Welcome to our new section
February-14th-2006, 02:09 AM
#1
The man behind the mask
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Location: Birmingham, AL
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Welcome to our new section
Mazda Service Info is a new section I'm making to help the spread of knowledge to us owners who wish to be "in the loop".
"Snap-on" is a mazda service manager and really wants to help grow the community. Because of his ability to provide us with current info and his obvious experience with our vehicles I'm making him the moderator of this section. It'll be used as a tech section to store and catalog various recalls, warranty issues and dealership updates.
This is yet another forum asset.
Let's all thank him for his time and willingness to share with us when others do not extend their hand to our communities.
"Snap-on" is a mazda service manager and really wants to help grow the community. Because of his ability to provide us with current info and his obvious experience with our vehicles I'm making him the moderator of this section. It'll be used as a tech section to store and catalog various recalls, warranty issues and dealership updates.
This is yet another forum asset.
Let's all thank him for his time and willingness to share with us when others do not extend their hand to our communities.
Last edited by snap-on; February-14th-2006 at 08:13 AM.
February-14th-2006, 02:10 PM
#3
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Location: STL MO
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Yea, good idea ...
Hey, since snap-on is a Mazda service manager, you think he'd be interested in 'running' the same type of forum on www.rx8club.com ... and in the near future when I get the Mazda 6 forum up and running?
Hey, since snap-on is a Mazda service manager, you think he'd be interested in 'running' the same type of forum on www.rx8club.com ... and in the near future when I get the Mazda 6 forum up and running?
February-15th-2006, 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by BOOSTD 7
Yea, good idea ...
Hey, since snap-on is a Mazda service manager, you think he'd be interested in 'running' the same type of forum on www.rx8club.com ... and in the near future when I get the Mazda 6 forum up and running?
Hey, since snap-on is a Mazda service manager, you think he'd be interested in 'running' the same type of forum on www.rx8club.com ... and in the near future when I get the Mazda 6 forum up and running?
http://www.rx8club.com/member.php?u=8824
February-15th-2006, 07:44 PM
#6
The man behind the mask
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hahaha! yeah www.rx8club.com www.rx7club.com are also owned by Ryan "boostd7"...as-is RX Tuner magazine!
August-17th-2006, 11:26 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Tampa,Fl
Posts: 4,150
Originally Posted by radrandy911
Hey I just got a new mazda 3 and I want to know whare to find the spark pluggs at?
wrong section for this question, but they would be under the plastic engine cover on the cam cover....I believe you will see 2 wires with boots and 2 coil packs bolted to the cam cover
December-14th-2006, 12:17 PM
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I am trying to replace the wheel bearings on my wife's '03 P5.
Any tricks or tips to remove the wheel hub locknut?!! I just can't seem to break it free.
If there is a thread on this would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Rick h
Any tricks or tips to remove the wheel hub locknut?!! I just can't seem to break it free.
If there is a thread on this would appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Rick h
December-14th-2006, 01:14 PM
#12
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Cedar Falls, Iowa
Posts: 2,315
I'm a scrawny 140 lbs. and I managed to do it with a long enough pole. A strong breaker bar, and a 4 ft. hollow steel pole will do the trick. With a big enogh lever, you can get enough force to lift/break free just about anything ...
