Need to send the car for inspection first then they will highlight to you whats the problem and which spare part to be replaced. Very pro however the parts are imported item so have to wait a bit longer....overall good job

Maybe you want to try buying an audio cable and plug it into the AUX hole. AUX is just next to the USB ports at the middle hand rest

I tried usb ports oso.. they can recognize, but while playing music, it just keeps loading.. maybe the phone memory is too large for mzd to read..haha

Anyone facing wifi network connection problem? I cannot connect to my phone wifi hotspot..

I have actually run an android app Noise Meter in all three cars (Civic, Altis, Mazda 3) for city driving and highway drive(80km/h)

In fact, the differences in the average noise level the we all mentioned about is so close to one another that is nearly not noticeable by our ears. I guess its just the impression or image that we have.

I suggest you test drive and run the noise meter and see for yourself to justify....

Why would you want to connect to your phone 3G? Is it for the navigation?

since MZD connect got gps.... but r we able to locate the car in case gone missing?

For me, I just swap the two keys everyday. They're both wrapped in different coloured pouches.

If you really want to access the remote key battery, pls see the owner's manual pg 6-41.

Good news...it would be nice if you can get the info on what they actually did/what was replaced, and share it in this forum.
Moderator can even make it permanent.

Cheers,

I don't think so. It will need to connect to data and you need an app for it. This app doesn't exist for MZD Connect.

it's called : stopper bump..
Well at least that what it written by SC

it's called : stopper bump at the suspension..
Well at least that is what it written by SC





This post has been edited by ma3da: Jul 15 2015, 03:14 PM

Thanks ma3da, for the quick reply (and complete with photos to show us what it looks like
My M3 HS hasn't got any of the famous 'kriok2' sounds (yet :-) but it is nice to know it is solvable.

Cheers,

Thanks for sharing, for a moment i thought it was a toy or mashmallow. It's some sort of off-the-shelf solution and not produced by Mazda. Glad they found a permanent fix with this I believe. U tried pressing the material? Will it melt in our hot weather or hardened up after a few years from soaking car wash foam and rain water?

From the pics, it could have shortened the suspension and affect performance, do u feel any difference?

This post has been edited by Rick Federer: Jul 15 2015, 03:52 PM

To me it sounds like a spring creaking sound but not sure why water will bring it out.

My windscreen just Crack... anyone have the same problem ?

Stone hit?

Nope.. lucky insurance got cover

Found a new "problem"

whenever low gear n low speed.. around 40kmh.. car moving n release gas.. sound like lorry engine krekrekkrekrek.. when push gas pedal back that sound gone..low sound but often happen now

anyone have similar case?

I feel that the kriok kriok sound will be less if the tire pressure is good. When I receive the car, that sound is pretty persistent and the ride is harsh, then later I notice the tire pressure is not enough. But when the tire pressure is good, (i put 37, slightly more than recommended 36), the sound is less noticeable.