My light was never "blink blinky." I have not posted any statement that it was. Not sure where this is coming from.
The light stops blinking once you perform the initialization procedure or turn the ignition on and off. Again, what issue you are speaking of? I don't see a "problem." Again: A procedure may be "required" but have few immediately obvious consequences if not performed. I asked the initial question because i wanted to things right, not half-a**ed.
Can you please re-read the excerpt above from the service manual. I'm not sure but I think that's a bit of a more qualified authority than estimating how many people "post" in a forum as your source.
I respect that. I'm assuming a good alignment shop would probably perform this procedure if it's called for. On Mazdas specifically, the data is stored in memory that is cleared easily. That's pretty unique. I doubt customers would immediately notice the issue if the problem wasn't performed.
Is the excerpt from the service manual specifically addressing the need to do this procedure solely based on having disconnecting the battery? Or is the excerpt addressing some other part being replaced and having to do this procedure? You make it seem like whenever your disconnect the battery, you MUST perform this procedure or else you may have problems with traction control, blah blah blah. Why do the TSBs with fixes that require disconnecting the battery NOT include this procedure upon battery re-connection?