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Now that is an answer I like. Thanks!

That I am not sure about.

No they do not. I tried them on my 2013 3.

FS: OEM Roof Rack Rails These are the OEM roof rails that were on the 5 when we bought it. The end caps have mild scratches. Used mostly for decoration. Only on the car a few times. I have 2 sets of keys and all the bolts. Asking $130 with free shipping. List Date: 11/25/2013 For more info...

Turned out to be the coil in the clutch burned up. Replaced it and it works great again. Found a company in Florida that sells the clutch assembly for $99.

I recently paid six some dollars for mine recently from the dealer.

I will definitely be trying this when I get home from work today. Thank you!

My first stop was with the air conditioning guy. He evacuated the system and then put the proper amount in. All with the proper gauges and equipment. We then turned on the car and tried the a/c. Did not work. He tested everything he could with his test light. Crawled under the car and...

Is it safe for myself to jump the clutch? That is a really expensive part. Don't want to damage it.

Now that is really helpful. We never tried jumping the clutch. Your link takes me to rockmelt? Tried it again and it went to the FSM. But won't download because I am at work. Will try again at home.

The mechanic I took it to does not know what this switch is. Said I would need Mazda's computer to get the manufacturers code to say what it is.

This is on my 2006 Mazda 5. The air conditioner stopped working. Went to the air specialist in my area. Determined the compressor is not getting power to it. Then went to the local garage and had their computer put on it. Came up as a SCCS switch stuck open. This is causing the power to...

Recently had the drivers side wheel bearing replaced. While driving it home I could hear a constant squeaking noise. The sound is identical to the squeaking that speedometers in older cars would make. When I use the brake, it stops. When I accelerate, the noise quickens. Went back to the...

Back from the dead! I have rotated the tires and still have that sound. Symptoms are even the same. Turn the wheel slightly to the left and it is whisper quiet. With the wheels straight and or moved to the right it growls. I can't possibly have had 2 bad bearings. What is the next bearing...

Time for a follow up on this. Bearing #2 installed yesterday. ABS light is now out and the cruise control is working. But I still have the noise. Going to rotate the tires again and see if that makes a difference.

I trust the mechanic I took it to. And he is on board for getting it fixed properly. I was doing more reading and found the magnetic strip is in the wheel bearing itself. I didn't buy my wheel bearing from Mazda. I bought a National brand from where I work (Advance Auto). I wonder is...

I do remove the wheel when I look down in the speed sensor hole. This is the diagram the FSM shows of the sensor.

Your image didn't work. I looked down through the holes of both front wheels last night. Both looked the same. Didn't see anything on either side that looked like "teeth". Will have to get both wheels off the ground and spin the hub in neutral until I see something.

You are referring to part number 1? And FSM is the factory service manual?