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Nasrallah wrote:Rainman wrote:170-175 to fill up premium, mostly highway runs, i get 510-520km. That includes 3 min warmup in the morning and afternoon (yes i know it may not be necessary but i'm ole' skool)
$170 gets me around 300km/400km mostly around town. 200/300km with "hard" driving.
Question: how often do you change the transmission fluid ?
My 2008 is doing around 33,000km (I don't drive often or far) I don't think it was ever changed by SS and since the warranty done I don't intend on going back.
Thanks
Rainman wrote:170-175 to fill up premium, mostly highway runs, i get 510-520km. That includes 3 min warmup in the morning and afternoon (yes i know it may not be necessary but i'm ole' skool)
polarized wrote:Hi all, i have a 2008 local 1.6 and i'm getting squeaking/crackling/groaning when accelerating and decelerating. My mechanic says it is the sub frame bushings going bad and he can pull down the frame and have it made since $$ says they don't sell the bushings alone.
Anybody have a similar experience? or who would you recommend to do the pull down and make up?
xNeXuSx wrote:Ok, so it's one of these. Probably the top...
Not sure where to get that, but it is easy to get for the 2010/11 model. You could probably try to find out if it's compatible.
homeboy wrote:Got her today!!
Rainman wrote:Hp1004 for the k&n, I use it right now with amsoil 10w30. The Oem filter is a bit small IMO.
Rainman wrote:homeboy wrote:Got her today!!
Nice!
First impressions?
Rainman wrote:I rented the 2.0 in Miami earlier this year, very nice. Damn you southern sales!
Rainman wrote:I rented the 2.0 in Miami earlier this year, very nice. Damn you southern sales!
homeboy wrote:Rainman wrote:homeboy wrote:Got her today!!
Nice!
First impressions?
Well i haven't till now driven it...hahaha...
My wife was a die hard Lancer fanatic but she was really impressed with this. Nice ride not to soft on the suspension but more firm, good response once you hit the gas, tiptronic pending review.........
features - sunroof, 4 wheel disks, indash 6 cd/mp3/ipod, telescopic steering, fogs, steering controls for music and car performance setup, rain sensitive wipers, inbuilt alarm/immobilizer, trunk release, Bose speaker system........
It's very compact, looks small but actually bigger than the older 3s......
Will see how it goes and post good or bad reviews later on......
dev51 wrote:Hey Guys, GF Mazda 3 threw a checklight. Did a diagnostic on it and got a P0037 code. Any idea where I can locate a new oxygen sensor to change it, or should i go to Southern Sales?
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