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I went with the Husky Mats. They completely cover the dead pedal.

My last 5 vehicles have had Fumoto valves. No issues and they make oil changes so much easier. I didn't use the adapter either and it works.

http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123823719-LED-DRL-s-amp-Yellow-Fogs

I picked up a bottle from the dealer for $7 and it looks nothing like whats in your link. Mine is a shorter 1 ounce bottle from Mazda.

This is one of the best filter tools I've owned. It works on my CX-5, truck, and tractors.

I was on the fence when I was researching cars last November. So glad I got my CX-5. One of the best car purchases I ever made.

Thanks but shipping is $10.71. I really wish someone made an aftermarket filter.

I'm trying to find a source for cabin filters. Aftermarket preferred as the OEM filters are $28! I did find out that the 2014 Mazda 6 uses the same filter as our beloved CX-5's. Any ideas?

Thanks for the pic. I ordered my mine w/ the adaptor as well. What are we going to do with all these extra adaptors?

I realized that I didn't include the video where you can hear the before and after. http://s48.photobucket.com/user/SharkinRN/media/Mobility/Mazda%20CX-5/Horn/CX-5-Horn.mp4.html

Most service writers have no clue about our vehicles. The SW at my dealership swears that the roof of the CX-5 is double walled steel to make it water proof.

I don't think there are different grades of clay bars. I use the Mother's clay bars and a friend uses Mequire's bars. There is no difference that I can tell.

I clay bar when needed. But I will never use a power polisher. Too much risk of screwing things up.

We had one chip which Safelite repaired when it was the size of a dime. After a month of cold/warm weather it cracked to over 12 inches. They replaced the windshield. No issues since.

That glass guy is wrong. Safelite did our windshield without any issues.

My manual (2013) doesn't specify Castrol, just 0/20. I picked up a case of Mazda's moly oil for $7/qt from my dealer.

Mine don't squeak and we've had 4 solid days of rain. $14 a pair is still way better than the prices that Auto Zone/Pep Boys are charging for 1 generic blade.

Costco has GoodYear wiper blades, $14 for a pair, made in USA as well.

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