Go to your Mzd Connect settings for bluetooth. Go to Forget/Disconnect your phone.

Then reconnect all over again and see if it works.

Also, try to get your Mzd Display updated. Mine was older version, time to time also will restart for no reason

it can be buy by part. if you buy outside more murah.

They replaced steering intermediate shaft and front absorber top bearing/mounting.

Bro, don't go for the original tires, only Mazda SC has them and they're stupidly expensive around 350-380 ringgit. You can go for 195/55 R16, it fits ok on our rims. Can easily find this size around RM220-250 each.

Yea... 88k is very very god pricingg
Use Re003 or PS4

highly recommended.

i did not know where did you check the price. but i get mine for RM310 for RE003 and it is 215/45R17 size! in case you wondering the date of the tyre manufactured, it age 3 month when i bought it.
At DTM autotech sg. buloh. the price is last year tho.

Guys, between honda city, mazda 2 sedan n toyota vios, which one will give better performance in term of accelaration?
Is it true that i-stop could not switch off permanently?

Any1 installed child safety seat behind m2 back seat? I wonder it is me or our car back seat is real cramp.. Can't seems to fit in my car seat without sacrificing the front seat totally...

I just got mine recently from LYN seller dino89..I placed mine just next to the infotainment display..very solid build

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Hi, I know tires have been discussed before in this thread but I'm still in a dilemma now as it's almost time for me to change my tires. Also planning to change my rims. So it's still going to be 16 but 7jj instead. I know that 185/55 is going to give me a significant difference in diameter as well as speedo reading. From searching around, 205/55 seems like a better option but apparently cant find this size for sale. If I go 205/50 I know it's going to be too uncomfortable. Even 195/55 which is the best option is unavailable. Any ideas?

These are impossible to get. I think only service center carries them.

Yes, if you do outside, and somehow they did not tighten or do it properly and caused damage to any component related to it, SC won't entertain the warranty claim. You have to pursue lawsuit the shop which did it and get your compensation because they did not do it properly.

Normal driving style, the original tyre can last 80,000km-100,000km if nothing happens to it.

That 5 years/100,000km warranty is a double-edge sword, one way it forces you to do business with SC for warranty to remain intact, but at least you have a peace of mind for 5 years if you don't drive it that often.

I replaced my front bumper plus skirting, cost rm4200 complete in soul-red paint at Mazda Body&Paint workshop

There are many alternatives others and I found online, some looked similar in spec, don't know whether available locally or not.

I think the Century battery you found is not up to spec for i-Stop.

According to GS Yausa website,

http://www.gs-yuasa.com/us/products/index.html

The "ECO.R Long Life Series" (not the "ECO.R Series" as this model's "eco"ness comes from recycling old battery into new) picture shows Q-85 type battery, which is also labelled as 90D23L. So I assume, the first two numbers of the battery name in JIS notation must be 90 and above to be above Q-85 standard. 

Similarly, the Panasonic CAOS 100D23L battery and Bosch HTP 115D23L.

The Century battery you found is 55D23L, lower than the spec. The first set of number "55" could signifies the durability/performance of the battery under cycle charge. So, higher number means better durability for idle start stop cars, like i-Stop.

It is the magic battery manufacturers put in the design of the battery makes it more durable.

http://www.acdelco.com.au/PDFs/Catalogue_A...o_Batteries.pdf (page 54) model SQ85D23LEFB, it is JIS EFB type battery, similar to Bosch S5 series.

There are newer AGM battery, should performs better than EFB battery, but not sure what Bosch Japan model calls it or whether it can produce better performance than EFB type 90D23L or 80B24L, or any available AGM battery in D23L or B24L form.

AGM vs EFB battery:
http://www.duracell-automotive.com/en/prod...ew/extreme.html

So we should target 90D23L (Q-85) or 80B24L (N-55) and above battery, no matter what is the brand.

Hope my contribution helps you to find this type of battery locally, for Mazda 2, 3, and 6.

What is the price and where is your location. So long as there is Q-85 written on the battery and it says it is for stop-start vehicle, then it should be fine to use. From a compilation, battery price for Q-85 ranges from RM4XX to RM5XX, depends on location. Brands like Hankook, Varta, Koba, Hitachi, Amaron, etc. They are 90D23L. The Delkor 115D23L no idea on the price, I think only sell at SC. Don't take GS battery which need to fill up water, those I mentioned are maintenance free EFB battery.

mine 2 years plus now, about 30k.. still can use. Have you changed your tyres?