruments (Instruments Layout) Models with MID Models with LCD RTUN...
  • Page 263 4-15 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Reference Reference Name Name page page Tachometer 4-16 Fuel gauge 4-19 Speedometer 4-16 Engine coolant 4-18 temperature gauge Odometer 4-17 Trip meter 4-17 Multi-information display 4-27 (MID) Liquid crystal display 4-48 (LCD)
  • Page 264 4-16 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Tachometer The tachometer indicates the engine speed in revolutions per minute (r/min). (Graduation "1" on the scale indicates 1,000 r/min.) The red zone indicates a range of dangerous engine speeds beyond permissible levels. Do not drive your vehicle with the pointer of the tachometer in the red zone.
  • Page 265 4-17 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Odometer and Trip Meter Odometer Models with MID The total distance traveled by your vehicle is indicated in km. Multi-Information Display (MID) → Refer to page 4-27 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) → Refer to page 4-48 Odometer Models with LCD RTUL40SH003101 Trip Meter Use the trip meter to learn the distance Models with MID between the specific points or the distance...
  • Page 266 4-18 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge Models with MID With the power mode in "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system), Safety this gauge indicates the temperature of zone the engine coolant.
  • Page 267 4-19 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Fuel Gauge Models with MID With the power mode in "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system), this gauge indicates the quantity of fuel remaining in the fuel tank.
  • Page 268 4-20 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Low fuel warning light In models with an MID, when the vehicle is running out of fuel, the low fuel warning light comes on after the warning message is displayed on the MID for approximately 5 seconds and then goes out.
  • Page 269 4-21 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Warning and Indicator Lights Layout Models with MID Models with LCD RTUR RTUR...
  • Page 270 If the light does not come on or does not turn off, there may be a problem with the system. Have the vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer. Operation...
  • Page 271 4-23 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operation Reference Symbol Name check page Malfunction indicator light (MIL) 4-74 SVS indicator light 4-75 Water separator warning light 4-75 Fuel filter warning light 4-75 Check trans warning light 4-76 Automatic transmission fluid temperature warning 4-76 light CHECK 4WD warning light 4-77...
  • Page 272 If the light does not come on or does not turn off, there may be a problem with the system. Have the vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer. Operation...
  • Page 273 4-25 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operation Reference Symbol Name check page ESC OFF indicator light 4-86 ABSM OFF indicator light 4-87 Parking aid system OFF indicator light 4-88 4WD indicator light 4-90 RTUL00SH001401 4WD low indicator light 4-90 RTUL00SH001801 Hill descent control indicator light 4-90 Idling stop system indicator light 4-91...
  • Page 274 4-26 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Illumination of Center Display Models with MID When the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system), the illumination brightness is automatically adjusted according to the brightness inside the vehicle.
  • Page 275 4-27 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Multi-Information Display (MID) The MID in the instrument panel can Multi-information display (MID) display the following information. Full screen display: • Warning-related information • Operation-related information • Setting screen Display area 1: • Clock • Calendar •...
  • Page 276 4-28 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Opening Screen and Maintenance Reminder When the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or when the starter switch is in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system), the animation screen is displayed on the MID and the opening checks are done.
  • Page 277 4-29 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS English If the vehicle is about to reach the maintenance reminder distances, the maintenance reminder displays appear on the MID. Thai RTUL40SH003201 RTUL40SH019401...
  • Page 278 4-30 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Navigation Bar Basic operation and the screens of the navigation bar display are shown. When an icon on the navigation bar is selected using the MID mode R switch and the MID mode L switch, the information in the table below is displayed on the MID screen for each icon.
  • Page 279 4-31 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Icon Description Page Settings display 4-38 NOTE • The icon for "Settings" is displayed only when the vehicle is stopped. • A navigation bar appears whenever the MID mode R switch or MID mode L switch is pressed. The icon shown on the current display is brightly lit on the navigation bar.
  • Page 280 4-32 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operation-Related Information Display (Trip Meter A/B) NOTE • The displayed values for "Operation-Related Information Display" can be reset by pressing and holding the MID mode confirm switch. Display Description Use the trip meter to learn the distance between the specific points or the distance Trip meter traveled during a specific period of time.
  • Page 281 4-33 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Eco Graph Display Displays the fuel consumption and the accelerator opening position while driving the vehicle. Display Description Instantaneous fuel consumption Instantaneous fuel consumption is displayed. display Average fuel consumption history Displays a history of the average fuel display consumption per 10 minutes.
  • Page 282 4-34 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Navigation System Linked Display The display links to the navigation system and displays information, such as the direction in which to turn when approaching an intersection. If no destination is set, the direction of travel is displayed. Audio System Linked Display Only on models equipped with an audio system with a navigation system, the display links to the audio system and displays information, such as the media, the name of the...
  • Page 283 4-35 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Driving Support System Information Display Information of the preceding vehicle and lanes recognized by the stereo camera is displayed. Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Display Description This is displayed when the preceding Preceding vehicle indicator vehicle is recognized. This displays the inter-vehicular distance Inter-vehicular distance display with the preceding vehicle in 3 levels.
  • Page 284 4-36 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Illumination Mode When the illumi level display icon is selected on the navigation bar, "Illumination mode" is displayed on the MID screen. The "Illumination mode" can be set by pressing the MID mode confirm switch. The meter and MID can be individually set to six brightness levels.
  • Page 285 4-37 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Vehicle Drive Status Display Displays the vehicle drive status. Display indication Description When the 4WD switch is used to select "2H (2WD)", the "2H" is displayed on the MID. When the 4WD switch is used to select "4H (4WD high)"...
  • Page 286 4-38 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Settings (Meter Settings) When the settings icon is selected on the navigation bar, "Settings" is displayed on the MID screen. The "Settings" can be set by pressing the MID mode confirm switch. The settings of the instrument panel cluster can be changed.
  • Page 287 4-39 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Language The following languages can be selected. Display indication English Thai Turkish Spanish Arabic Portuguese German French Russian Italian Maintenance Settings The items for which a maintenance reminder can be set and the distances at which to be reminded that can be set are as follows.
  • Page 288 4-40 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • When you select "OFF" in the maintenance reminder distance setting screen, no reminder messages will be displayed. • Once 1,000 km (600 miles) remain until the maintenance reminder distance, when the power mode is switched to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is turned to the "ON"...
  • Page 289 4-41 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Meter Settings (Customize) The following items can be set in the "Customize". Display indication Enable Animation screen Stand by animation Disable Clock Calendar Outside temperature Left Speedometer Range Odometer Clock Calendar Outside temperature Top screen items Center Speedometer Range...
  • Page 290 4-42 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Meter Settings (Optional Display Settings) The settings of the "Gear position indicator" and "Phone call" can be changed. Display indication Current and recommend Gear position indicator Current only Optional display settings Enable Phone call Disable Meter Settings (Clock) The clock display time and the time format can be set.
  • Page 291 4-43 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Meter Settings (Calendar) The calendar display date and the calendar format can be set. To set the calendar, follow the procedure below. 1. Set the calendar format YY-MM-DD (Year-Month-Day), DD-MM-YY (Day-Month- Year), or MM-DD-YY (Month-Day-Year). 2. The units that can be set flash. Use the MID mode R switch and MID mode L switch, and then press the MID mode confirm switch to confirm.
  • Page 292 4-44 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Illumination Mode The following items can be set in the illumination mode. Display indication High Automatic Normal Manual — NOTE • The factory default setting is "Normal" under "Automatic". • In the "High" setting of the "Automatic" mode, the illumination brightness changes with high sensitivity.
  • Page 293 4-45 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Settings (User Customization Function) When the settings icon is selected on the navigation bar, "Settings" is displayed on the MID screen. The "Settings" can be set by pressing the MID mode confirm switch. The settings of the user customization function can be changed.
  • Page 294 4-46 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Display indication Page Radio ON Communication mode 3-23 Radio OFF Enable Walk away lock 3-35 Disable Disable Min. Passive entry and Answerback chime 3-23 start system Mid. Max. Enable Walk away lock chime 3-35 Disable Enable Welcome light 3-24 Disable...
  • Page 295 4-47 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Driving Support Settings The items that can be changed are as follows. Display indication Page Enable Automatic high beam Mode 4-298 Disable Enable Brake and warning intervention 4-254 Disable Automatic emergency braking Warning sensitivity Normal 4-253 Near Enable Lane departure...
  • Page 296 4-48 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) The LCD in the instrument panel can Liquid crystal display (LCD) display the following information. Display area 1 • Fuel economy • Vehicle speed Display area 2 • Engine coolant temperature gauge •...
  • Page 297 4-49 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Display Area 1 Setting The display area 1 settings can be displayed by pressing and holding the trip knob while the odometer is shown. Each time the trip knob is pressed once, the information in display area 1 changes. Pressing and holding the trip knob completes the settings and the LCD returns to its main routine.
  • Page 298 4-50 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Maintenance Reminder for Engine Oil The maintenance reminder for engine oil is displayed for approximately 5 seconds after a door is opened and then closed while the starter switch is in the "OFF" position. When the distances reach 1,000 km (600 miles) remaining until they reach the maintenance reminder distances set, the maintenance reminder display appears...
  • Page 299 4-51 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS LCD Main Routine Basic operation and the screens of the LCD are shown. Use the trip knob to select the desired display or function. Each time the trip knob is pressed once, the information in display area 3 changes.
  • Page 300 4-52 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Trip Meter (A or B) If you select the trip meter display when the starter switch is in the "ON" position, trip meter will be displayed on the LCD. In addition, two separate distances can be associated with trip meter A ("TRIP A") and trip meter B ("TRIP B").
  • Page 301 4-53 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Instantaneous Fuel Economy If you select the instantaneous fuel economy display when the starter switch is in the "ON" position, instantaneous fuel economy is indicated in figures. The "Units of Measurement Setting" can be set by pressing and holding the trip knob while this display is shown.
  • Page 302 4-54 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Calendar Display If you select the calender display when the starter switch is in the "ON" position, the calendar can be displayed on the LCD. While setting the calendar screen, the " " mark is on and the display being set flashes.
  • Page 303 4-55 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Clock Display If you select the clock display when the starter switch is in the "ON" position the clock can be displayed on the LCD. While setting the clock screen, the " " mark is on and the display being set flashes. To set the clock, follow the procedure below.
  • Page 304 4-56 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Units of Measurement Setting : Trip knob - press once l/100km : Trip knob - press once l/100km km/l km/l The units displayed for the instantaneous fuel economy can be changed by pressing and holding the trip knob while the "Instantaneous Fuel Economy" is displayed. Each time the trip knob is pressed once, the units of measurement changes.
  • Page 305 4-57 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Gear Shift Position Manual Transmission Model The gear shift position display can be changed by pressing and holding the trip knob while "Possible Driving Range" is displayed. Each time the trip knob is pressed once, the gear shift position display changes. Pressing and holding the trip knob completes the settings and the LCD returns to its main routine.
  • Page 306 If the light does not come on or does not turn off, there may be a problem with the system. Have the vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer. ADVICE RTUL40SH054801 • Do not place drinks near the head up display.
  • Page 307 4-59 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Warning and Indicator Lights Front Seat Belt Warning Light This warning light comes on when the driver or front passenger is not wearing their seat belt while the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ON"...
  • Page 308 4-60 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Second Seat Belt Warning Light Models with MID If one of the seat belts for the second seats is not being used when the power mode is switched to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is turned to the "ON"...
  • Page 309 4-61 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models with LCD If one of the seat belts for the second seats is not being used when the starter switch is turned to the "ON" position, the second seat belt warning light comes on and remains on for approximately 60 seconds.
  • Page 310 • If you encounter any of the following conditions, system errors have occurred. Have your vehicle inspected/serviced at your Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. - If the SRS airbag warning light does not come on when the power mode is switched to "ON"...
  • Page 311 Mazda Dealer for inspection. • Immediately stop your vehicle at a safe place and contact your Mazda Dealer when the ABS warning light and brake system warning light both remain on.
  • Page 312 4-64 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Parking Brake Warning Light This warning light comes on when the parking brake lever is pulled up. CAUTION • The illumination of the warning light does not necessarily ensure firm application of the parking brake. The parking brake lever must be sufficiently pulled up and locked.
  • Page 313 - Move the vehicle slowly forward. Gradually increase the speed to 15 km/h (9 MPH). If the light goes off, the ABS is normal. • Immediately stop your vehicle at a safe place and contact your Mazda Dealer when the ABS warning light and brake system warning light both remain on.
  • Page 314 ESC warning light will turn off by driving the vehicle normally for a while, then the ESC function will resume. If the ESC warning light remains on even after driving for a while, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Electronic Stability Control (ESC) → Refer to page 4-172...
  • Page 315 • If the engine oil pressure warning light comes on while the engine is running, the lubrication system may be faulty. Promptly have your vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer. Engine Oil → Refer to page 6-22 Engine Oil Deterioration Warning Light...
  • Page 316 4-68 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Engine Overheat Warning Light This warning light comes on when the Models with MID engine overheats. When the engine overheats, the engine coolant temperature gauge will indicate "H" zone and flash, the engine overheat warning light will come on, and the engine overheat warning buzzer will sound.
  • Page 317 4-69 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Maintenance Reminder Display Models with MID English If the vehicle is about to reach the maintenance reminder distances set by the user, the maintenance reminder displays appear on the MID when the power mode is switched to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch Thai is turned to the "ON"...
  • Page 318 4-70 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models with LCD The maintenance reminder for engine oil is displayed for approximately 5 seconds after a door is opened and then closed while the starter switch is in the "OFF" position. NOTE • The maintenance reminder for engine oil is set at the factory.
  • Page 319 4-71 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • The current gear position and the recommended gear position will not be displayed in the following conditions: - When the vehicle is stopped - When 4L (4WD low) is selected (models with 4WD) - When the gearshift lever is in the "N (neutral)" or "R (reverse)" position •...
  • Page 320 Models with LCD Drive (auto mode) M1 - M6 Drive (manual mode) No display Shifting RTUL40SH057901 Malfunction ADVICE • If "-" is displayed intermittently, have Shift indicator the vehicle inspected/serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. RTUL40SH052501...
  • Page 321 ADVICE • If this warning light comes on while the engine is running, immediately pull off to a safe place well clear of traffic and promptly contact the nearest Mazda Dealer for inspection. Fan Belt/Air Conditioning Compressor Belt/Accessory Belt → Refer to page 6-66...
  • Page 322 (models without passive entry and start system) and wait at least 1 minute before proceeding to start the engine again. Even if the vehicle is drivable, see the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible for service of the system.
  • Page 323 Bleeding the Fuel System → Refer to page 7-19 Fuel Filter Warning Light This warning light comes on when the fuel filter element clogged with dust and others. If this warning light comes on, have the vehicle inspected/serviced at your Mazda Dealer as soon as possible.
  • Page 324 ADVICE • If the check trans warning light flashes, have the automatic transmission inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. • While the check trans warning light is flashing, the computer may put the transmission into emergency mode.
  • Page 325 Mazda Dealer. CAUTION • If the CHECK 4WD warning light does not go out, or comes on repeatedly, have the inspected/serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. Icy Road Warning Light Models with MID This warning light comes on when the outside temperature is low and the road surface may be frozen.
  • Page 326 4-78 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Low Fuel Warning Light In models with an MID, when the fuel level in the tank becomes low while the engine is running, this warning light comes on after the warning message is displayed on the MID for approximately 5 seconds.
  • Page 327 MID for approximately 5 seconds. Have your vehicle inspected at the nearest Warning message Mazda Dealer. RUUH00SH001301 NOTE RTUL40SH023601 • The LED headlight warning light comes on when there is a failure in the LED headlight system while the LED headlights are on.
  • Page 328 5 seconds. If this warning light comes on, contact the Warning message (models with MID) nearest Mazda Dealer. This warning light comes on together with following indicator lights to alert you that there is a problem with the vehicle.
  • Page 329 4-81 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Door Open Warning Light The door open warning light comes on if any door is not fully closed when the power mode is switched to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is turned to the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start Warning message (models with MID) system).
  • Page 330 ADVICE • If the warning light comes on repeatedly or remains on, have the vehicle inspected/serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. Passive Entry and Start System → Refer to page 3-17 Rear Differential Lock Failure Warning Light...
  • Page 331 4-83 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Turn Signal Indicator Light Either of these indicator lights flashes when the turn signal switch is operated with the power mode in "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 332 4-84 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS High Beam Indicator Light This indicator light comes on when high beam is selected or the headlights are cycled between high and low beams (passing signal). Light Control Switch → Refer to page 4-119 Anti-Theft System Indicator Light This indicator light comes on or flashes when the anti-theft system starts operating.
  • Page 333 4WD switch is set to 4L (4WD low). When this indicator light does any of the following, the TCS function may be faulty. Please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • When the TCS OFF indicator light comes on during driving (when the ESC OFF switch is not operated).
  • Page 334 4WD switch is set to 4L (4WD low). When the ESC OFF indicator light does any of the following, the function may be faulty. Please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • When the ESC OFF indicator light comes on during driving (when the ESC OFF switch is not operated).
  • Page 335 MID for approximately 5 seconds, and then this indicator light and the master warning light come on at the same RTUL40SH025501 time. In this case, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Warning message Blind Spot Monitor (ABSM) → Refer to page 4-195 Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) → Refer to page 4-204...
  • Page 336 ("Sonar failure") is displayed on the MID for approximately 5 seconds, and then this indicator light and the master RTUL40SH025101 warning light come on at the same time. In this case, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Warning message Parking Aid System → Refer to page 4-213 RTUL00SH001701...
  • Page 337 4-89 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Cruise Control Indicator Light This indicator light comes on white when the cruise control main switch is pressed. This indicator light comes on green when the cruise control set switch is pressed. For models with the stereo camera, when the cruise control is canceled automatically by the system, this indicator light changes from green to white after "Cruise control...
  • Page 338 4-90 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 4WD Indicator Light When the 4WD switch is used to select "4H (4WD high)" or "4L (4WD low)", this indicator light comes on. Whenever you use the 4WD switch, check that the 4WD indicator light has come on or gone out as expected before driving.
  • Page 339 4-91 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Idling Stop System Indicator Light When the engine is stopped by the idling stop system, this indicator light comes on and it goes out after the engine is restarted. This indicator light flashes for few seconds in the following conditions, and the system automatically restarts the engine.
  • Page 340 When the idling stop system OFF indicator light does any of the following, the idling RTUL40SH024901 stop system or related system may be faulty. Please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • When the idling stop system OFF indicator light flashes when the warning buzzer is not sounding.
  • Page 341 4-93 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Automatic High Beam Indicator Light This indicator light comes on when the automatic high beam (AHB) activates. Automatic High Beam (AHB) → Refer to page 4-295 Autonomous Emergency Braking OFF Indicator Light This indicator light comes on when the autonomous emergency braking (AEB) is off.
  • Page 342 4-94 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Lane Departure Warning OFF Indicator Light This indicator light comes on when the lane departure warning (LDW) system is off. Lane Departure Warning (LDW) → Refer to page 4-290 DPD Indicator Light This indicator light flashes when manual DPD regeneration is needed. During running regeneration, this indicator light RTUL00SH002901 changes from flashing to remaining on.
  • Page 343 4-95 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Rough Terrain Mode Indicator Light This indicator light comes on when the rough terrain mode activates. Rough Terrain Mode Switch → Refer to page 4-133 Engine Hood Open Warning Light Models with MID English When the engine hood is open or not completely closed, this message is RUUM40SH008201 displayed.
  • Page 344 4-96 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Light Control OFF Warning Light Models with MID English This message appears on the display when the lights are on while all the following conditions are met. • The light control switch is placed in the " "...
  • Page 345 4-97 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS No Electronic Key Warning Light Models with Passive Entry and Start System This message appears on the display in the following cases: • If locking of an unlocked door is attempted with the electronic key not within operating range for locking and unlocking the doors.
  • Page 346 4-98 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Steering Wheel Lock Not Released Warning Light Models with Passive Entry and Start English System This message appears on the display if the steering wheel lock is not released even though the engine start/stop button is pushed.
  • Page 347 4-99 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Shift Position Warning Light Models with Passive Entry and Start Manual transmission model System English This message appears on the display in the following cases: • If the electronic key is carried outside the vehicle and then the doors are closed with the power mode in "OFF"...
  • Page 348 4-100 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS English Thai RTUL00SH007001 Turn Off the Power Warning Light English Models with Passive Entry and Start System This message appears on the display if RTUL00SH007101 door locking is attempted by pressing the request switch on the door handle or the lock button on the electronic key while the power mode is in "ON"...
  • Page 349 4-101 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Low Battery Electronic Key Warning Light Models with Passive Entry and Start English System This message appears on the display if the battery voltage of the electronic key is low when the power mode is switched from "ON"...
  • Page 350 ADVICE • If the warning light comes on repeatedly or remains on, have the vehicle inspected/serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. NOTE • If this warning light is displayed, the passive entry and start system function cannot be used.
  • Page 351 ADVICE • If the warning light comes on repeatedly or remains on, have the vehicle RTUL40SH024301 inspected/serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. Passive Entry and Start System → Refer to page 3-17 Key Monitor Warning Light → Refer to page 4-82...
  • Page 352 4-104 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Accessory Mode Indicator Light Models with Passive Entry and Start Manual transmission model System English This message appears on the display when the power mode is in "ACC". If the driver side door is opened with the power mode in "ACC", the warning buzzer will sound.
  • Page 353 4-105 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Low Battery Engine Starting Indicator Light Models with Passive Entry and Start English System This message appears on the display when the electronic key battery goes flat. Passive Entry and Start System → Refer to page 3-17 When the Electronic Key Battery Goes Flat → Refer to page Thai...
  • Page 354 4-106 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Automatic transmission model English Thai RTUL00SH009001 RTUL00SH009101...
  • Page 355 4-107 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Warning Buzzer A warning buzzer sounds under the following conditions. Warning Buzzer pattern Condition Engine overheat Continuous beep When the engine overheats. Key remain When the driver's door is opened if the key (models without Short repeated beeps has not been removed and the starter switch passive entry and is in the "ACC"...
  • Page 356 4-108 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Warning Buzzer pattern Condition • If the driver side door is opened while the engine is automatically stopped by way of the idling stop system. Short repeated beeps • If the driver side seatbelt is unbuckled while the engine is automatically stopped by way of the idling stop system.
  • Page 357 4-109 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Warning Buzzer pattern Condition If the electronic key is carried outside the vehicle and then the doors are closed Continuous beep with the power mode in the "OFF" and the (external buzzer) selector lever in a position other than "P" (automatic transmission model).
  • Page 358 4-110 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Warning Buzzer pattern Condition Steering wheel lock system If an error occurs to the steering wheel lock Three repeated beeps (models with system when the engine start/stop button is (in-vehicle buzzer) passive entry and pushed. start system) Accessory mode (models with Short repeated beeps...

  • Page 359: Controls And Instruments

    Short repeated beeps (MSL) speed by approximately 5 km/h (3 MPH). ADVICE • The warning buzzer may not sound if there is a problem with the system. If this occurs, the system needs to be inspected. Please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 360 4-112 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS...
  • Page 361 4-113 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS SWITCHES ● Engine Start/Stop Button (Models with Passive Entry and 4-114 Start System) ● Starter Switch (Models Without Passive Entry and Start 4-117 System) ● Combination Light Control Switch 4-119 ● Headlight Leveling Switch 4-127 ● Front Fog Light Switch 4-128 ●...
  • Page 362 4-114 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Engine Start/Stop Button (Models with Passive Entry and Start System) This button is used to start/stop the engine and switch the power mode. To change the power mode, push the engine start/stop button when the brake pedal (models with automatic transmission) or clutch pedal (models with manual transmission) is not depressed and while...
  • Page 363 • Take care not to spill drinks, etc., on the button. If such spillages should occur, immediately contact your nearest Mazda Dealer. • When the engine start/stop button is stuck, do not attempt to operate the button, but instead immediately contact your nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 364 "OFF", the steering wheel lock will be deactivated. • If the engine start/stop button illumination does not come on even though the light control switch is operates, contact your nearest Mazda Dealer. • When the engine start/stop button indicator light flashes in green after an attempt to start the engine has been made, the engine will not be able to be started due to the steering wheel lock not be unlocked.
  • Page 365 4-117 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Starter Switch (Models Without Passive Entry and Start System) WARNING • While driving, never turn the starter switch to the "LOCK" position. The key could be removed from the switch, which then locks the steering wheel. This is extremely dangerous.
  • Page 366 4-118 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS LOCK : In this position, the key can be inserted or removed. Remove the key and turn the steering wheel until it locks. The steering wheel will be locked to help prevent theft. To place the starter switch in the "LOCK" position, press and hold the key in the "ACC"...
  • Page 367 4-119 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Combination Light Control Switch The combination light control switch Combination light is located at the position shown in the control switch diagram. Light Control Switch Turning the light control switch to the RTUL40SH052401 position indicated in the table causes the relevant lights to illuminate.
  • Page 368 4-120 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • When repeatedly turning the headlight bulbs on and off frequently, the service life of the headlight bulbs will be reduced. • For models with LED headlight, the clearance light also functions as the daytime running light. The way they function depends on the driving situation.
  • Page 369 4-121 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models with Automatic Headlight Automatic headlight can be used when the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system). When the light control switch is in the "AUTO" position, the lights come on or go out automatically depending on the brightness outside the vehicle.
  • Page 370 "AUTO" position, the headlights will automatically come on regardless of the brightness of the outside. In this RTUL40SH006101 case, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • When the temperature of the rain and light sensor is extremely high or low, the automatic headlight may...
  • Page 371 The settings of the headlight battery saver can be changed. Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer for details. In models with an MID, the settings of the headlight battery saver can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID.
  • Page 372 4-124 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Switching Between High Beam and Low Beam With the headlights on, move the light control switch lever forward and backward to switch between the high beam and low beam. Moving the lever forward selects high beam; moving the lever backward selects High beam indicator light low beam.
  • Page 373 High beam indicator light light located on the instrument panel come The settings of the coming home light can be changed. Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer for details. In models with an MID, the settings of the coming home light can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID.
  • Page 374 The settings of the comfort turn signal light can be changed. Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer for details. In models with an MID, the settings of the comfort turn signal light can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID.
  • Page 375 4-127 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • To turn off the turn signal light while it is flashing, move the lever slightly up or down again. Headlight Leveling Switch The headlight aim can be adjusted at four different angles. When the cargo load causes the headlights to aim upwards, this feature can be used to lower the aiming angle.
  • Page 376 4-128 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Front Fog Light Switch When the light control switch is placed in the "AUTO" (with the taillights "ON"), " ", or " " position, turning this switch to the " " position turns on the front fog lights. Also, the front fog light indicator light comes on.
  • Page 377 4-129 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Hazard Warning Flasher Switch The hazard warning flasher is used to signal other vehicles that your vehicle is stationary on the road because of an accident or component failure. With the power mode in any mode (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch in any position (models without passive entry and start system),...
  • Page 378 4-130 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Rear Differential Lock Switch Manual transmission model To engage the differential lock, press the rear differential lock switch. The rear differential lock indicator light comes on. To disengage the differential lock, press the rear differential lock switch. The rear differential lock indicator light goes out.
  • Page 379 • If the rear differential lock switch has some problems, the rear differential lock failure indicator light comes on. If the rear differential lock failure warning light comes on, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 380 4-132 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • In the following conditions, the differential lock is not engaged, even if the rear differential lock switch is pressed. In this case, the rear differential lock indicator light flashes 3 times and goes out. - When the vehicle speed is more than approximately 8 km/h (5 MPH).
  • Page 381 4-133 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Rough Terrain Mode Switch When this switch is pressed, the engine speed control and braking force are boosted by the TCS (traction control system) controls. Boosting the controls of the TCS enhances handling on rough road. In addition, this switch can be used together with the 4WD switch.
  • Page 382 4-134 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Rough terrain mode indicator light NOTE • The traction control system has limitations. It does not guarantee driving can be done on any road surface, so some road surfaces may be difficult to traverse. • In the following conditions, you cannot switch to the rough terrain mode. RUUM40SH008201 - When the ESC OFF indicator light is on Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
  • Page 383 4-135 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Changing Driving Modes with the 4WD Switch and Rough Terrain Driving Mode Switch Drive type 4H (4WD high) 4L (4WD low) switch Indicator light Rough terrain RTUL20SH009101 RTUL20SH009201 RTUL20SH ― ― ― mode On wet When unpaved When When...
  • Page 384 In this case, turn the switch to the "OFF" position and, a few minutes later, check to see if the wiper is back to normal operation. If the wiper frequently stops operation, refrain from using it and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 385 4-137 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Windshield Wiper Switch The windshield wiper switch has the (Mist) following positions, which correspond to the (Off) states of the wiper. (Auto) or (Intermittent) (Low speed) (High speed) Lever position Wiper state MIST Operates when the lever is held upward Stopped AUTO: Automatic operation depending on rainfall (If equipped) AUTO...
  • Page 386 4-138 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Automatic Windshield Wiper When the windshield wiper switch is in the "AUTO" position, the wiper operates automatically according to rainfall as follows. Rainfall Wiper state No rain Stopped Light rain Intermittent* Moderate rain Low speed Heavy rain High speed *: The interval between wiper sweeps changes according to the rainfall.
  • Page 387 Mazda windshield. Replacing the windshield with anything other than RTUL40SH006101 a genuine Mazda windshield may prevent the rain and light sensor from being able to accurately sense rain. To replace the windshield, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 388 4-140 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE (Continued) • Since the rain and light sensor uses an optical sensor, when the windshield wiper switch is in the "AUTO" position, the wiper may be activated due to direct sunlight, infrared rays, etc. We recommend setting the windshield wiper switch to the "OFF"...
  • Page 389 4-141 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Windshield Washer Switch Windshield washer fluid is sprayed over the windshield when this switch is pulled. In models with the intermittent windshield wiper function (" " or "AUTO" position), the windshield wiper operates at the same time as the windshield washer fluid is sprayed.
  • Page 390 4-142 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Horn Button To sound the horn, press the pad with a horn symbol on the steering wheel. RTUL40SH050001...
  • Page 391 4-143 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Remote Control Mirror Switch The remote control mirror switch is active only when the power mode is "ACC" or "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ACC" or "ON"...
  • Page 392 4-144 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Retractable Power Mirror Switch The retractable power mirror switch is Retractable power mirror switch active only when the power mode is "ACC" or "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ACC"...
  • Page 393 4-145 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Rear Window Defogger Switch Automatic Air Conditioner → Refer to page Cooler → Refer to page 5-16...
  • Page 394 4-146 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS...
  • Page 395 4-147 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS DRIVING CONTROLS ● Pedals 4-148 ● Parking Brake 4-149 ● Manual Transmission 4-150 ● Automatic Transmission 4-151 ● Cruise Control 4-161 ● Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) 4-167 ● Electronic Braking force Distribution (EBD) 4-171 ● Electronic Stability Control (ESC) 4-172 ●...
  • Page 396 4-148 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Pedals Manual transmission model Sit in a correct driving position on the seat and operate the brake pedal and accelerator pedal with your right foot. To avoid depressing the wrong pedal by mistake, check the pedal positions and practice putting your foot on the desired pedal.
  • Page 397 4-149 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Parking Brake Operation of Parking Brake Lever CAUTION • Although the parking brake warning light will come on if the parking brake is engaged, this does not mean the parking brake is fully engaged, so always make sure the lever is fully pulled up.
  • Page 398 • If you encounter any of the following conditions, the vehicle may be malfunctioning. Have your vehicle inspected/serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. - The collar cannot be pulled up. - Even while the collar is pulled RTUL40SH005401 up, the gearshift lever cannot be shifted into the "R"...
  • Page 399 4-151 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Automatic Transmission Move the selector lever to shift into each gear position. When moving the selector lever from "P" into any other position, be sure to depress the brake pedal. Regarding fundamental precautions on automatic transmissions, refer to "Automatic Transmission Model".
  • Page 400 4-152 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Paddle Shifter Switches Downshift Upshift Operate the paddle shifter switches by pressing on the paddle shifter switches installed on the left and right sides of the steering wheel. The switches automatically return to their original positions after you press them and then remove your finger.
  • Page 401 In particular, avoid selecting higher gears when driving uphill or towing. Doing so will cause overheating. • If "-" is intermittently displayed on the shift indicator in the instrument panel, have the vehicle inspected/repaired at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. NOTE •...
  • Page 402 4-154 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Drive (Auto Mode) Gears are automatically shifted. NOTE RTUL40SH058801 • When you depress the accelerator fully, the transmission automatically shifts to a lower speed gear according to the vehicle speed and the engine speed rises to enable sufficient acceleration. •...
  • Page 403 4-155 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS About Temporary Manual Driving (Vehicles with Paddle Shifter Switches Only) Operating the paddle shifter switches while driving in auto mode allows you to do manual operation temporarily. Also, the following operations automatically bring back auto mode. •...
  • Page 404 4-156 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Drive (Manual Mode) Models without the paddle shifter When the selector lever is shifted from the switches "D" position to the right, the transmission is switched from auto mode to manual mode. For models without paddle shifter switches, the gears can be changed in manual mode by operating the selector lever to "+"...
  • Page 405 4-157 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • Each time you operate the selector lever or paddle shifter switches to "+" (upshift) or "-" (downshift), the gears shift one gear at a time. • Shift into the gear that is appropriate for the vehicle speed. If an inappropriate gear shift position is selected, a warning buzzer will sound and the shift will not occur.
  • Page 406 4-158 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Models with the paddle shifter switches Brake ADVICE • Driving during normal road conditions using 2nd start mode will cause the RTUR40MH000701 automatic transmission fluid temperature to rise, leading to breakdown. NOTE • To disengage the 2nd start mode, shift the selector lever to the "D" (auto mode) position or select a gear other than "2".
  • Page 407 • When the selector lever cannot be operated from the "P" position to any other position even after performing the operation below repeatedly, the shift lock system may have a failure. Have your vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible.
  • Page 408 4-160 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Park the Vehicle with the Selector Lever in "N (Neutral)" Position If you need to park the vehicle with the gear in "N (neutral)" in models with an automatic transmission, follow the procedure below. (Neutral) WARNING •...
  • Page 409 4-161 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Cruise Control The cruise control function allows you to drive the vehicle at a constant speed without operating the accelerator pedal. Cruise control can be used at vehicle speeds of approximately 40 km/h (25 MPH) or higher. This function should only be used when driving without frequent starting and stopping, such as when driving on an expressway.
  • Page 410 • If you feel any abnormality when using cruise control, cancel cruise control with the main switch and have your vehicle inspected as soon as possible at your Mazda Dealer. • When using cruise control in models with the adaptive cruise control, check the display area to see which mode, the adaptive cruise control or regular cruise control, is selected.
  • Page 411 4-163 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Setting to Your Desired Vehicle Speed Main switch 1. Press the main switch to set it to "ON". The cruise control indicator light comes on white. Cruise control indicator light (White) RTUL40SH051301 SET switch 2. Use the accelerator pedal to adjust the vehicle to the desired speed of approximately 40 km/h (25 MPH) or more.
  • Page 412 4-164 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Changing the Cruise Control Speed Setting When Increasing Vehicle Speed + switch When the "+" switch is operated, the speed increases while the switch is held. After the speed is increased to the desired vehicle speed, and the "+" switch is released, the speed is set at the increased vehicle speed.
  • Page 413 4-165 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When Canceling Cruise Control Main switch Press the main switch again to set it to "OFF". The cruise control indicator light will go out. In models with an MID, the cruise control indicator light goes out after the "Cruise control canceled"...
  • Page 414 4-166 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When Returning to Cruise Control Driving If you have canceled cruise control under the following conditions, you can return to the cruise control driving condition before cancellation when you press the "RES" switch. Then, the cruise control indicator light comes on green. •...
  • Page 415 4-167 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) Wheels may be locked and slip during sudden braking or braking on a slippery road surface such as a snowy road. ABS is a device to prevent the wheels from locking by detecting a slippery condition during braking and to secure directional stability and handling stability of the vehicle.
  • Page 416 4-168 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE [These are not signs of ABS malfunction] • Immediately after the engine is started, a motor sound may be heard from the engine compartment. This sound is from a self-check by the ABS. In addition, vibration may occur when the brake pedal is depressed at this time.
  • Page 417 ABS Faulty When the ABS warning light does any of the following, the ABS may be faulty. Please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • If the ABS warning light comes on during driving. • The light does not come on when the power mode is switched to "ON"...
  • Page 418 4-170 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Precautions for Driving an ABS-Equipped Vehicle ABS is not a device that enables driving and stopping under conditions exceeding safe driving limits. Always drive safely. CAUTION • When braking suddenly, depress and hold the brake pedal strongly so that the ABS can take effect.
  • Page 419 • The rear wheels will lock more easily if there is a problem with the EBD function. Have it checked and serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. NOTE •...
  • Page 420 4-172 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Electronic Stability Control (ESC) The ESC improves safety and a vehicle's stability. The ESC controls engine power and applies the brakes to the wheels that need it in order to suppress wheelspin when starting or accelerating on slippery road surfaces, maintain drive power, prevent skidding to the side, and improve vehicle stability.
  • Page 421 • Do not install a limited slip differential (LSD). The ESC may not operate properly. • Be sure to consult with your Mazda Dealer for replacement or repair of the steering wheel or steering-related parts. There is a sensor on the steering wheel that detects driving operation conditions, and the ESC may not operate properly if the steering wheel center position is misaligned.
  • Page 422 4-174 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ESC OFF Switch When getting unstuck from mud or fresh snow with the ESC and TCS operating, the engine output may not rise even when the accelerator pedal is depressed, making getting unstuck difficult. In times like this, pressing the ESC OFF switch will make getting unstuck easier.
  • Page 423 4-175 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When Canceling the ESC When the ESC is active after the engine is started, press the ESC OFF switch for approximately 5 seconds to cancel the ESC and cause the ESC OFF indicator light in the instrument panel to turn on. When the switch is pressed again for approximately 1 second, the ESC function turns back on.
  • Page 424 When the ESC warning light does any of the following, the ESC may be faulty. TCS OFF indicator light Please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • The ESC warning light remains on while driving. • The TCS OFF indicator light and...
  • Page 425 4-177 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Precautions for Driving an ESC - Equipped Vehicle CAUTION • The ESC is not a device that enables driving under conditions exceeding safe limits. Always drive safely. • Always concentrate on driving safely and do not be overconfident just because the vehicle is equipped with the ESC, so do not drive too fast and turn the steering wheel too sharply.
  • Page 426 ESC warning light will turn off by driving the vehicle normally for a while, then the ESC function will resume. If the ESC warning light remains on even after driving for a while, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 427 4-179 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Brake Assist Function Models with Electronic Stability Control (ESC) This function generates greater braking force by increasing the force that the driver applies to the brake pedal when braking suddenly, such as for emergency stops. Also, this function activates when the autonomous emergency brake (AEB) activates or when the brake is applied during the forward collision warning.
  • Page 428 4-180 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Emergency Stop Signal (ESS) The emergency stop signal (ESS) is a function that alerts the vehicle behind by automatically flashing all of the turn signal lights at high frequency when your vehicle brakes suddenly while driving at approximately 60 km/h (37 MPH) or more, to reduce the possibility of collisions.
  • Page 429 4-181 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Hill Start Assist The hill start assist works to assist the driver by lessening the vehicle roll-back that occurs when the vehicle pulls away on steep slopes. When the driver's foot is moved from the brake pedal to the accelerator pedal, the brakes are held in place for a maximum of approximately 2 seconds.
  • Page 430 4-182 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • The following will occur when the hill start assist operates and do not indicate a malfunction: - The feeling of the brake pedal when depressed will change. - The brake pedal will vibrate. - Sounds will be generated from the brake pedal.
  • Page 431 4-183 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Hill Descent Control Hill descent control is a system that assists in driving stability by controlling the brakes to maintain a consistently low speed when descending down steep slopes or on slippery off-road surfaces in which only the engine brake itself is insufficient. When the hill descent control is in operation, it is possible to adjust vehicle speed by depressing the accelerator pedal or the brake pedal.
  • Page 432 4-184 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operating the Hill Descent Control Manual transmission model 1. The hill descent control will be activated when the hill descent control switch is pressed. When the hill descent control is activated, the hill descent control indicator light located in the instrument panel will come on.
  • Page 433 4-185 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • The system will automatically control the brakes to prevent the vehicle speed at the time of hill descent control operation from being exceeded. • When the hill descent control is in operation, the stop lights will operate.
  • Page 434 4-186 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Deactivating the Hill Descent Control CAUTION • When the ESC or TCS are in operation, the hill descent control will be deactivated. When this happens, adjust the vehicle speed by depressing the brake pedal. • When the temperature of the brake system rises, the hill descent control may be deactivated.
  • Page 435 4-187 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Multi-Collision Brake (MCB) Models with the stereo camera and the side airbag The multi-collision brake is a function that lowers the vehicle speed by automatically applying brakes at the same time the airbag activates when a collision occurs. This function contributes to the mitigation of secondary collision damage and the prevention of the vehicle entering the opposite lane or going off the road.
  • Page 436 4-188 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Idling Stop System The idling stop system is a system that automatically stops and restarts the engine to improve fuel efficiency, reduce exhaust gas and reduce idling noise when the vehicle is stopped temporarily, such as in heavy traffic or at a stoplight. ADVICE •...
  • Page 437 4-189 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS CAUTION • Keep the brake pedal firmly depressed when the engine has been automatically stopped using the idling stop system. The engine may restart and the vehicle move forward if pressure on the brake pedal is decreased. NOTE •...
  • Page 438 4-190 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Idling Stop System OFF Switch To deactivate the idling stop system, press the idling stop system OFF switch. When the idling stop system OFF switch is pressed, the idling stop system is deactivated and the idling stop system OFF indicator light comes on.
  • Page 439 4-191 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When the Engine Does Not Stop Automatically by the Idling Stop System The idling stop system does not operate when any of the following conditions are met. If the engine is not automatically stopped by the idling stop system, the following icons are displayed on the MID depending on the conditions which have disabled the automatic engine stop.
  • Page 440 4-192 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Display indication Condition • When stopping the vehicle on a steep slope. • When the ABS operates. • When the accelerator pedal is depressed. • When brake booster vacuum pressure is low. • When the engine speed is extremely high or low. •...
  • Page 441 4-193 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Restarting the Engine by Idling Stop System If the following conditions are met while the engine is automatically stopped by the idling stop system, the idling stop system indicator light flashes, and the system automatically restarts the engine. When the engine stop by the idling stop system is canceled and the engine restarts, the following icons are displayed on the MID depending on the conditions which have made the engine restart.
  • Page 442 4-194 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS If the following conditions are met while the engine is automatically stopped by ISS, the indicator light flashes, a warning buzzer sounds intermittently, and the system automatically restarts the engine. Language Display indication Condition English • If the driver side door is opened. Thai English RTUL00SH012401...
  • Page 443 4-195 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Advanced Blind Spot Monitor (ABSM) The Advanced Blind Spot Monitor (ABSM) is a system that assists the driver to confirm areas to the rear on the sides when changing lanes. This system uses radar sensors to detect the existence of vehicles following in adjacent lanes and informs the driver with the blind spot indicator on the outside rearview mirror.
  • Page 444 4-196 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) • In the following situations, the detection function of the sensors may decrease and the ABSM may not operate properly. - When a strong impact applied to the sensors or around the sensors misaligns the position or direction of the sensors.
  • Page 445 4-197 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) • The blind spot indicator may come on when stationary objects are on the road or the side of the road as follows. - Road signs - Parked vehicles - Guardrail or concrete wall that is close to your vehicle - Entrances of tunnels and turnouts •...
  • Page 446 Doing so may result in an erroneous operation. Before installing accessories to the rear bumper, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • Do not do anything described below, because doing so may cause a malfunction.
  • Page 447 4-199 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operating Conditions of the ABSM The ABSM operates when all of the following conditions are met. • When the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 448 4-200 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Blind Spot Indicator When the sensors detect vehicles in the detection area, the blind spot indicators come on. When the turn signal switch is operated to the side where the detected vehicle is while the blind spot indicator is on, the blind spot indicator flashes to alert the driver to the danger.
  • Page 449 ABSM OFF indicator light turns off. RTUL00SH001501 If the indicator light remains on for a long time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. ABSM OFF indicator light When the Sensor Is Dirty When mud, snow, and/or other similar...
  • Page 450 MID for approximately 5 seconds, and then the master warning light and the ABSM OFF indicator light come on at the same time. In this case, contact the nearest Mazda ABSM OFF indicator light Dealer. RTUL00SH001701...
  • Page 451 4-203 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Turn Off the ABSM If you do not want the ABSM to operate, it is possible to turn off the system. The settings of the ABSM can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID.
  • Page 452 4-204 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA) The rear cross traffic alert (RCTA) is a system that assists the driver when checking the rear of the vehicle while driving the vehicle in reverse. This system uses radar sensors to detect the existence of vehicles approaching from the rear right or rear left while driving the vehicle in reverse and informs the driver of the danger with the blind spot indicators on the outside rearview mirrors and a buzzer.
  • Page 453 4-205 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) - When the detection area of the sensors is blocked by adjacent walls, parked vehicles, etc. - When the vehicle is parked at an angle. - When a tow hook is mounted to the back of the vehicle. - When a vehicle approaches your vehicle at high speed.
  • Page 454 4-206 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When the detection area of the sensors is blocked by adjacent walls, parked vehicles, etc. When the vehicle is parked at an angle RTUP RTUP...
  • Page 455 Doing so may result in an erroneous operation. Before installing accessories to the rear bumper, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • Do not do anything described below, because doing so may cause a malfunction.
  • Page 456 4-208 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operating Conditions of the RCTA The RCTA operates when all the following conditions are met. • When the power mode is "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 457 4-209 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Blind Spot Indicator/Buzzer When the sensors detect vehicles in the detection area, the blind spot indicator flashes and a buzzer sounds to inform the driver of the danger. Right side The blind spot indicators are on the face of the outside rearview mirrors on both sides.
  • Page 458 ABSM OFF indicator light turns off. RTUL00SH001501 If the indicator light remains on for a long time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. When the Sensor Is Dirty ABSM OFF indicator light When mud, snow, and/or other similar...
  • Page 459 MID for approximately 5 seconds, and then the master warning light and the ABSM OFF indicator light come on at the same time. In this case, contact the nearest Mazda ABSM OFF indicator light Dealer. RTUL00SH001701...
  • Page 460 4-212 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Turn Off the RCTA If you do not want the RCTA to operate, it is possible to turn off the system. The settings of the RCTA can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID.
  • Page 461 4-213 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Parking Aid System The parking aid system is a system that assists the driver to park the vehicle. This system uses ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles around the vehicle and informs the driver of the presence of obstacles by displays on the MID and a buzzer. WARNING •...
  • Page 462 4-214 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) - When there are curbstones in the direction the vehicle is moving. - When driving on an uneven road. - When mud, snow, ice, and/or other similar substances are on the sensors or around the sensors. - When the sensors or areas around the sensors are blocked.
  • Page 463 4-215 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Sensor Position and Detection Range Sensor Position The ultrasonic sensors are installed in 4 places at the front of the vehicle (in models with front sensors) and in 4 places at the rear of the vehicle. Description Front outer sensor (right side) Front inner sensor (right side)
  • Page 464 • Do not install any accessories or apply any stickers to the sensors or within the range of the sensors. Doing so may result in an erroneous operation. Before installing accessories to areas around the sensors, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 465 4-217 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING • The sensor detection range and operating speed have limits. To rely entirely on the system may cause a serious accident. Because the system may not activate depending on the situation, always visually check the rear and surrounding area to be safe when parking the vehicle.
  • Page 466 4-218 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Display of the Detection Status The detection status is displayed on the MID. When the sensors detect an obstacle, the display that indicates the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle comes on red. The distance to the obstacle is indicated separately for each sensor.
  • Page 467 4-219 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS The display of the detection status and the distance to the obstacle is explained in the following table. Display Distance between the vehicle and an obstacle (Distance is approximate) Models with Front Rear Models with front and rear sensors Inner sensor Outer sensor...
  • Page 468 4-220 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Buzzer When the sensors detect an obstacle, the buzzer sounds at one of 4 levels, depending on the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle. As the distance between the vehicle and the obstacle decreases, the interval between beeps gradually becomes shorter until the beeping becomes continuous when the obstacle is too close.
  • Page 469 NOTE • When using a genuine Mazda trailer hitch and trailer harness, it is not necessary to perform the setting on the user customization menu. When a trailer is connected or disconnected, the mode is automatically switched to...
  • Page 470 NOTE • When a genuine Mazda bull bar is installed, the front sonar can be used as it is. In this case, select "Without bull bar". Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer for details.
  • Page 471 OFF indicator light RTUL00SH001901 turns off. If the indicator light remains on for a long time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. When the Sensor Is Dirty Parking aid system OFF indicator light When mud, snow, and/or other similar...
  • Page 472 OFF indicator light comes on. When the condition of the other system or device improves, the system recovers from the suspended state, and the indicator light turns off. If the indicator light RTUL40SH025201 remains on for a long time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 473 4-225 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Parking Aid System OFF Switch Manual transmission model If you do not want the parking aid system to operate, it is possible to turn off the system. When the parking aid system OFF switch is pressed while the parking aid system is on, the parking aid system OFF indicator light comes on and the system is turned off.
  • Page 474 4-226 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Stereo Camera The stereo camera detects objects Stereo camera (vehicles, obstacles, lanes, road signs, or pedestrians) in front of the vehicle. The stereo camera is installed at the top of the windshield. The following systems use the stereo camera.
  • Page 475 4-227 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) • Do not rely only on the stereo camera system when driving. The purpose of the stereo camera system is to mitigate accident damage and driver's stress by assisting the driver's judgment. If a warning is activated, check the front and surroundings, and perform appropriate operations, such as depressing the brake pedal,...
  • Page 476 • Do not install anything on the engine hood, radiator grill, or front bumper, except for genuine Mazda accessories. Doing so may affect the field of view of the stereo camera, so it cannot detect reliably, and the stereo camera and the systems using...
  • Page 477 4-229 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS • When replacing the windshield, consult with the nearest Mazda Dealer to be sure steps are taken to ensure the proper operation of the camera. The use of a non- genuine windshield may affect the stereo camera operations. Please note that Mazda cannot guarantee the performance of any non-genuine windshield glass.
  • Page 478 - When the windshield is not sufficiently wiped during or after using the front windshield washer - When there are poorly wiped areas - If a non-genuine Mazda wiper blade is installed - After a glass coating agent has been applied WARNING (Continued)
  • Page 479 4-231 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) - If using a non-genuine Mazda windshield - If the top surface of the instrument panel is glossy due to being wiped with a chemical agent or other substance - When something reflects off the windshield - When the lens is blocked by someone's hand, etc.
  • Page 480 4-232 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) - When the vehicle attitude changes significantly as cargo is loaded or unloaded - When the temperature inside the vehicle is high, such as after being left in the sun, or when the temperature inside the vehicle is low, such as after being left in an extremely cold environment - Immediately after the engine has been started •...
  • Page 481 4-233 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) - The front vehicle is suddenly steered, accelerated, or decelerated - When an object is outside the range of the headlights' illumination - An object has run out from the side just in front of your vehicle - Your vehicle changes lanes and comes close to just behind the preceding vehicle •...
  • Page 482 4-234 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Detection of Pedestrians and Bicycle Riders by the Stereo Camera The stereo camera detects objects as pedestrians and bicycle riders based on their size, shape, and movement. It detects pedestrians when the outlines of their head and both shoulders are clear.
  • Page 483 RTUL00SH036201 light When the condition of the stereo camera improves, the stereo camera recovers from the suspended state, and the indicator lights turn off. If the indicator light remains on for a long RUUM00SH001601 time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 484 4-236 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ADVICE • If the stereo camera is hot, such as after the vehicle has been parked in the sun, use the air conditioner to lower the temperature around the camera. In particular, using a sunshade that reflects sunlight when parked can increase the temperature of the stereo camera.
  • Page 485 • Lane departure warning OFF indicator light When the condition of the stereo camera improves, the stereo camera recovers from the suspended state, and the indicator lights turn off. If the indicator light remains on for a long time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 486 4-238 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ADVICE • The stereo camera is automatically adjusted while driving. Once the automatic adjustment is completed, the system recovers from the suspended state. At this time, it may take a long time to recover. • Even if the stereo camera system is temporarily stopped, it does not interfere with normal driving.
  • Page 487 • Lane departure warning OFF indicator light When the condition of the stereo camera improves, the stereo camera recovers from the suspended state, and the indicator lights turn off. If the indicator light remains on for a long time, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 488 4-240 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ADVICE • When the humidity inside the vehicle is high, or when the temperature difference between the inside and the outside of the vehicle is large, the windshield can become foggy. If the windshield is fogged up, use the defroster to dry it.
  • Page 489 If there is a malfunction, the stereo camera stops until the engine is stopped. If the stereo camera conditions are not improved even though the engine is restarted, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. RUUM00SH001801 ADVICE • Although the stereo camera system is stopped, it does not interfere with normal driving.
  • Page 490 4-242 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) When the stereo camera detects an object in front of your vehicle, usually another vehicle that could cause a collision, the AEB uses a display on the MID and a buzzer to notify you of the collision risk.
  • Page 491 4-243 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) - When using a chassis dynamometer or free roller - When driving off-road or racing • If the accelerator pedal is operated when the AEB is activated, the braking force of the automatic brake may not be fully effective. •...
  • Page 492 4-244 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS CAUTION • If a warning is issued when you try to overtake the vehicle in front of you, you must not get any closer to that vehicle; otherwise, the emergency brakes may be applied. • If installed accessories or loaded cargo protrudes beyond the edge of the front bumper, the front end of the vehicle is effectively longer, so avoiding collisions may be impossible.
  • Page 493 4-245 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operation of the AEB When the stereo camera detects an obstacle in the forward direction while the vehicle is moving, it alerts the driver and applies the brake automatically. The system operates in 3 stages. When the automatic brake is activated, the stop lights come on. The system operates when all the following AEB OFF indicator light conditions are met.
  • Page 494 4-246 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 1. Forward Collision Warning When the system determines that the front obstacle may collide with your vehicle, a warning is issued. Forward collision warning light The warning message is displayed on the MID and a buzzer sounds. At the same time, the forward collision warning light flashes on the head-up display.
  • Page 495 4-247 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 2. Auto Braking When the system determines that there is a high possibility of a collision with the front obstacle while driving, the automatic Warning message brake operates. The warning message is English displayed on the MID. At the same time, a buzzer sounds.
  • Page 496 4-248 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Situations Where AEB Operates In the following situations, the AEB may operate even when there is no possibility of collisions. • When passing through a tollbooth gate at a speed exceeding the specified speed • Before a parking lot or railway crossing barrier is completely raised up •...
  • Page 497 4-249 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS • In bad weather (such as rainstorms, blizzards, or snow) • When exhaust gas emitted by the preceding vehicle is clearly visible, such as when driving in a cold area • When approaching an object or something (guardrail, utility pole, tree, wall, etc.) on the side of the road •...
  • Page 498 4-250 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Forward Collision Warning (FCW) Light Forward collision warning light The forward collision warning (FCW) light is a warning light that flashes just before the automatic brake is activated to alert the driver to a risk of a collision with a pedestrian, bicycle rider, vehicle, or obstacle in the forward direction.
  • Page 499 4-251 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Brake Assist Operation The brake assist function activates when the autonomous emergency brake (AEB) activates or when the brake is applied during the forward collision warning. Brake Assist Function → Refer to page 4-179 Turn Assist The AEB assists the driver's brake operation to reduce the risk of collisions with oncoming vehicles when turning right at intersections.
  • Page 500 4-252 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS In the following situations, the AEB may activate even if the possibility of a collision is not high. • When an oncoming vehicle passes in front of your vehicle while your vehicle is turning • When your vehicle is turning and passing in front of an oncoming vehicle •...
  • Page 501 4-253 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When the AEB Is Unavailable AEB OFF indicator light If there is a problem with the AEB, the AEB OFF indicator light comes on. At this time, the AEB does not operate. If there is a problem with the stereo camera and the brake system, the AEB cannot be used.
  • Page 502 4-254 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Turn Off the AEB If you do not want the AEB to operate, it is possible to turn off the system. The AEB settings can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID. Settings (User Customization Function) → Refer to page 4-45 Display indication...
  • Page 503 4-255 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Pedal Misapplication Mitigation When the system determines the accelerator pedal is depressed more than needed, such as by accident, while the vehicle is stopped or moving slowly, and the camera recognizes an obstacle in front of the vehicle, the pedal misapplication mitigation restricts engine output so that the vehicle starts moving slowly, which mitigates collision damage.
  • Page 504 4-256 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) • Be sure to turn off the pedal misapplication mitigation in the following cases. - When the vehicle is being towed - When the vehicle is transported by a car carrier - When the vehicle passes through hanging banners/flags, pendulous branches, bushes, or a vinyl curtain - Before using a car wash through which the vehicle moves - When using a chassis dynamometer or free roller...
  • Page 505 4-257 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operation of the Pedal Misapplication Mitigation When the system determines that the Warning message accelerator pedal is depressed more than English necessary to start up the vehicle from the stopped state while the stereo camera recognizes an obstacle in front of the RTUL40S vehicle, it restricts the engine output.
  • Page 506 4-258 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS The pedal misapplication mitigation does not operate or is automatically deactivated under the following conditions. At this time, the pedal misapplication mitigation does not operate even when there is a collision risk. • When the accelerator pedal is depressed for 3 seconds or more •...
  • Page 507 4-259 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS • When the vehicle passes through splashing water, blowing snow, water vapor, sand, smoke, etc., from the preceding vehicle. • When passing through spraying water, such as water being sprayed from a pipe to melt snow or from a sprinkler truck •...
  • Page 508 4-260 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Turn Off the Pedal Misapplication Mitigation If you do not want the pedal misapplication mitigation to operate, it is possible to turn off the system. The pedal misapplication mitigation settings can be changed by using the user customization function on the MID.
  • Page 509 4-261 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Stop & Go The adaptive cruise control is a system that supports driving on an expressway or limited-access road. Your vehicle follows the preceding vehicle, which is detected by the stereo camera, driving at a speed up to the speed set by the driver. When the preceding vehicle stops, your vehicle also stops.
  • Page 510 4-262 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING (Continued) • Do not place the selector lever in the "N" position, except in the event of an emergency. When the selector lever is placed in the "N" position, the adaptive cruise control is automatically deactivated and the engine brake becomes ineffective.
  • Page 511 4-263 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS CAUTION • After starting to follow a preceding vehicle, your vehicle is controlled according to the preceding vehicle's movement. When the preceding vehicle stops, your vehicle also stops. However, your vehicle does not remain in the stopped state. Because the adaptive cruise control is canceled approximately 2 seconds after your vehicle is stopped, press the brake pedal to keep your vehicle stopped.
  • Page 512 4-264 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS The adaptive cruise control is intended to be used when driving on a limited access road, such as an expressway or a tollway. Do not use the adaptive cruise control in a situation where the stereo camera cannot detect objects or in the following situations, because doing so may lead to an unexpected accident.
  • Page 513 4-265 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Under the following road conditions or conditions of your vehicle, the stereo camera may not be able to detect the preceding vehicle. Vehicles in neighboring traffic lanes or roadside objects may also be incorrectly detected. Under conditions such as these, do not use the adaptive cruise control.
  • Page 514 4-266 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operating Conditions for the Adaptive Cruise Control The adaptive cruise control becomes operable when all the following conditions are met. • All the doors are closed • Driver side seat belt is buckled • The selector lever is in the "D" position •...
  • Page 515 4-267 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS SET/+ switch 2. Set your desired vehicle speed. The initial value is 30 km/h (20 MPH), and the speed is changed by the SET switch. Pressing the switch once can increase/decrease the set vehicle speed by 1 km/h (1 MPH), while pressing and holding the switch can increase/decrease the speed by 5 km/h (5 MPH).
  • Page 516 4-268 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Operation of the Adaptive Cruise Control When the Preceding Vehicle Is Not Recognized (When There Is No Preceding Vehicle) Your vehicle drives at the set vehicle speed constantly. When the Preceding Vehicle Is Recognized When the preceding vehicle is recognized, the preceding vehicle indicator is displayed on the MID.
  • Page 517 4-269 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS CAUTION • The brake pedal may feel stiff when you depress it while the automatic brake is being applied, but this is not abnormal. Further depressing the brake pedal can increase the brake force. Once you take your foot off the brake pedal, it returns to its original state.
  • Page 518 4-270 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Accelerate or Decelerate Temporarily NOTE • Normally, while following the preceding vehicle, your vehicle automatically accelerates or decelerates according to the vehicle speed of the preceding vehicle. However, you should operate the accelerator pedal and brake pedal to accelerate or decelerate appropriately according to your surroundings, such as to accelerate to change lanes, or to decelerate if you come too close to the preceding vehicle because it suddenly decelerates when another vehicle cuts...
  • Page 519 4-271 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Setting the Inter-Vehicular Distance Inter-vehicular distance switch The inter-vehicular distance with the preceding vehicle when following it can be set to 3 ranges. Press the inter-vehicular distance switch while following a preceding vehicle. Every time the switch is pressed, it switches the inter-vehicular distance settings.
  • Page 520 4-272 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS MID Display Content If the driving support system information Display area 1 display is selected while the adaptive cruise control is active, information other than the set vehicle speed is displayed in display area 1. On the other hand, if anything other than the driving support system information display is selected, information is displayed in display area 2.
  • Page 521 4-273 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS The inter-vehicular distance changes according to the vehicle speed, and it becomes longer as your vehicle speed becomes higher. Inter-vehicular distance Inter-vehicular distance* display Short approximately 30 m (98 ft) Moderate approximately 45 m (148 ft) Long approximately 60 m (197 ft) RTUL40SH063801...
  • Page 522 4-274 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Approach Warning Forward collision warning light When the system determines that the driver needs to manually decelerate the vehicle while the adaptive cruise control is operating, the "Brake!" warning message is displayed on the multi-information display (MID) and a buzzer sounds.
  • Page 523 4-275 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING • The "Brake!" warning message is not displayed in the following conditions. - When the accelerator pedal is depressed - When the brake pedal is depressed • Even though the inter-vehicular distance is short, the "Brake!" warning message is not displayed in the following conditions.
  • Page 524 4-276 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Setting the Set Vehicle Speed of the Adaptive Cruise Control to Higher/Lower SET switch When Using the Switch Press the SET switch to increase/decrease the set vehicle speed. The vehicle speed increases/decreases while the switch is pressed and the vehicle speed display on the MID changes.
  • Page 525 4-277 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When Using the Accelerator Pedal 1. Depress the accelerator pedal to accelerate the vehicle. SET/+ switch 2. When the accelerator pedal is released, your vehicle automatically decelerates to the set vehicle speed or the speed for following the preceding vehicle.
  • Page 526 4-278 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • When following the preceding vehicle, even if you push the switch to increase the set vehicle speed to go faster than the preceding vehicle, your vehicle cannot accelerate because it is controlled according to the speed of the preceding vehicle.
  • Page 527 4-279 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When Using the Brake Pedal 1. Depress the brake pedal to decrease the speed. The adaptive cruise control temporarily stops its control, and the adaptive cruise control indicator light comes on white. SET/- switch 2. Upon reaching the desired vehicle speed, press the SET switch to set a new vehicle speed.
  • Page 528 4-280 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Stay Stopped Function When the preceding vehicle stops while your vehicle is following it using the adaptive cruise control, your vehicle also stops. However, when approximately 2 seconds have passed since your vehicle stopped, the adaptive cruise control is canceled Adaptive cruise control indicator with a warning buzzer sounding, and light...
  • Page 529 4-281 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING • The adaptive cruise control is a function to maintain a constant speed while driving, and it is not a function to stop the vehicle. Do not rely on this function to drive your vehicle. •...
  • Page 530 4-282 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When Canceling Adaptive Cruise Control Main switch Press the adaptive cruise control main switch again to set it to "OFF". The adaptive cruise control indicator light will go out. When the adaptive cruise control is canceled automatically by the system, this indicator light changes from green to white after "Cruise control canceled."...
  • Page 531 If it cannot be set even after the conditions are removed, there may be an abnormality in the camera system. Though it does not interfere with normal driving, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. When Returning to Adaptive Cruise Control Driving...
  • Page 532 4-284 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Switch the Mode to the Cruise Control Function It is possible to switch the mode from the adaptive cruise control to the cruise control by performing the following operations. Main switch 1. Press the main switch to turn on the adaptive cruise control.
  • Page 533 4-285 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Cruise control indicator light (White) 3. The mode is switched from the adaptive cruise control to the cruise control and the cruise control indicator light comes on white. Press the inter-vehicular distance switch again for 2 seconds or more to return the mode from the cruise control to the adaptive cruise control.
  • Page 534 4-286 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Manual Speed Limiter (MSL) The manual Speed Limiter (MSL) is a function that restricts driving beyond the set speed. The speed limit can be set between 30 km/h (20 MPH) and 160 km/h (100 MPH). MSL Switch (Type 1) Description SET/+ switch Main switch...
  • Page 535 4-287 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING • Be sure to turn off the system when the driver changes. If the driver changes and the new driver does not recognize the MSL set speed, the vehicle does not accelerate even when the accelerator pedal is depressed. Doing so is dangerous because an accident could occur.
  • Page 536 4-288 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Setting the MSL 1. Press the main switch to set it to Main switch "ON". The MSL indicator light comes on white. NOTE • If the cruise control or adaptive cruise control is set to on when the main switch is pressed, press the main switch again to switch to the MSL.
  • Page 537 4-289 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • Check the set speed limit displayed on the MID when changing the vehicle speed limit. • When the vehicle speed exceeds the set speed by approximately 5 km/h (3 MPH) or more, the MSL indicator light flashes.
  • Page 538 4-290 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Lane Departure Warning (LDW) The lane departure warning (LDW) is a system that informs you that your vehicle may deviate from the lane. If the system detects the lane with the camera while you are driving and determines that your vehicle may deviate from the lane, it informs you with the MID display and the buzzer.
  • Page 539 4-291 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Activating the LDW LDW OFF indicator light When all of the following conditions are met, the LDW becomes operable. • When driving near the center of a road on which a lane is drawn on one or both sides •...
  • Page 540 4-292 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Details of MID Indication The following is shown on the MID Display area 1 depending on the conditions. If the driving support system information display is selected while the LDW is active, information is displayed in display area 1. On the other hand, if anything other than the driving support system information display is selected, information is displayed...
  • Page 541 4-293 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Automatic Stop of Warning If the following operations are performed, the LDW automatically stops the warning. After the operations are performed, the LDW automatically reactivates. • When the system cannot detect the lane • When the vehicle speed is less than approximately 60 km/h (37 MPH) •...
  • Page 542 4-294 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS When the LDW Is Unavailable If there is a problem with the LDW, the LDW OFF indicator light LDW OFF indicator light comes on. At this time, the LDW does not operate. If there is a problem with the stereo camera, the LDW cannot be used.
  • Page 543 4-295 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Automatic High Beam (AHB) While driving at night, automatic high beam (AHB) uses the stereo camera to determine the brightness of the oncoming vehicle's headlights, the preceding vehicle's taillights, and street lights, and automatically switches the headlights between high beam and low beam.
  • Page 544 4-296 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE (Continued) • Due to the following factors, the timing at which the headlights switch between high beam and low beam may change. - Brightness and colors of an oncoming or preceding vehicle's lights - Movement and direction of an oncoming or preceding vehicle - When only one headlight of an oncoming or preceding vehicle is on - When a motorcycle is oncoming or preceding - Road conditions (road gradients, curves, road surface conditions, etc.)
  • Page 545 4-297 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS To Use the AHB 1. Set the light control switch to the "AUTO" position. 2. Move the light control switch lever forward to set it to the high beam position. AHB indicator light When the system determines that it is night based on the surrounding brightness, it activates the AHB.
  • Page 546 4-298 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Manually Switching the Headlights Between High Beam and Low Beam Switching to Low Beam Move the light control switch lever to its original position while the AHB is operating. The AHB indicator light turns off. Switching to High Beam When the light control switch is set to the AHB indicator light "...
  • Page 547 4-299 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Four Wheel Drive (4WD) Model 2WD and 4WD ("4H (4WD high)" or "4L (4WD low)") operation can be selected using the 4WD switch. Change them according to the driving conditions. WARNING • Install tires of the specified size, same brand and same tread design (including RTUL winter tires) on all wheels.
  • Page 548 • In the event that the 4WD indicator light or 4WD low indicator light fail to either go off or come on even when the 4WD switch is operated, have the vehicle inspected and serviced at your Mazda Dealer. • When the CHECK 4WD warning light is on, have the vehicle inspected and serviced at your Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 549 4-301 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Guidelines for 2WD to 4WD Switching Drive type 4H (4WD high) 4L (4WD low) switch Indicator light Rough terrain RTUL20SH009101 RTUL20SH009201 RTUL20SH ― ― ― mode On wet When unpaved On severe When When roads When driving on driving road...
  • Page 550 4-302 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Switching from "2H" to "4H (4WD High)" WARNING • Do not operate the 4WD switch from "2H" to "4H" while the wheels are spinning. Stop the slipping or spinning first, and then operate the 4WD switch. 1.
  • Page 551 4-303 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 2. The 4WD indicator light goes off when "4H" is switched to "2H". The 4WD indicator light continues flashing until the operation is complete. NOTE • If the 4WD indicator light does not go off, move the vehicle slowly forward and backward.
  • Page 552 4-304 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 1. Stop the vehicle. 2. On the manual transmission model, fully depress the clutch pedal or shift the gearshift lever to the "N" position. On the automatic transmission model, shift the selector lever to the "N" position and check that the shift indicator indicates "N".
  • Page 553 4-305 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Switching between "2H" and "4L (4WD Low)" CAUTION • Do not operate the 4WD switch while the rear wheels are spinning on a snow- covered, frozen or slippery road. NOTE • Operate the 4WD switch when all of the following conditions are fulfilled. If the 4WD switch is operated when the conditions are not fulfilled, a warning buzzer sounds while the 4WD indicator light and 4WD low indicator light flash to inform the driver that switching to "2H"...
  • Page 554 4-306 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 1. Stop the vehicle. 2. On the manual transmission model, fully depress the clutch pedal or shift the gearshift lever to the "N" position. On the automatic transmission model, shift the selector lever to the "N" position and check that the shift indicator indicates "N".
  • Page 555 4-307 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 4WD indicator 4WD low indicator 4. When "2H" is switched to "4L", the light light 4WD indicator light and 4WD low indicator light come on, and when "4L" is switched to "2H", the 4WD indicator light and 4WD low indicator light go off.
  • Page 556 4-308 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Diesel Particulate Defuser (DPD) The DPD removes particulate matter (PM) from the diesel exhaust gases. PM is filtered from the exhaust gas and accumulated in the DPD. When PM accumulates to a certain level, the DPD burns the PM. This process is called DPD regeneration. Normally, DPD is automatically regenerated while driving.
  • Page 557 Complete the DPD regeneration as soon as possible. • The malfunction indictor light (MIL) comes on when DPD regeneration has not completed. If this happens, have the vehicle inspected at your Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. NOTE •...
  • Page 558 4-310 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Running Regeneration Procedure When the DPD indicator light flashes, regenerate DPD according to the following procedure. 1. Drive at a constant speed above 50 km/h (30 MPH), while paying attention to your surroundings. When DPD regeneration starts, the DPD indicator light turns NOTE •...
  • Page 559 4-311 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Parking Regeneration Procedure When the DPD indicator light is flashing or the indicator light is on while running regeneration is in progress, you can switch to parking regeneration. 1. Stop the vehicle at a safe place free of flammable materials such as grass or wastepaper.
  • Page 560 4-312 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS WARNING • Do not perform DPD regeneration in a poorly ventilated indoor place. White smoke may be produced during DPD regeneration. • Do not leave the vehicle during DPD regeneration. NOTE • Although parking regeneration procedure is usually completed within approximately 20 minutes, the time may differ depending on outside temperature, engine coolant temperature.
  • Page 561 4-313 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS Switching to Running Regeneration Parking regeneration can be switched to running regeneration by pressing the DPD switch. CAUTION • Confirm that the engine speed has decreased before you start driving. ADVICE • Once you start parking regeneration, it is recommended that you complete parking regeneration, without stopping midway.
  • Page 562 4-314 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS 3. Press and hold the DPD switch for at least 3 seconds until the DPD indicator light turns on. NOTE • When the amount of accumulated PM in DPD is low and DPD regeneration is not necessary, the DPD indicator light turns on for 3 seconds and then turns off.
  • Page 563 4-315 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS NOTE • Although selectable regeneration procedure is usually completed within approximately 20 minutes, the time may differ depending on outside temperature, engine coolant temperature. • DPD regeneration will complete earlier after warming up the engine than when the engine is cold.
  • Page 564 4-316 CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS...

  • Page 565: Comfort And Convenience

    COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE ● Air Outlets ● Small Article Storage Pocket 5-33 (Driver's Side) ● Automatic Air Conditioner ● Cooler ● Center Console Box 5-16 5-34 ● Interior Lights ● Cup Holder 5-22 5-35 ● Overhead Console 5-25 ● Bottle Holder and Small ●...
  • Page 566 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Air Outlets Front outlets...
  • Page 567 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Second seat outlets RTUL50SH007301 Outlet Features Air flow direction is adjustable with the Front center outlet tab. Air flow direction is adjustable with the Front side outlet tab. Door windows outlet (If equipped) Air is delivered towards the door windows. Windshield outlet (If equipped) Air is delivered towards the windshield.
  • Page 568 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Air Flow Direction Control Tab Use the tab to control the air flow direction from the outlet. Front center outlet To close the front center outlet, move the tab inward. Air flow direction control tab Front side outlet To close the front side outlet, move the tab outward.
  • Page 569 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Second seat outlet To close the second seat outlet, move the dial fully down. Air flow direction control tab Air flow direction control dial RTUL50SH007401...
  • Page 570 In addition, the amount of blowing air may decrease. • If airflow drops or the air conditioner does not work well, the air conditioning filter may be clogged. In this case, consult the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 571 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Switch and Display Name Function Adjusts the temperature of the passenger 1 Temperature control switch (left front seat) side. 2 Air conditioning switch (A/C switch) Switches the air conditioner on and off. Switches between inside air recirculation 3 Inside/outside air selector switch and outside air ventilation.
  • Page 572 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Using the Air Conditioner in Automatic Mode 1. Operate the AUTO switch (7). The "AUTO" symbol comes on. 2. Set the temperature with the temperature control switch (1) (11). When different temperatures are set on the driver and passenger sides, the "DUAL"...
  • Page 573 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE How to Use Switches Temperature Control Switch By operating the switch (1), the temperature of the left front seat can be adjusted. By operating the switch (11), the temperature of the right front seat can be adjusted. While the "DUAL"...
  • Page 574 5-10 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Dual Switch By operating the switch (10), the "DUAL" symbol in the display area is turned on. While the "DUAL" symbol is illuminated, different temperatures can be set for the driver side and passenger side. When the DUAL switch is operated again, the "DUAL" symbol turns off and the set temperature on the passenger side becomes the same as the driver side.
  • Page 575 5-11 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE NOTE • Extended use of the inside air recirculation position can cause the windshield and windows to fog up easily, which leads to poor visibility. • If the air in the vehicle stagnates due to using the air conditioner for a long time, switch to the outside air ventilation mode.
  • Page 576 5-12 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE NOTE • Even in seasons when the air conditioning system is not used, occasionally operate the system for a few minutes with the engine running at a low speed in order to keep the system's components lubricated. Automatic Air Conditioning Switch (Auto Switch) Pressing the switch (7) turns on the "AUTO"...
  • Page 577 5-13 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Defogging and Defrosting the Windshield Defogging Operate the windshield defroster switch (8) to turn on the defroster. The display will show the "FRONT" symbol. The air conditioning system starts operating. The defroster is automatically set to the outside air ventilation mode. Turn the temperature control switch (1) (11) to the preferred setting.
  • Page 578 5-14 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Defrosting Operate the windshield defroster switch (8) and turn on the defroster. The display will show the "FRONT" symbol. The air conditioning system starts operating. Turn the temperature control switch (1) (11) to the maximum temperature position (32°C (90°F)).
  • Page 579 5-15 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Temperature Sensors The air conditioning system uses a sun Sun sensor sensor, interior temperature sensor and outside air temperature sensor to ensure effective and comfortable air conditioning. Do not place anything on the sensors or get them wet. Air conditioning control will become inaccurate.
  • Page 580 • If airflow drops or the air conditioner does not work well, the air conditioning filter may be clogged. In this case, consult the nearest Mazda Dealer. How to Use the Controls...
  • Page 581 5-17 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE 1. Outlet selector dial Dial position Air delivery Outlet Face Air flows through outlets 1, 2 and 6 (if equipped). Bi-level Air flows through outlets 1, 2, 5 and 6 (if equipped). Air flows through outlet 5 and a minuscule amount Feet flows through outlets 2.
  • Page 582 5-18 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE NOTE • Even if the A/C switch is turned on, the cooler will not operate when the fan speed control dial is placed in the "OFF" position. Make sure that the fan speed control dial is in a position other than the "OFF" position. •...
  • Page 583 5-19 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Ventilation Outside Air Ventilation Turn the outlet selector dial (1) to the preferred position. Move the air selector lever (6) to the " " position. Set the temperature control dial (5) to the preferred position depending on the season and climate. Adjust the fan speed control dial (3) to the preferred speed.
  • Page 584 5-20 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Cooling Normal/Moderate Cooling This setting is suitable for extended periods of cooling or moderate cooling. Press the A/C switch (4) to turn it on. Set the outlet selector dial (1) to the " " position for normal cooling (or set it to the "...
  • Page 585 5-21 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Maximum Cooling Set the outlet selector dial (1) to the " " position. Press the A/C switch (4) to turn it on. Move the air selector lever (6) to the " " position. Turn the temperature control dial (5) fully towards the rightmost direction. Set the fan speed control dial (3) to the maximum speed position.
  • Page 586 5-22 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Interior Lights Dome Light The dome light operates regardless of the power mode (models with passive entry and start system) or starter switch position (models without passive entry and start system). The light stays on regardless of the doors being open or closed. NOTE RTUL50SH008401 •...
  • Page 587 5-23 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE DOOR: The light turns on when a door is opened and turns off when the door is closed. In addition, in models with passive entry and start system or keyless entry system, the light also turns on and off under the following conditions. •...
  • Page 588 5-24 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Map Lights When the map light is pushed, the map Door switch light on the pushed side will come on. If it is pushed again, it will turn off. The door switch function can be turned off Map light Map light or on by pressing the door switch.
  • Page 589 5-25 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Overhead Console Use them for storing small articles. Press the indented portion of the overhead console to open it. WARNING • For safety, close the overhead console lid during driving as there is a risk of injury from the open lid or from objects stored in the overhead console.
  • Page 590 5-26 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Sun Visor The sun visor protects your eyes in strong Sun visor sunlight. Use it when sunlight is too bright. To reduce side glare, unhook the sun visor and swing it around to the side. Hook CAUTION •...
  • Page 591 5-27 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Vanity Mirror The vanity mirror is on the rear side of the front sun visor. In models with the vanity mirror light, the light comes on when the cover of the vanity mirror is opened. It goes out when the cover is closed.
  • Page 592 5-28 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE CAUTION • When using electrical accessories by plugging them into the accessory socket located at the lower part of center of instrument panel, make sure that they do not interfere with vehicle operation, such as when moving the gearshift lever/ selector lever.
  • Page 593 5-29 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE USB Power Outlet Rear part of center console box The USB power outlet can be used when the power mode is "ACC" or "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "ACC" or "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 594 5-30 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Small Article Storage Pocket Use them for storing small articles. CAUTION • Do not leave eyeglasses or lighters inside the cab. Lighters may explode and plastic lenses or frames may deform or crack if the interior temperature becomes very hot.
  • Page 595 5-31 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Side access panel Rear part of center console (Extended cab model) Storage Storage Small Article Storage Pocket (Passenger's Side) RTUL50SH003801 RTUN50SH000101 Press the button to open the lid. CAUTION • For safety, close the small article storage pocket (passenger's side) during driving.
  • Page 596 5-32 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Glove Compartment Press the button to open it. Glove compartment Insert the key into the glove compartment (with key lock) Unlock key lock equipped with key lock and turn counterclockwise to unlock or clockwise to lock. Lock CAUTION •...
  • Page 597 5-33 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Small Article Storage Pocket (Driver's Side) Pull towards you to open. CAUTION • For safety, close the small article storage pocket (driver's side) during driving. There is a risk of injury from the open lid or items stored in the small article storage pocket (driver's side).
  • Page 598 5-34 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Center Console Box Pull the knob to open the lid. CAUTION • For safety, close the center console box during driving. There is a risk of injury from the open lid or items stored in the center console box. •...
  • Page 599 5-35 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Cup Holder CAUTION • Do not place objects in the cup holder if they have an improper size or shape. Sudden braking or pulling away could cause the object to fly out of the cup holder, leading to an injury. •...
  • Page 600 5-36 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Second Seat Armrest Pull the armrest out from the seatback, then push it forward to use. Cup holder Cup holder Bottle Holder and Small Article Storage Pocket (Front and Rear Doors) RTUL50SH004701 Use as a bottle holder and small article storage pocket.
  • Page 601 5-37 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Grip WARNING • In models with curtain airbag, if hard objects such as hangers or accessories are attached to the grip or coat hook, they may prevent normal operation of the curtain airbag and could fly off in the event of system activation. Front Seat There are grips near the top of the windows.
  • Page 602 5-38 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Coat Hook (Crew Cab Model) Use this to hang clothing. Hook WARNING • To prevent hook cracking or breakage, do not hang heavy or large objects in the coat hook. • In models with curtain airbag, if hard objects such as hangers or accessories are attached to the grip or coat hook, they may prevent...
  • Page 603 5-39 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Antenna When receiving radio signals, adjust the angle of the antenna as appropriate. Turn the antenna rod counterclockwise to remove it. ADVICE • To prevent breaking the antenna when in an automatic car wash, remove the antenna. When the antenna has been removed in order to wash the vehicle, be careful not to misplace the antenna and be...
  • Page 604 5-40 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Steering Wheel Remote Control You can use the steering wheel remote control to perform various audio operations. The operations differ depending on the type of audio system that you use. CAUTION • While driving, be sure that audio control operations do not interfere with your driving.
  • Page 605 5-41 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE Rear Vision Camera The rear vision camera is installed to the tailgate. Rear vision camera CAUTION • Do not look only at the screen when driving the vehicle in reverse. Always RTUL50SH015901 inspect your surroundings by looking at them directly, and slowly move the vehicle.
  • Page 606 5-42 COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE...

  • Page 607: Service And Maintenance

    SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE BEFORE SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 6-15 DAILY CHECKS ENGINE-RELATED SERVICE AND 6-19 MAINTENANCE CHASSIS-RELATED SERVICE AND 6-75 MAINTENANCE 6-113 OTHER SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 6-143 MAINTENANCE 6-153 MAINTENANCE DATA...
  • Page 609 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE BEFORE SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ● Precautions for Checking and Adjustments ● Discarded Parts, Oils and Other Liquids ● Mazda Genuine Oils and Grease ● Tools ● Engine Hood 6-11...
  • Page 610 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Precautions for Checking and Adjustments Your Mazda Dealer has factory trained technicians and Mazda genuine parts to service your vehicle properly. For expert advice and quality service, see your Mazda Dealer. WARNING • To help avoid personal injury, take care when doing any maintenance or making any check or repair.
  • Page 611 CAUTION • Discarded parts, oil, grease and fluids could have an adverse effect on the environment. It is difficult to dispose of these, so have your Mazda Dealer handle all checks and replacements. • Oils, brake fluid, battery fluid and engine coolant have lubrication, cooling and rust prevention functions.
  • Page 612 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • Use only appropriate tools. • Confirm that all systems and components are normal after performing the work. • Dirty water, dirt and other impurities seriously impair the effectiveness of the oil, grease and fluids, and damage the parts. Exercise all due caution to prevent waste or other refuse from coming in contact with parts or materials that have been removed when changing or replenishing them.
  • Page 613 Mazda Motors guarantees the quality and performance of the Mazda genuine oils and grease. We recommend the use of Mazda genuine oils and grease for maintenance and service of your vehicle.
  • Page 614 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Tools ADVICE • It is recommended that you familiarize yourself with the contents and use of the various tools and the jack before using them. • After finishing work with the tools, return them to the correct storage location and ensure that they will not move while the vehicle will be in motion.
  • Page 615 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Extended Cab Model The jack and tools are positioned in the storage compartment behind the right front seat. Open the cover to take out the jack and tools. To remove the jack, turn the jack socket counterclockwise so that the ram is lowered away from the holder.
  • Page 616 6-10 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE The storage compartment is under the rear seat. CAUTION • Be careful because the storage compartment becomes very hot under the following conditions. - Immediately after driving - When the engine is running, even though the vehicle is not being driven, or immediately after the engine has been stopped RTUN60SH001501...
  • Page 617 6-11 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Engine Hood WARNING • Keep your hands and clothing away from the moving fan and engine drive belts when the engine is running. • Upon inserting the support rod into the hood slot, make sure that the rod supports the hood securely to prevent injuries due to unexpected and sudden closing of the hood.
  • Page 618 6-12 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE To Open 1. Pull the engine hood release lever. The lock is released, and the front edge of the engine hood will rise. Engine hood release lever 2. Insert a hand with its palm facing Safety latch RTUL60SH003701 down into the space under the front edge of the engine hood, push the...
  • Page 619 6-13 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE To Close WARNING • The engine hood is very heavy. When you close the engine hood, be careful not to trap your hands or anything else. ADVICE • Do not drop the engine hood from a height of over 60 cm (23.6 in). The engine hood and radiator grille may be damaged by the impact.
  • Page 620 6-14 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE...
  • Page 621 6-15 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE DAILY CHECKS ● Daily Checks (Preoperational Checks) 6-16 ● Checking Components that Showed Abnormalities during 6-18 Previous Operation...
  • Page 622 If the checks reveal an abnormality or if there are components that showed abnormalities during the previous operation, have the vehicle repaired by your Mazda Dealer before using the vehicle. Daily Check (Preoperational Check) Items [1.
  • Page 623 6-17 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE [3. Checks performed in the driver's seat] Check item Reference page Brake pedal free play 6-78 Operation of meters, gauges and warning/indicator lights 4-14, 4-21 Engine startability, abnormal noise and color of exhaust gases 6-20 Parking brake lever stroke 6-81 Windshield washer fluid spray condition and windshield wiper 6-114, 6-115...
  • Page 624 6-18 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Checking Components that Showed Abnormalities during Previous Operation Check the components that showed abnormalities during the previous operation. Have any abnormalities repaired by your Mazda Dealer before using the vehicle. RTUL20SH016801...
  • Page 625 6-19 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ENGINE-RELATED SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ● Engine Conditions 6-20 ● Engine Oil 6-22 ● Engine Coolant 6-59 ● Handling the Radiator and Intercooler 6-64 ● Fan Belt/Air Conditioning Compressor Belt/Accessory 6-66 Belt ● Air Cleaner 6-69 ● Fuel Filter 6-71 ●...
  • Page 626 (models without passive entry and start system) to start the engine. Check that the engine starts quickly without any abnormal conditions (abnormal noises, vibration, etc.). If there are any abnormalities, stop the engine and contact your nearest Mazda Dealer. Starting the Engine → Refer to page...
  • Page 627 If there are any abnormalities (accelerator pedal sticking, rough engine acceleration, knocking, etc.), stop your vehicle at a safe place, stop the engine, and contact your nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 628 6-22 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Engine Oil Engine oil is an important factor in determining engine performance and longevity. Be sure to use only specified oil and oil filter. The engine oil level must be checked and the oil and oil filter should be regularly changed at the same time according to the Maintenance Schedule.
  • Page 629 6-23 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Checking the Engine Oil Level Perform the engine oil level check on a flat surface while the engine is cold before starting it. If the engine has already been started, stop it after it has sufficiently warmed and wait 30 minutes or more before performing.
  • Page 630 - If the oil level is beyond the Front Back Front Back "Inspection MAX" mark, have engine oil replacement performed at your Mazda Dealer. If you perform replacement yourself, please replace the oil by following the procedures detailed on page 27. ADVICE •...
  • Page 631 6-25 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • Any oil level above the "Inspection MAX" mark on the oil dipstick may cause engine malfunctions. Change the oil whenever its level exceeds the "Inspection MAX" mark. • Fuel will gradually become mixed with the engine oil, thinning it out. Be sure to change the oil at the specified intervals.
  • Page 632 Front Back - If the oil level is beyond the "Inspection MAX" mark, have RTUL60SH010701 engine oil replacement performed at your Mazda Dealer. If you perform replacement yourself, please replace the oil by following the procedures detailed on the following pages.
  • Page 633 6-27 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • Any oil level above the "Inspection MAX" mark on the oil dipstick may cause engine malfunctions. Change the oil whenever its level exceeds the "Inspection MAX" mark. • Fuel will gradually become mixed with the engine oil, thinning it out. Be sure to change the oil at the specified intervals.
  • Page 634 6-28 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 4JJ3 engine model Model with DPD 1. Clean around the oil filler cap so that foreign matter does not enter. 2. Remove the oil filler cap. 3. Fill with 0.3 liters (0.08 US gal./0.07 Imp gal.) of the specified oil through the oil filler.
  • Page 635 6-29 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WARNING • When adding oil, be careful not to spill any, but keep a workshop rag handy just in case there are any spills. If any oil should spill onto the engine, carefully wipe it away. If this precaution is not taken, the spilled oil could ignite and a fire could spread.
  • Page 636 6-30 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Changing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter Engine oil and the oil filter are important factors in determining engine performance and longevity. Be sure to use only the specified oil and oil filter. The engine oil level must be checked and the oil and oil filter should be regularly changed according to the Maintenance Schedule.
  • Page 637 6-31 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Changing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter (4JJ3 Engine Model Without DPD) Change the engine oil and oil filter on a flat surface while the engine is cold before starting it. If the engine has already been started, stop it after it has sufficiently warmed, wait 30 minutes or more, and perform after confirming that the oil has...
  • Page 638 6-32 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 2WD models 5. Place a container for receiving the oil beneath the oil pan. Remove the oil pan drain plug to discharge the oil into the container. Oil pan drain plug 4WD models RTUL60SH002001 Oil pan drain plug 6.
  • Page 639 6-33 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 7. Place a container for receiving the oil Oil filter beneath the oil tray. 8. Use the special oil filter wrench to remove the oil filter. ADVICE • Drained oil must be disposed of in a method conforming to the regulatory requirements in your country.
  • Page 640 6-34 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • The dirt and oil on the following parts must be wiped off before reinstalling the oil pan drain plug. - Thread of the oil pan drain plug - Thread of the oil pan drain hole - Bolt seat surface of the oil pan 13.
  • Page 641 6-35 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 16. Reinstall the under guard (if equipped) and the oil pan guard (if equipped). Under guard and oil pan guard tightening torque 41 N·m (4.2 kgf·m/30.2 lb·ft) 17. Set the maintenance reminder again. [Models with MID] Make sure that the engine is stopped when switching the power mode to "ON"...
  • Page 642 6-36 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE [Models with LCD] Turn the starter switch to the "OFF" position, and then open and close a door. The maintenance reminder display appears for approximately 5 seconds. When the trip knob is pressed and held while the maintenance reminder is displayed, the gear mark starts flashing.
  • Page 643 6-37 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Changing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter (4JJ3 Engine Models with DPD) Change the engine oil and oil filter on a flat surface while the engine is cold before starting it. If the engine has already been started, stop it after it has sufficiently warmed, wait 30 minutes or more, and perform after confirming that the oil has...
  • Page 644 6-38 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 2WD models 5. Place a container for receiving the oil beneath the oil pan. Remove the oil pan drain plug to discharge the oil into the container. Oil pan drain plug 4WD models RTUL60SH002001 Oil pan drain plug 6.
  • Page 645 6-39 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 7. Place a container beneath the oil tray Oil filter to receive the oil. 8. Use the special oil filter wrench to remove the oil filter. ADVICE • Drained oil must be disposed of in a method conforming to the regulatory requirements in your country.
  • Page 646 6-40 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • The dirt and oil on the following parts must be wiped off before reinstalling the oil pan drain plug. - Thread of the oil pan drain plug - Thread of the oil pan drain hole - Bolt seat surface of the oil pan 13.
  • Page 647 6-41 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WARNING • Bringing flames or other heat sources near spilled engine oil could cause a fire. Make sure to wipe it all • Do not leave flammable items, such as rags or gloves in the engine compartment.
  • Page 648 6-42 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 22. Set the maintenance reminder again. [Models with MID] Make sure that the engine is stopped when switching the power mode to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or turning the starter switch to the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system).
  • Page 649 6-43 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE [Models with LCD] Turn the starter switch to the "OFF" position, and then open and close a door. The maintenance reminder display appears for approximately 5 seconds. When the trip knob is pressed and held while the maintenance reminder is displayed, the gear mark starts flashing.
  • Page 650 6-44 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Changing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter (RZ4E Engine Model Without DPD) Change the engine oil and oil filter on a flat surface while the engine is cold before starting it. If the engine has already been started, stop it after it has sufficiently warmed, wait 30 minutes or more, and perform after confirming that the oil has...
  • Page 651 6-45 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 6. Pull the tab of clip A, and clip B in the direction of the arrow and remove clips from the stays while unlocking. ADVICE • When removing, do not apply excessive force to the tab of the clip and do not attempt to forcibly remove the clip while the lock is not released.
  • Page 652 6-46 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 10. Remove the oil filter cap. ADVICE • If you remove the oil filter cap immediately after loosening, engine oil may overflow. 11. Remove the oil filter element from the Oil filter element oil filter cap. ADVICE •...
  • Page 653 6-47 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 15. Face the claw side of the new oil filter element towards the oil filter cap, and install by firmly pushing it in until the claws latch on. 16. Make sure that the oil filter element and oil filter cap are installed straightly.
  • Page 654 6-48 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • The dirt and oil on the following parts must be wiped off before reinstalling the oil pan drain plug. - Thread of the oil pan drain plug - Thread of the oil pan drain hole - Bolt seat surface of the oil pan 21.
  • Page 655 6-49 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • Do not fill the engine with oil above the "MAX" mark on the oil dipstick. Overfilling could damage the engine. 24. Reinstall the oil pan guard (if equipped). Oil pan guard tightening torque 41 N·m (4.2 kgf·m/30.2 lb·ft) 25.
  • Page 656 6-50 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • When changing the engine oil, be sure to set a maintenance reminder. [Models with LCD] Turn the starter switch to the "OFF" position, and then open and close a door. The maintenance reminder display appears for approximately 5 seconds.
  • Page 657 6-51 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Changing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter (RZ4E Engine Model with DPD) Change the engine oil and oil filter on a flat surface while the engine is cold before starting it. If the engine has already been started, stop it after it has sufficiently warmed, wait 30 minutes or more, and perform after confirming that the oil has...
  • Page 658 6-52 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 6. Wait until the flow of oil stops and the oil pools into a drop inside the oil pan drain hole. ADVICE • If the engine oil is not sufficiently drained from the oil pan, the oil level may be too high when oil is replenished.
  • Page 659 6-53 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Clip A Battery terminal cover Clip B Oil filter cap Front Battery 9. Pull the battery terminal cover toward Battery terminal cover the rear of the vehicle. 10. Pull the tab of clip C in the direction of the arrow to remove the clip.
  • Page 660 6-54 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 15. Remove the oil filter element from the Oil filter element oil filter cap. ADVICE • Drained oil must be disposed of in a method conforming to the regulatory requirements in your country. Oil filter cap NOTE •...
  • Page 661 6-55 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 21. Lightly coat the gasket of the new oil Gasket filter element and the O-ring of the oil filter cap with clean engine oil. 22. Install and tighten the oil filter cap by hand. Finally, tighten the cap to O-ring the specified torque using a torque wrench.
  • Page 662 6-56 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 26. Measure the specified quantity of the specified oil. 27. Pour the specified quantity of oil once from the oil filler. 28. Install the oil filler cap. 29. Wait 5 minutes or more without starting the engine. 30.
  • Page 663 6-57 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE NOTE • If the oil level is above the "MIN" mark, there is a sufficient amount of oil. 34. Reinstall the oil pan guard (if equipped). Oil pan guard tightening torque 41 N·m (4.2 kgf·m/30.2 lb·ft) 35.
  • Page 664 6-58 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • When changing the engine oil, be sure to set a maintenance reminder. If you do not set the maintenance reminder, the engine oil deterioration warning light may come on, even though the condition of the engine oil is normal.
  • Page 665 The engine cooling system is a device for keeping the engine temperature at an appropriate level. The engine coolant must be changed according to the Maintenance Schedule. Have engine coolant replacement performed at a Mazda Dealer. Maintenance Schedule → Refer to page 6-154 Recommended Fluids, Lubricants and Diesel Fuels → Refer to page 6-163...
  • Page 666 Diesel Fuels → Refer to page 6-163 ADVICE • Mazda does not guarantee the use of the engine or vehicle at the outside temperature of -15°C (5°F) or below. • If the engine or vehicle is used at the outside temperature of -15°C (5°F) or below, the coolant concentration of 55% is recommended.
  • Page 667 • Using coolant at any coolant concentration other than that specified may reduce anti-freezing performance, and engine coolant may freeze. • If the engine coolant decreases rapidly, go immediately to the nearest Mazda Dealer for a check or repair. • Do not introduce additives to engine coolant other than coolant.
  • Page 668 Also, check to make sure there are no leaks from the radiator or radiator hose. Check for fluid or stains on the ground showing leaks where the vehicle is parked. Contact your Mazda Dealer when you Radiator cap discover leaks. CAUTION RTUL60SH016301 •...
  • Page 669 • When the engine is still hot, take care to prevent engine coolant from contact with the exhaust manifold. Any such contact could result in exhaust manifold damage. • If the level of engine coolant changes rapidly, have your vehicle inspected at your Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 670 6-64 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Handling the Radiator and Intercooler Cleaning the Radiator Core and Intercooler Core Cooling efficiency is compromised when Radiator there is dirt or dust plugging air passages in the radiator core and intercooler core. This can also cause corrosion of these cores.
  • Page 671 • If stubborn dirt still remains even after the radiator core and intercooler core have been cleaned, have the vehicle inspected and serviced at your Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 672 • Inspect the belt before starting the engine or 30 minutes after turning off the engine to cool down. • Have adjustment or replacement of the belt performed at an Mazda Dealer. • Use Mazda genuine parts when changing the belt.
  • Page 673 6-67 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Manual transmission model 4JJ3 Engine Model with DPD Press the center of the span between Amount of pulleys (see the figure) of the belt with a deflection force of 98 N (10.0 kgf/22 lb) and check the amount of deflection.
  • Page 674 6-68 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE RZ4E Engine Model The tension of the accessory belt is automatically adjusted using an auto- tensioner. Check the accessory belt for cracks or damage. Also, run the engine to check for belt squealing or looseness. If there are any cracks, damage, squealing, or looseness, replace the accessory belt.
  • Page 675 The air cleaner element should be serviced in the following manner. The air cleaner element must be inspected and changed according to the Maintenance Schedule. Have air cleaner element replacement performed at a Mazda Dealer. ADVICE • Be sure to use a Mazda genuine air cleaner element.
  • Page 676 6-70 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 2. Remove the air cleaner element by Cover pulling it out upward. 3. Remove any dirt that has accumulated on the inside of the air cleaner body. Element Front Body 4. Clean the drain valve at the bottom of Front RTUL60SH012101 the air cleaner.
  • Page 677 → Refer to page 4-75 Draining Water from the Fuel Filter Have water separator (fuel filter) drain work performed at a Mazda Dealer. If performing water separator (fuel filter) drain work yourself, dispose of the oil in a method conforming to the regulatory requirements in your country.
  • Page 678 • If the water separator (fuel filter) requires frequent draining, have the fuel tank drained at your Mazda Dealer. It would be better not to use the water separator (fuel filter), since it may possibly exert a bad effect on the fuel system.
  • Page 679 If you are unable to perform a repair, the corrective action shown in the table does not eliminate a symptom or you cannot locate a fault, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Reference Symptom...
  • Page 680 6-74 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE...
  • Page 681 6-75 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE CHASSIS-RELATED SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ● Brakes 6-76 ● Parking Brake 6-81 ● Wheels and Tires 6-81 ● Tire Rotation 6-88 ● Spare Tire 6-89 ● Handling the Jack 6-94 ● Changing Tires 6-99 ● Clutch Fluid (Manual Transmission Model) 6-109 ●...
  • Page 682 Brakes WARNING • If there are abnormalities with the brake system, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Brake Fluid For a manual transmission model, the tank of the brake fluid is common with a tank of the clutch fluid.
  • Page 683 • If the brake fluid level decreases rapidly, there may be a problem in the brake system or brake pads or shoe linings may have worn out. Have your vehicle inspected by the nearest Mazda Dealer immediately. Maintenance Schedule → Refer to page 6-154...
  • Page 684 If the height and allowance are not within the specified range, have your vehicle inspected and adjusted by a Mazda Dealer. Transmission model Height Manual transmission 175.7 - 187.7 mm models (6.92 - 7.39 in)
  • Page 685 Have your vehicle inspected at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. • If your vehicle's brakes squeak during normal driving or braking, the cause may be one of the following.
  • Page 686 Run the vehicle slowly on a dry road and apply the brakes. Check that the brakes fully work and the vehicle does not pull on one side. If there are problems with brake performance, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. CAUTION •...
  • Page 687 • If you find anything abnormal with wheel bolts, wheel nuts, disc wheels or tires when you check them, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • If you find anything abnormal on the left wheels, check the right wheels carefully for similar defects.
  • Page 688 6-82 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Checking Tires Air Pressure Too low or too high a tire air pressure not only affects the ride or causes damage to the cargo but also causes abnormal heat buildup, premature wear, a tire puncture, or may even cause the tire to burst.
  • Page 689 6-83 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Tire Size and Tire Air Pressure Tire air pressure Tire size kPa (kgf/cm² / psi) Vehicle model Front Rear Front Rear Unloaded 230 (2.30/33) Loaded (Except soft-ride suspension High-Ride 255/65R17 230 (2.30/33) model) (Extended cab 300 (3.0/43) model) Loaded (Soft-ride suspension model)
  • Page 690 Especially check the tread for nails or other metal pieces embedded in grooves. If you find anything abnormal with tires when you check them, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. ADVICE • When checking tires, pay special attention to: low air pressure; pebbles or nails...
  • Page 691 A tire with tread wear indicators appearing must be changed. Also, check the tires for uneven or otherwise abnormal wear. If the tires are worn, contact your Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. RTUL60SH017801 CAUTION •...
  • Page 692 RTUL60SH017901 check them, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. CAUTION • Any abnormality in wheel installation is likely to lead to loose or missing wheel nuts and/or broken wheel bolts.
  • Page 693 (even when it is stored fitted on the rim like a spare tire). Tires must receive an aging check after being used for up to 5 to 7 years if they are to be used continuously. For further details, please contact your Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 694 • If you find any abnormal condition on the wheel bolts, wheel nuts or disc wheel, do not continue to use the wheel. Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. Tires at different locations wear differently. For uniform tire wear and longer tire life, you should rotate the tires on your vehicle regularly.
  • Page 695 6-89 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Spare Tire WARNING • Spare tires that are a different size and on a different wheel are for emergency use only. Such tires need to be replaced as soon as possible. • As much as possible, avoid driving in 4WD while an emergency spare tire is mounted.
  • Page 696 6-90 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE • All the joint bolts should be tightened properly or the bars may become loose and hit the body panel, causing damage to the panel or paint. • To prevent paint damage, place several pieces of paper above painted parts.
  • Page 697 6-91 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Storage 1. Set the disc wheel so that its outer Plate surface faces up, and then insert the plate into the center of the disc wheel. NOTE • When storing aluminum wheels, make sure that the wheel cover is removed.
  • Page 698 If the tire is loose, fasten it again after checking that there are no defects in the carrier such as a bent bracket or hanger plate. If you cannot retighten the tire in the carrier, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 699 6-93 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Air Pressure Check the air pressure of the spare tire using a tire air pressure gauge at the intervals specified in the Maintenance Schedule. A spare tire inflated to a normal pressure may lose its pressure gradually over time due to leaks.
  • Page 700 6-94 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Handling the Jack WARNING • Raising the vehicle with a jack could lead to an accident when carried out on soft or inclined surfaces. Ensure that you always carry out this operation on flat, solid surfaces. •...
  • Page 701 6-95 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WARNING (Continued) • Do not use more than one jack at any one time. • Lifting up both wheels at the same time is very dangerous. Be sure to jack up one wheel at once. • The jack supplied with your vehicle is specifically for that vehicle. Do not use it on another vehicle and never use another vehicle's jack.
  • Page 702 6-96 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 2. When assemble jack bars to each other, tighten joint bolt by hand or a screwdriver (Phillips side). Make sure that the concave side is facing the bolt side of the other bar before tighten the bolt. CAUTION •...
  • Page 703 6-97 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WARNING • The jack has 2 levels. After completion of the 2nd level lifting, the handle becomes heavy to operate. At this time, stop lifting up with the jack. If lifting up is continued, the jack may be damaged. If the vehicle is lifted up with the jack excessively, the vehicle becomes unstable and very dangerous.
  • Page 704 6-98 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Jacking Points WARNING • Failure to position the jack as described could result in serious personal injury or vehicle damage caused by the vehicle slipping off the jack. Front Wheel Jacking Points Apply the jack head to the flat part of the bracket on the frame side. Rear Wheel Jacking Points Set the jack at a point within 90 mm (3.5 in) from the leaf spring above the axle tube.
  • Page 705 • Use a tire of the specified size and the same tread pattern as the one to be replaced. • Consult your Mazda Dealer before replacing tires or wheels. Install tires of the specified size, same brand and same tread design (including winter tires) on all...
  • Page 706 6-100 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Removing a Wheel WARNING • Always apply the parking brake fully and put the gearshift lever in the "R (reverse)" position for manual transmission models or put the selector lever in the "P" position for automatic transmission models and correctly chock the wheels before raising the vehicle.
  • Page 707 6-101 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 1. Firmly apply the parking brake and put the gearshift lever in the "R (reverse)" position for manual transmission models or put the selector lever in the "P" position for automatic transmission models. When changing a front wheel, chock the rear wheel diagonally opposite to the front wheel.
  • Page 708 6-102 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 5. Using the wheel nut wrench, loosen the wheel nuts just enough so that the wheel remains stable in position. Do not remove the wheel nuts yet. CAUTION • Do not loosen the wheel nuts too much.
  • Page 709 • If you find anything abnormal with wheel bolts, wheel nuts or disc wheels when you check them, avoid driving the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 710 If you find anything abnormal with disc Cracks or other wheels when you check them, avoid driving damage around the vehicle and contact the nearest Mazda the bolt holes Dealer. Cracks or other Wear or other damage on welds...
  • Page 711 6-105 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE CAUTION • Remove rust and dirt from a wheel bolt and nut, and turn the nut on the bolt. If the nut does not turn smoothly, the threads are defective. • If the threads are defective, replace both wheel bolt and wheel nut as a set.
  • Page 712 6-106 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 5. Screw in each wheel nut by hand until it touches the nut seating surface on the disc wheel, and then finger tighten all wheel nuts until the wheel is held in position without any looseness. Face the tapered end of wheel nuts inward.
  • Page 713 • After changing a tire, turn the steering wheel in both directions to make sure that the wheels do not interfere with the surrounding components. If you are unclear about any of this, please contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. • The tightening torque of the wheel nuts may decrease after tire replacement due to their initial settlement.
  • Page 714 • If you find any abnormal conditions with the wheel nuts such as frequent loosening of retightened nuts, have your vehicle checked or serviced at the nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. CAUTION • Fully engage the wheel wrench on a wheel nut in order to tighten the nut to the specified torque.
  • Page 715 • If clutch fluid decreases too rapidly, there might be a problem in the clutch system or the brake system, or the brake pads or shoe linings may have worn out. Have your vehicle inspected by the nearest Mazda Dealer immediately. Maintenance Schedule → Refer to page 6-154...
  • Page 716 Changing Clutch Fluid Change the clutch fluid according to the Maintenance Schedule using the specified fluid. Since a clutch fluid change requires disassembly of the related components, have this service performed by your Mazda Dealer. Automatic Transmission Fluid (Automatic Transmission Model) Have inspection and replacement of the automatic transmission fluid performed at a Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 717 CAUTION • If the steering parts have excess play or looseness or if any abnormal condition is noted, have the steering system checked at the nearest RTUJ60SH000801 Mazda Dealer immediately.
  • Page 718 Power Steering Fluid The power steering fluid level must be checked and it must be changed according to the Maintenance Schedule. Have replacement of the power steering fluid performed at a Mazda Dealer. Maintenance Schedule → Refer to page 6-154 Checking the Power Steering Fluid Level The reserve tank is located at the front of the engine compartment on the left.
  • Page 719 6-113 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE OTHER SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ● Windshield Washer Fluid 6-114 ● Windshield Wiper Blades 6-115 ● Lights 6-122 ● Handling the Battery 6-133 ● Air Conditioning System 6-142...
  • Page 720 6-114 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Windshield Washer Fluid Windshield Wiper/Washer Check the level of fluid in the windshield washer tank. In addition, spray windshield washer fluid and operate the windshield wipers to check for any areas that are not being properly wiped. At this time, also check the spraying condition of the washer fluid.
  • Page 721 6-115 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Windshield Wiper Blades Daily Checks Spray windshield washer fluid and then operate the windshield wipers to check for any poorly wiped areas. In addition, confirm that the functions operate normally. NOTE [For flat blade type] • When the power mode is "OFF" (models with passive entry and start system) or the starter switch is in the "LOCK"...
  • Page 722 6-116 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE [Flat blade types] • The wipers are stored under the engine hood. Do not forcibly pull them out from under the hood manually. If you do, the wipers could be damaged. To stand the wiper arms up, first switch them to the service position. Switching to the Service Position → Refer to page 6-118 Switching to the Normal Position...
  • Page 723 6-117 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Installation 1. Attach the wiper blade to the arm. 2. Slide the wiper blade in the direction of the arrow. RTUL60SH006901 3. Push the tab in. ADVICE • Do not lower the wiper arm with its blade removed;...
  • Page 724 6-118 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Wiper Blade Replacement (Flat Blade Type) To replace the wiper blade, switch the Service position wiper in the service position. ADVICE • Check that the engine hood is securely closed. Engine Hood → Refer to page 6-11 Switching to the Service Position 1.
  • Page 725 6-119 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Removal Raise the wiper arms up off the windshield. Press the lock button and slide the wiper blade in the direction of the arrow to remove it from the wiper arm. Lock button RTUL60SH009701 Installation 1. Slide the wiper blade in the direction of the arrow until you hear a clicking sound.
  • Page 726 6-120 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 2. Confirm that the lock button is seated inside the hole position. ADVICE • Do not lower the wiper arm with its blade removed; the windshield glass may be scratched. Lock button • Whenever a wiper blade has been attached, ensure that it is locked into place.
  • Page 727 6-121 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Replacement of Wiper Rubber Insert (Design Blade Type) Removal 1. Remove the wiper blade from the wiper arm. Pull 2. Pull the wiper rubber insert in the direction indicated by the arrow and extract it from the wiper blade. Installation 1.
  • Page 728 6-122 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Lights Inspecting Operation of Lights Switch the power mode to "ON" (models with passive entry and start system) or turn the starter switch to the "ON" position (models without passive entry and start system), and then check the way in which the headlights, turn signal lights, other exterior lights, and interior lights come on or flash.
  • Page 729 If it is demisted minutes after the light is turned on, things are normal. • Be sure to adjust the headlight aim to prevent other drivers from becoming blinded. Have the headlight aim adjusted at the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 730 • Vanity mirror lights Lights Which the User Can Replace We recommend having a Mazda Dealer replace bulbs because there is a risk of components being damaged. However, regarding the lights whose replacement procedures are described in the owner's manual, it is possible for the user to replace the bulbs.
  • Page 731 We recommend that both be changed at the same time. NOTE • If the bulb has not blown out, the fault may be in the wiring. Have your vehicle inspected/serviced at your Mazda Dealer as soon as possible. Bulb Wattage → Refer to page 6-126...
  • Page 732 21 W License plate light High mounted stop light Map lights Interior Dome light 10 W Vanity mirror light : Type 1 : Type 2 NOTE • Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer when replacing lights that are not listed here.
  • Page 733 6-127 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Replacing the Lights (Exterior Lights) Turn Signal Light Bulbs (Front Fender Mounted Type) 1. While sliding the turn signal light (front fender mounted type) toward the front of the vehicle, slide and then pull it to expose the rear part of the light. Disengage the clip on the side of the rear of the light from the fender panel.
  • Page 734 Rear Combination Light Bulbs NOTE • If the stop and tail light bulb is an LED specification, have the stop and tail light bulb replaced at a Mazda Dealer. 1. Open the tailgate. Remove the 2 screws. Remove the rear combination lights. Screw 2.
  • Page 735 6-129 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 3. Pull out the bulb from the socket. 4. Insert a new bulb into the socket. 5. Insert the socket and turn it clockwise to lock it securely. ADVICE • If the socket is not locked securely, water could get inside the light and lead to a malfunction.
  • Page 736 6-130 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE License Plate Light Bulbs 1. Push the clip on the back of the license plate light towards "A" to release the lock. 2. When the clip lock has been released, push the clip to remove the license plate light.
  • Page 737 6-131 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 4. Pull out the bulb from the socket. 5. Insert a new bulb into the socket. 6. Insert the socket and turn it clockwise to lock it securely. 7. Insert the license plate light lock into the bumper panel or cargo panel.
  • Page 738 6-132 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Replacing the Lights (Interior Lights) Dome Light Bulb 1. Use a flat-head screwdriver or similar tool to remove the lens. Remove the bulb. 2. To install the lights, follow the removal procedure in reverse. Bulb Lens Map Light Bulbs 1.
  • Page 739 6-133 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Handling the Battery DANGER • Usage or charging of the battery when the battery fluid is below the lower level line can accelerate deterioration and give rise to dangerous situations such as the generation of heat and even explosion. •...
  • Page 740 • If the battery fluid level continues to drop at an unusually fast rate, have an inspection carried out immediately by the nearest Mazda Dealer. NOTE • In models that can close the driver's window in automatic mode, when the battery has been reconnected, perform the following initialization settings in order to operate the driver's power window properly.
  • Page 741 6-135 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Battery Handling Precautions Keep the battery clean. If the battery is left in a dirty condition, contaminants can get mixed into the battery fluid, the battery plates can be damaged, short circuits can occur on the top surface of the battery and the battery's service life can be reduced. When Performing Inspection or Models with passive entry and start Maintenance...
  • Page 742 6-136 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Disconnecting the Battery Cables When the battery is to be removed, disconnect the battery cables. 1. Switch the power mode to "OFF" Negative terminal (models with passive entry and start Battery terminal system) or turn the starter switch to the "LOCK"...
  • Page 743 6-137 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Removing the Battery 1. Remove the fixing bolts and holder Bolt that secure the battery in place. 2. Remove the battery from the vehicle. Holder Bolt Charging the Battery 1. Place the battery to a location with RTUL60SH011101 good ventilation and take off the battery caps.
  • Page 744 6-138 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Installing the Battery 1. Install the battery. Ensure that the Bolt battery is oriented correctly and placed so as to be seated correctly without any looseness. 2. Install the holder and fixing bolts. Holder Bolt Connecting the Battery Cables Positive terminal When connecting the battery cables, start RTUL60SH011101...
  • Page 745 Using the Battery as a Direct Power Source The battery should not be used as a direct source of 12 V power. If your battery must be used as a direct power source, please consult with your Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 746 In winter months in particular, battery fluid can freeze and damage the battery case if you fail to recharge the battery. • If the battery fluid level continues to drop at an unusually fast rate, have an inspection carried out immediately by the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 747 If there are cracks at the terminal, have inspection and replacement performed at a Mazda Dealer. 2. If a terminal is found to be corroded and coated in white powder, wash this away with warm water and then wipe fully dry.
  • Page 748 When refrigerant must be replaced, therefore, please contact your Mazda Dealer or other service facility equipped with a gas recovery installation system. Air Conditioning Filter Replace the air conditioning filter periodically.
  • Page 749 6-143 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE ● Exterior Maintenance 6-144 ● Interior Maintenance 6-148...
  • Page 750 6-144 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Exterior Maintenance Washing If the vehicle is operated with foreign material adhering to the exterior, this material may react chemically with paint or plating, resulting in staining, discoloration, rusting or corrosion of components. Also, the material may become trapped within mechanical components, adversely affecting their functions or forming an aerodynamic resistance.
  • Page 751 6-145 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WARNING • When cleaning the bottom of the vehicle or chassis, be careful so as to prevent burns and injuries. The area around the engine, diesel particulate defuser (DPD), muffler, and exhaust pipe are extremely hot immediately after vehicle operation, so wait until the vehicle has cooled down before cleaning.
  • Page 752 6-146 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE ADVICE (Continued) • Ensure that all detergent is fully washed and wiped away. Particularly in the case of strong alkaline detergents (typically those for industrial uses), there is a danger that hairline cracks can develop in lighting-cluster lenses if the vehicle is operated without detergent being fully wiped away.
  • Page 753 Windshield Care If not fully cleaned by the windshield wipers, the windshield should be cleaned using Mazda genuine glass cleaner. CAUTION • For models with the automatic windshield wiper, be sure to set the windshield wiper switch to the "OFF"...
  • Page 754 6-148 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE NOTE • For models with the automatic windshield wiper, do not use any water repellent coating agents on the windshield. Otherwise, the rain and light sensor cannot accurately sense rain and the automatic windshield wiper may not operate properly.
  • Page 755 6-149 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE CAUTION • Do not use organic solvents such as mineral oil, benzine, thinner, or gasoline, nor acid or alkaline solvents or fatty acid ester. Failure to observe this precaution can result in discoloration, staining, or damage. It should be noted that certain types of cleaning products contain these compounds.
  • Page 756 • Do not disassemble the seat belt mechanism in order to remove any foreign material or objects that may have entered the buckle. Instead, arrange for inspection and maintenance to be carried out by your Mazda Dealer. Cleaning a Seat Belt's Fold-back Fitting Portion 1.
  • Page 757 In this case, arrange for inspection and maintenance to be carried out by your Mazda Dealer. • If the belt is not winding and unwinding correctly, or if inspection reveals problems such as...
  • Page 758 NOTE • Regarding the purchase of leather seat care products (cleaners, etc.), please contact your Mazda Dealer. 1. Remove any dust and sand with a vacuum cleaner or a brush. 2. Wipe off stains using a soft cloth moistened with a diluted detergent (consisting of neutral detergent for wool diluted to about 5%).
  • Page 759 6-153 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE DATA ● Inspection and Maintenance 6-154...
  • Page 760 Maintenance Schedule To drive your vehicle safely and at minimum cost, it is essential to have your vehicle regularly inspected and serviced at your Mazda Dealer as per the specified maintenance schedule. Contact your Mazda Dealer for inspection that requires disassembly and/or special equipment.
  • Page 761 Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months 6-59 concentration Initial 160,000 km (99,000 miles) or 96 months Every 80,000 km (49,000 miles) or 48 months (When Mazda genuine coolant is used.) Engine coolant 6-60 Every 24 months (When Mazda recommended coolant is used.)
  • Page 762 6-156 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Service Service interval (Odometer reading or months, Reference Service item content whichever comes first) page * [A/T] Automatic Every 120,000 km (74,000 miles) or 72 months 6-110 transmission fluid [A/T] Automatic Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months ―...

  • Page 763: Shock Absorbers For Oil Leakage I

    6-157 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Service Service interval (Odometer reading or months, Reference Service item content whichever comes first) page Parking brake lever travel Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months 6-81 Parking brake cables for looseness or damage and Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months ―...

  • Page 764: Marks: Under Severe Driving Conditions, Additional Maintenance Is Required

    Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months 6-60 concentration Initial 160,000 km (99,000 miles) or 96 months Every 80,000 km (49,000 miles) or 48 months (When Mazda genuine coolant is used.) Engine coolant 6-59 Every 24 months (When Mazda recommended coolant is used.)
  • Page 765 6-159 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Service Service interval (Odometer reading or months, Reference Service item content whichever comes first) page Propeller shaft loose Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months ― connections * Propeller shaft universal joints and splines for Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months ―...
  • Page 766 6-160 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Service Service interval (Odometer reading or months, Reference Service item content whichever comes first) page Suspension mount for Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months ― looseness or damage Shock absorbers for oil Every 10,000 km (6,000 miles) or 12 months ―...

  • Page 767: Service Interval (Odometer Reading Or Months, Whichever Comes First)

    6-161 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Maintenance Schedule for Severe-condition Operations (Models without DPD) Driving condition A: Repeated short trips B: Driving on rough roads C: Driving on dusty roads D: Driving in extremely cold weather and/or on salted roads E: Towing trailer or climbing mountain frequently Service item Service interval Condition...
  • Page 768 6-162 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Maintenance Schedule for Severe-condition Operations (Models with DPD) Driving condition A: Repeated short trips B: Driving on rough roads C: Driving on dusty roads D: Driving in extremely cold weather and/or on salted roads E: Towing trailer or climbing mountain frequently F: Continuous driving in low speed and/or with a low load G: Frequently turning the engine off during DPD regeneration Service item...
  • Page 769 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Recommended Fluids, Lubricants and Diesel Fuels It is extremely important to select correct lubricants and diesel fuels so that your Mazda vehicle demonstrates its full performance over the years. Top up the lubricants in accordance with the Maintenance Schedule specified for your vehicle. Use the Mazda genuine lubricants or those recommended in the list below.
  • Page 770 ADVICE [Lubrication for manual transmission] • It is recommended to use Mazda genuine oil "BESCO MTF". If a manual transmission oil other than Mazda genuine oil "BESCO MTF" is used, there may be differences in the transmission noise, shift feeling, and fuel efficiency, depending on the characteristics of the oil and/or the operating conditions.
  • Page 771 6-165 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE GRADE LUBRICATION MAKE BRAND ACEA JASO ISUZU BESCO SHIFT ON THE FLY (75W-90) GL-5 ― ― Tranself Syn FE (75W-90) GL-5/MT-1 ― ― Front differential ExxonMobil Delvac 1 Gear Oil (75W-90) GL-5/MT-1 ― ― Shell Spirax S6 AXME (75W-90) GL-5/MT-1 ―...
  • Page 772 Glacelf Auto Supra TotalEnergies Coolelf Auto Supra -37°C *: Mazda genuine coolant Use Mazda recommended coolant, or ISUZU ENGINEERING STANDARD-MATERIAL ISC-C73-004 (Ethylene glycol based Organic Acid Technology (OAT) Extended Life Antifreeze/Coolant and free of nitrites, amines, borates, silicates.) or equivalent. ADVICE •...
  • Page 773 6-167 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE WARNING • Open the fuel tank filler cap slowly. If you open it quickly, the fuel tank pressure may cause fuel to spurt out. • Use diesel fuel that is specified by the relevant vehicle emission standards. For specified diesel fuel, check "Recommended Fluids, Lubricants and Diesel Fuels".
  • Page 774 6-168 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE Refueling Using Fuels that Contain Biodiesel Fuel (Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (FAME)) • You can use standard type diesel fuels that meet EN590 - B.E.2556. A standard type diesel fuel means the fuel that contains biodiesel fuel (FAME) which meets EN14214 - B.E.2556.
  • Page 775 Quality Control of Diesel fuel B.E 2562". High-speed biodiesel (B20) must distribute through standard petrol stations only. When using high-speed biodiesel (B20), be sure to have the vehicle inspected periodically at your Mazda Dealer. • High-speed biodiesel (B20) may reduce vehicle acceleration and driving performance.
  • Page 776 1: When starting aids (oil pan heater, block heater, etc.) are used, grade 10W-xx oils can be used at an ambient temperature as low as -30°C (-22°F). 2: Use is possible at ambient temperatures of up to 45°C (113°F) in the case of Mazda genuine oils or other recommended oils of grade xxW-30.
  • Page 777 86°F 113°F 1: Use is possible at ambient temperatures of up to 45°C (113°F) in the case of Mazda genuine oils of grade xxW-30. GEAR OIL (front and rear axle) VISCOSITY CHART GEAR OIL (front and rear axle) VISCOSITY GRADE - AMBIENT TEMPERATURE...
  • Page 778 6-172 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE...

  • Page 779: In Case Of Emergency

    IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ● Troubleshooting ● When the Electronic Key Battery Goes Flat ● Emergency Engine Stopping (Models with Passive Entry 7-10 and Start System) ● Emergency Engine Starting (Models with Passive Entry 7-11 and Start System) ● When the Vehicle Breaks Down during Driving 7-12 ●...
  • Page 780 Mazda Dealer. ADVICE • Any item for which there is a in the "Corrective action" column requires repairs and adjustments. Contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 781 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Reference Symptom Cause Corrective action page Flat battery Recharge or replace 7-16 After repairing corroded Battery terminals detached, section, connect the 6-141 loose or corroded terminals firmly Starter ground wire After repairing corroded terminal detached, loose section, connect the ―...
  • Page 782 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Reference Symptom Cause Corrective action page Fuel filter is clogged ― Engine starts, but Air cleaner is clogged Clean or replace element 6-69 immediately stops Common rail system is ― faulty There is water or air in the Drain water from fuel filter 6-71 Unsteady engine...

  • Page 783: Reference Page

    IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Reference Symptom Cause Corrective action page Parking brake not fully Make sure it is fully ― released released Brake dragging ― Clutch slipping (manual ― transmission model) Air cleaner is clogged Clean or replace element 6-69 Not enough engine power Fuel filter is clogged...
  • Page 784 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Reference Symptom Cause Corrective action page Insufficient clutch fluid Add fluid 6-109 Clutch disengages poorly (manual Excessive clutch pedal ― transmission model) free play Insufficient transmission oil ― From the transmis- Transmission inner ― sion components faulty Insufficient differential gear ―...
  • Page 785 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When the Electronic Key Battery Goes Flat If switching the power mode and/or starting the engine using the passive entry and start system becomes impossible due to the electronic key battery goes flat, it is possible to switch the power mode and/or start the engine by putting the electronic key close to the engine start/stop button.
  • Page 786 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY 2. Put the electronic key near the engine start/stop button while the engine start/stop button indicator light is flashing (within 10 seconds). 3. The buzzer sounds and the flashing of the engine start/stop button indicator light will change from fast to slow and the procedure for starting the engine will be displayed in the MID.
  • Page 787 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTE • The electronic key contains an immobilizer transponder chip, and it can be used to start the engine and change the power mode. • After the engine start/stop button indicator light goes out, it is not possible to start the engine or change the power mode if more than approximately 10 seconds...
  • Page 788 7-10 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Emergency Engine Stopping (Models with Passive Entry and Start System) The engine can be stopped while the vehicle is in motion by performing the following operation: • Continue pushing the engine start/ stop button for 3 seconds or more. •...
  • Page 789 15 seconds or more. NOTE • Perform the emergency engine starting procedure within 5 minutes of the switching the power mode to "ACC". • When the engine does not start, contact your nearest Mazda Dealer as soon as possible.
  • Page 790 7-12 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When the Vehicle Breaks Down during Driving 1. Operate the hazard warning flasher and pull the vehicle immediately over to a safe place that does not impede traffic (shoulder, verge). Place the triangle reflectors to alert other traffic to the presence of your vehicle.
  • Page 791 7-13 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When the Tire Goes Flat When the tire gets flat while driving, avoid hard braking, hold on to the steering wheel firmly and stop the vehicle. The tire should be changed on a flat space to prevent obstructing other vehicles or pedestrians.
  • Page 792 Then, promptly pull the vehicle over to a safe location and inspect its condition. If the engine does not start, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. WARNING RTUL70SH000701 • Vehicle operations will change, so stop the vehicle in a safe place with the following in mind.
  • Page 793 After stopping the vehicle, immediately contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. CAUTION • It is very dangerous to suddenly pull the parking brake lever all the way while moving at high speed.
  • Page 794 • Never let the clips come into contact with one another when connecting the cables. • Ask the nearest Mazda Dealer to recharge the battery. • Do not disconnect a battery terminal with the engine running. It could cause a breakdown in the electrical system.
  • Page 795 7-17 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY 3. Connect the jumper cables in the numbered sequence in the drawing. 4. After connecting the cables, start the engine of the vehicle with the booster battery. Slightly rev up the engine of the vehicle with the booster battery and start the engine of the disabled vehicle.
  • Page 796 7-18 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY NOTE • When it is difficult to start the engine in a cold location, after connecting the jumper cables, start the engine of the vehicle with the booster batteries. Wait a few minutes before starting the engine of the disabled vehicle. When the Fuel Runs Out Models with MID When the fuel runs out, air will enter the...
  • Page 797 7-19 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Bleeding the Fuel System 1. Operate the priming pump up and down to perform air bleeding. Repeatedly operate the priming pump up and down until its operational force Priming pump becomes strong. 2. Without depressing the accelerator pedal, start the engine.
  • Page 798 • If the fan belt is loose, adjust the tension. • If there is no abnormality in the fan belt/accessory belt, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Fan Belt/Air Conditioning Compressor Belt/Accessory Belt → Refer to page 6-66 CAUTION • Do not drive the vehicle when the warning light is on. The battery can be...
  • Page 799 Mazda Dealer. 4. When the oil level is normal and the oil filter is not clogged, but there are oil leaks, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Engine Oil → Refer to page 6-22 CAUTION • Do not drive the vehicle when the warning light is on. It could damage the engine.
  • Page 800 Safety the engine and contact the nearest zone RTUL70SH006701 Mazda Dealer. Should this happen, do not open the engine hood as you may be scalded by hot water that Engine overheat warning light could possibly blow out.
  • Page 801 7-23 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY WARNING • Even when the engine has been stopped, the engine coolant in the radiator remains under pressure. Immediately removing the radiator cap could cause steam or hot water to blow out, and you could be scalded as a result. The engine coolant in the reserve tank may also be hot.
  • Page 802 7-24 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When the Light Does Not Come On If the exterior light or interior light does not come on, refer to chapter 6. Lights → Refer to page 6-122 Replacing the Fuses and Relays When the lights will not come on or flash, or the equipment in the electrical system does not operate, check to see if a fuse has blown.
  • Page 803 7-25 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Removal method Removing the Small Article Storage Pocket Pull the small article storage pocket towards you to open it. While in the open position, pull it up until it unlocks from the hinge to remove it. To install the small article storage pocket, perform the removal procedure in reverse.
  • Page 804 7-26 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Replacing Fuses 1. Before replacing fuses, be sure to Fuse switch the power mode to "OFF" (models with passive entry and start system) or turn the starter switch to the "LOCK" position (models without passive entry and start system) and pull back on the parking brake lever.
  • Page 805 - To start the engine, follow the normal engine starting procedure after switching the power mode once to "OFF". If the check system warning light continues to be displayed even after performing the above procedures, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer. Starting the Engine → Refer to page Replacing Relays When replacing the relays, contact the nearest Mazda Dealer.
  • Page 806 7-28 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When Driving on Bad Roads If the vehicle gets stuck in mud, depressing the accelerator pedal more than necessary will simply dig the vehicle deeper into the mud and make it harder to extricate. Either put stones, tree branches or blankets under the tires to gain traction or repeatedly drive forward and backward to use the vehicle's...
  • Page 807 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY Towing To move a disabled vehicle, it is best to rely on the nearest Mazda Dealer or someone in the wrecker or tow vehicle business. If that is not possible, follow these procedures. When towing, use appropriate equipment and comply with local legal requirements.
  • Page 808 7-30 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When Towed WARNING • Before towing, make sure that the towing hook is in good condition and that the fixing bolts are tightened properly. CAUTION • Whenever possible, tow a vehicle with the engine started. If the engine is not started: - The brakes will not be as effective;...
  • Page 809 7-31 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ADVICE • Whenever possible, transport the vehicle with all wheels off the ground using a flatbed truck, etc. If you cannot avoid towing the vehicle with the front wheels/ rear wheels/all wheels on the ground, tow at a speed of 30 km/h (19 MPH) or less and a towing distance within 80 km (50 miles).
  • Page 810 7-32 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY All Four Wheels On Ground When it is possible to operate the steering wheel, the vehicle can be towed with all wheels on the ground. However, the power steering will not be able to provide any power assist when the engine cannot be started.
  • Page 811 7-33 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY 4. During towing, carefully watch the stop lights of the towing vehicle in order to prevent the rope from becoming slack. Tow the vehicle gently, ensuring that there are no strong impacts or lateral forces applied to the vehicle. Front Wheels Off the Ground For manual transmission vehicles, place the gearshift lever in the "N"...
  • Page 812 7-34 IN CASE OF EMERGENCY When Towing 1. Firmly attach a rope to the front towing hook on the same side. 2. During towing, tow the vehicle gently ensure that there is no strong shock or lateral force applied to the vehicle. ADVICE •...

  • Page 813: Main Data

    MAIN DATA ● Main Data and Specifications ● Others 8-10...
  • Page 814 MAIN DATA Main Data and Specifications Engine 4JJ3 Engine Model Specifications Water-cooled, overhead camshaft, direct injection engine with an inter-cooled turbocharger Compression ratio (to 1) 16.3 Displacement cc (cu. in) 2,999 (183) Firing order 1-3-4-2 Fuel injection timing Electronic control Valve clearance (Between cam and roller) mm (in) Both inlet and exhaust valves:...
  • Page 815 MAIN DATA RZ4E Engine Model Specifications Water-cooled, overhead camshaft, direct injection engine with an inter-cooled turbocharger Compression ratio (to 1) Models with DPD: 15.9 Models without DPD: 16.5 Displacement cc (cu. in) 1,898 (115.8) Firing order 1-3-4-2 Fuel injection timing Electronic control Valve clearance (Between cam and roller) No adjustments needed...
  • Page 816 MAIN DATA Service Specifications TFR40 Model Engine Model 4JJ3-TCX Engine oil capacity Engine coolant capacity Refer to page 8-2 Rear axle Differential gear oil capacity [Reference value] liters (US gal./Imp gal.) 2.2 (0.58/0.48) Fuel Fuel tank capacity [Reference value] liters (US gal./Imp gal.) 76 (20.1/16.7) Steering Steering wheel free play...
  • Page 817 MAIN DATA Wheel Wheel alignment : Toe-in mm (in) Refer to the table 1 : Camber (degree) 0° : Caster (degree) 2WD High-Ride: 3°20´ : King pin (degree) 12°30´ Service brakes Brake pedal free play Refer to page 6-78 Brake pedal height Refer to page 6-78 Clearance between the brake pedal and the floor Refer to page 6-78...
  • Page 818 MAIN DATA TFS40 Model Engine Model 4JJ3-TCX Engine oil capacity Engine coolant capacity Refer to page 8-2 Rear axle With differential lock model: 2.1 (0.55/0.46) Differential gear oil capacity [Reference value] liters (US gal./Imp gal.) Without differential lock model: 2.2 (0.58/0.48) Front axle Differential gear oil capacity [Reference value] liters (US gal./Imp gal.)
  • Page 819 MAIN DATA Wheel Wheel alignment : Toe-in mm (in) Refer to the table 1 : Camber (degree) 0° : Caster (degree) 3°20´ : King pin (degree) 12°30´ Service brakes Brake pedal free play Refer to page 6-78 Brake pedal height Refer to page 6-78 Clearance between the brake pedal and the floor Refer to page 6-78...
  • Page 820 MAIN DATA TFR87 Model Engine Model RZ4E-TC Engine oil capacity Engine coolant capacity Refer to page 8-3 Rear axle Differential gear oil capacity [Reference value] liters (US gal./Imp gal.) 2.2 (0.58/0.48) Fuel Fuel tank capacity [Reference value] liters (US gal./Imp gal.) 76 (20.1/16.7) Steering Steering wheel free play...
  • Page 821 MAIN DATA Wheel Wheel alignment : Toe-in mm (in) 0 (0) : Camber (degree) 0° : Caster (degree) 2WD High-Ride: 3°20´ : King pin (degree) 12°30´ Service brakes Brake pedal free play Refer to page 6-78 Brake pedal height Refer to page 6-78 Clearance between the brake pedal and the floor Refer to page 6-78 Parking brake...
  • Page 822 Hereby, Hella GmbH & Co. KGaA declares that the radio equipment type RS4 is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of EU declaration of conformity is available at the following Internet address:www.hella.com/MAZDA • Technical information: - Frequency range:24.05 - 24.25 GHz - Transmission power:20 dBm(maximum) EIRP •...

  • Page 823: Index

    INDEX Accessory Socket 5-27 Carrying Children 2-25 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) 4-261 Cautions for Driving in Cold Regions 2-64 Advanced Blind Spot Monitor (ABSM) 4-195 Cautions for Driving in Hot Regions 2-63 Air Cleaner 6-69 Center Console Box 5-34 Air Conditioning System 6-142 Changing Tires 6-99...
  • Page 824 INDEX Electronic Braking force Distribution (EBD) Handling the Battery 6-133 4-171 Handling the Jack 6-94 Electronic Stability Control (ESC) 4-172 Handling the Radiator and Intercooler 6-64 Emergency Engine Starting (Models with Hazard Warning Flasher Switch 4-129 Passive Entry and Start System) 7-11 Head Up Display 4-58...
  • Page 825 4-130 Manual Transmission 4-150 Rear Vision Camera 5-41 Manually Operated Windows 3-50 Rear Window Defogger Switch 4-145 Mazda Genuine Oils and Grease Remote Control Mirror Switch 4-143 Mirrors 3-65 Replacing the Fuses and Relays 7-24 Multi-Collision Brake (MCB) 4-187 Retractable Power Mirror Switch...
  • Page 826 When the Tire Goes Flat 7-13 When the Vehicle Breaks Down during Driving 7-12 When the Warning Light Comes On 7-21 When to Visit Your Mazda Dealer 2-77 Windshield Washer Fluid 6-114 Windshield Wiper and Windshield Washer Switch 4-136 Windshield Wiper Blades...
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  • Page 833 8JZ6 Form No. 8LY8-EE-23GT Thailand...

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