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Quick Tips 2005 Mazda6 page 24page 1

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This Quick Tips® guide is provided by Mazda North American

Operations to make your Mazdaownership experience more

convenient. It is not intended toreplace your Owner’s Manual.

If you have any questions about your vehicle, you are invited to

contact your local dealer. Or if you need additional help,

feel free to call our Customer Assistance Center

at 1-800-222-5500Monday through Friday,

9 a.m.- 4 :45 p.m., Pacific9 a.m.-5:45 p.m., Eastern/Central

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UnleadedGasoline87-octane minimum18-gallon/

68.0-liter tank

D R I V E R ’ S V I E W

1. Power window switches,see Switches

2. Power door locks, see Locks

3. Dual power mirrors,see Switches

4. Traction Control System, see Driving Tips

5. Air vents 6. Turn signal/lighting

control lever, see Driver Controls

7. Instrument panellighting, see Getting Started

8. Horn/Air bag 9. Wiper/washer control

lever, see Driver Controls10. Clock/set buttons,

see Getting Started11. Storage 12. Information display,

see Owner’s Manual

13. AMBAmbient temperature displayPush for more than three seconds to change betweencelsius and fahrenheit

14. Hazard warningswitch, Press on/off

15. Audio system, see Audio Systems

16. Climate control panel,see Climate Controls

17. Passenger air bag offindicator, see Seats

18. Gearshift lever (A/T)*, see Transmission

19. Cup holder20. Heated seats*,

see Trunk/Console21. Console,

see Trunk/Console22. Accessory socket

Getting StartedMazda6 Quick Tips® aredesigned to quickly familiarizeyou with some important features of your Mazda6

This Driver’s View tab is yourindex to the Quick Tips®, locatethe item you would like tolearn more about and thenturn to the listed tab

Be sure to see the tab calledGetting Started, this sectioncontains important operatingtips about your Mazda6

Items identified in blue textcall out important information

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Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

23. Parking brake lever,see Trunk/Console

24. Cruise control, see Getting Started

25. Tilt/telescopic steering-wheel lever,see Getting Started

26. Audio control switches, see Getting Started

27. Remote trunk release(Sedan only)Push to open trunk; mainswitch in glove box must beON, see Getting Started

28. Hood release handle29. Bottle holder

CAUTION: Use plastic bottleswith caps, cups may spillwhen door is closed

30. Remote fuel-doorrelease

Rear center position seat belt (Sport Wagon only)†To pull seat belt from ceiling recess (9): Slide tongues with fingerwhile moving downwardFastening seat belt: Tongue (10)and anchor (11) must be fastened,then slowly pull out lap/shoulderbelt (12) and insert tongue (13)into buckle (14) until click is heardUnfastening seat belt: Depressbuckle button to releaseStowing seat belt: Retract belt, puttongues (10) and (13) together, insert securely into recess (9)

G E T T I N G S T A R T E D


GettingStarted

GettingStarted


Cruise controlOperates above25 mphTo activate: Press and releaseON/OFF (1)

To set speed: Press and release SET/COAST (3) at desired speedTo accelerate: Press and holdRES/ACCEL (2); incremental acceleration: Press and release (2), each tap = plus 1 mphTo decelerate: Press and hold SET/COAST (3), release at desired speed;or tap brake pedal, press and release(3) at desired speed; incrementaldeceleration: Press and release (3), each tap = minus 1 mph To cancel: Tap brake pedal, clutchpedal (manual transaxle) or pressCANCEL button (4) or ON/OFF (1)Return to preset speed after

Remote keyless entry systemFunctions only with ignition in LOCK or ACC positionsTo lock doors: Press button(1); pressing again within 5 seconds causes doors to relock and horn to beepTo unlock: Press (2) for driver’s door; press again within 5 seconds to unlock other doorsTo open trunk: Press (4)Panic alarm: Press (3); hornsounds; to stop, press any buttonon the transmitter or turn ignition to ON position

CANCEL button or braking: Press and release RES/ACCEL button (2)Tip: Cruise control will not be canceled in Manual Modeduring gear changes

Steering-wheel audio controlsTo increase/decrease volume: Press (5)

Radio: Press (6) less than one second to select next preset station, press (6) more than onesecond to seek next stationCassette/CD/MD: Press (6) toselect next selection/trackPress (7) to select AM, FM 1, FM 2, Tape, CD and MD modePress (8) to mute

Tilt/telescopic steering-wheel leverPull lever (5) down to unlock column, position tilt angle and length of steering column positionWARNING: Do not adjust steering-wheel while driving

Instrument panellightingTo brighten/dim turnthumbwheel up/down

Remote trunk-lidrelease lock-out(Sedan only)Switch in ON position,

remote trunk release functionsnormal; OFF position disables system; located in glove box

ClockTo set: With ignition in ACC or ON position,press (A) and hold

until beep sounds; 12 hr/24hr will be displayed; press (B) toselect; press (A) again while selection is flashing: Hr ADJUSTdisplays; press (B) to select hr;press (A) when done, do the same to set minutes

†See Owner’s Manual

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21. Engine oil pressure warning light

22. Air bag readinessFront, side and curtain air bagmalfunction; warning light constantly flashes or stays onor never comes on with ignitionon, dealer inspection required

23. Door ajar24. Immobilizer system on,

see Locks25. Always fasten

safety belts26. Low washer fluid

level warning light*

7. Engine coolant temperature gaugeIf above normal range, stopvehicle and turn off engine,check coolant level when safe

14. Traction Control System,Light flashes when in use;dealer inspection required iflight remains on

15. Lights on** 16. Traction Control

System off,System turned off manually or malfunctioning; dealerinspection required

17. Low fuel18. Brake system

Parking brake on/low fluid level19. Check engine

Dealer inspection required20. Charging system

warning lightDealer inspection required

6. Odometer/tripmeterselectorPress to select among trip A,trip B, and odometerPress and hold to reset selectedtrip meter

WARNING LIGHTS8. Cruise control,

see Getting Started

9. Cruise Control Main Power On,see Getting Started

10. Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)ABS malfunction, normal brakesonly, dealer inspection required

11. Turn signals/hazardwarning on

12. Automatic transaxle indicatorDealer inspection required if light remains on

13. High beams on

CRUISEMAIN

CRUISE

GAUGES1. Tachometer 2. Speedometer3. Fuel gauge 4. Odometer/tripmeter5. Gear indicator*

Displays current gear of Sport AT

*Denotes optional equipment**If equipped with black-out meter

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D R I V E R C O N T R O L S


DriverControls

Switches


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Wiper/washer control leverIntermittent wiper: One click down To change interval speed:Rotate inner ring (1)Normal wiper speed: Two clicks downFast wiper speed: Three clicks downSingle wipe: Push stalk upWasher: Pull stalk back

Turn signal/lighting control leverOFF = Lights off

= Tail, parking and dashboard lights on: Rotate knob (1) to first notch

= Tail, parking, dashboardand headlights on: Rotate knob (1) to second notchHigh beams on/off: Push lever forward/pull back to detent

To flash high beams: Pull leverback slightly and releaseTurn signals right/left: move lever up/down

= Fog lights on: Rotate knob(2); functions only with headlight low beams onTip: Headlights switch off auto-matically within 30 seconds iflights are left on and switch isin lock position or key removed

Rear window wiper/washer(5-Door/Sport Wagon) To activate rear interval wiper:Rotate knob (2) up to INTTo activate rear normal speedwiper: Rotate knob (2) up to ONTo activate rear washer: Rotateknob (2) up for wiper/washer;down for washer only; release to stop

Power window switchesIgnition switch must be in ONpositionAll windows controlled from thedriver’s armrest; passenger doorshave separate switches

Driver’s window One-touch-down: Push down AUTO switch (3) firmly and release, window goes down all the way; pull switch backbriefly to stop; press lightly and hold for normal operationPassenger window switchesPush switch (4) down and hold to open; pull back and hold to closePower window lockoutswitchPress button (5) down until clicks,only driver’s window operates;press again and passenger windows function again


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Dual power mirrorsIgnition switch must be in ACC or ON positionSwitch is on driver’s doorTo adjust left/right mirror: Press selector switch (1) left/right,press switch (2) in direction ofdesired movementTip: To lock mirrors in place,move selector switch (1) to center position

Automatic transmission*P = ParkTo move gearshift from Park:Press firmly on brake pedalR = ReverseN = Neutral No gear engagedD (Overdrive)For normal driving: Shifts through all forward gears automatically

Manual transmission*Depress clutch pedalto start engine andchange gears

WARNINGS: Do not shift into1st above 20 mph or clutchfailure could occurResting your foot on clutchpedal while driving and usingthe clutch to hold your vehicleat a stand still while waitingon a hill may reduce clutch life

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Locks

Transmission


Lock

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KeyOperates ignition and all locksTip: Use key number plate to purchase new key; store in safe placeImmobilizer systemPrevents engine from runningunless coded key is used; seeOwner’s Manual

Liftgate(Sport Wagon)Liftgate islocked/unlockedvia power doorlock switch or

keyless entry transmitter; pull upon handle (1) to open liftgate

Child-safety locksLocated at the edge of rear doorsTo activate: Pull tab up; door opensfrom outside onlyTo cancel: Push tab downWARNING: Since children may access either rear door,child-safety locks for both reardoors should be activated

Power doorlocksMaster frontdoor lockswitches

To lock/unlock all doors and liftgate: Press bottom/top of switch (2) To lock doors without key: Withdoor open, press bottom of doorlock switch, exit car, close doorsTo unlock: Use key to unlock driver’sfront door, rotate key to counter-clockwise position for more thanone second to unlock other doorsManual door locksLock buttonTo lock: Press front of button (3)toward door handleTo unlock: Pull front of buttonaway from door handleTip: Doors can be locked withkey in ignition (chime soundsto alert you to key in ignition)

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Remote keyless entry system, see Getting Started

Tip: Torque converter lock-upimproves fuel economy and canfeel like an additional gear change

M (Sport A/T manual shift mode)Move shifter from D to M to engage manual shift mode, M will be illuminated for manual mode on

shift position indicator located in the instrument panelManual shifting of transmission is achieved by moving shifter back to upshift and forward todownshift, move shifter from M to D to engage automatic shift modeGear indicator (A/T only)*Illuminated numeral of gear indicatorlocated in the instrument paneldisplays current gear in Automaticand Manual shift modes

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see Owner’s Manual for additional information on thisfeature and the air bag system Safety belt emergencylocking modeBelts lock only on hard acceleration,braking, cornering or impacts ofabout 5 mph or moreAutomatic locking mode (front passenger and allrear safety belts only)Must be used when installingchild-safety seatTo activate: Pull webbing fully out of retractor until click is heard;belt will only tightenTo disengage: Unbuckle belt andallow webbing to retract fullyRear center position seat belt 5-Door: Seat belt stowage locatedbehind left side head restSport Wagon: See Getting Started

Shoulder belt height adjustmentTo raise: Push adjuster upwardTo lower: Pull button (1) and slide downwardWARNING: Make sure adjusterlocks in one of its positionsManual controls1. Fore-aft adjustment

Lift lever and hold, slide seat, release lever

2. Raise/lower seat Pull/push lever and release

3. Seatback angleTo adjust: Lift and hold lever, leanforward or backward, release lever

4. Head restraintTo raise/lower: Pull up/push inrelease button (8) and push down

WARNINGS: Do not adjustseats while drivingSafety belts must always beworn when vehicle is in motionAir bags are supplemental and do not replace safety belt usageAlways wear your safety beltand properly secure children 12 and under in the rear seatNever place rear-facing infant-safety seat in front of any air bag, an infant is in serious danger of being injured or killedIf you must install a forward-facing child-safety seat in the front seating position, move vehicle seat as far back as possibleUse age appropriate childrestraints, see Owner’s Manualand state or province laws

5. Lumbar adjustment*Pull lever (5) repeatedly up to 3times for greater lumbar support

Power driver’s seat*6. Raise/lower front of

seat cushionPull/push front of switch verticallyFore/aft adjustmentSlide switch horizontally Raise/lower rear of seat cushionPull/push rear of switch verticallyRaise/lower seat Pull/push center of switch verticallyTip: Verify side air bags* by locating “SRS AIRBAG”indicator marks on outboardside of front seatbacks

7. Seatback anglePress front/rear of switch

Folding rear seatbacks,see Trunk/Liftgate

Child-safety seatTo install in rear outboard seats: Usedual locking mode retractor seatbelts; see Owner’s Manual for properinstallation and child seat tetherand LATCH system instructionsPassenger air bag deactivation indicator lightFront air bag deactivation indicatorlight provides current status offront passenger air bag and pretensioner systemIf total seated weight on frontpassenger seat is less than approximately 66 lb., front passenger air bag deactivation indicator light illuminates, air bag/pretensioner will notdeploy/activate in an accidentIf the total seated weight is greaterthan approximately 93 lb., lightdoes not illuminate, and the airbag/pretensioner will deploy/activatein an appropriate accident,

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ClimateControls

InteriorLights


2. Fan controlRotate knob clockwise/counterclockwise to increase/decrease fan speed

3. Temperature controlCooler/warmer = rotate knobcounterclockwise/clockwise

4. A/C = air conditionerPress to turn on/off

6. Rear window defogger Press on/off; shuts off withignition or automatically after15 minutes of operation; alsooperates heated side mirrors*Tip: The word “heated” isimprinted on glass reflectorof side mirrors, this indicatesthey are heated

To prevent moisture buildup, never drive with system offObjects placed under the frontseats may interfere with airflow to the rearAutomatic operationPress AUTO (8) for automatic operation; rotate outer dial to settemperature, see Owner’s Manual

1. Map/reading light switchPress on/off

2. Interior light switchDOOR = light on when door openOFF = light always off

3. Interior map/readinglight

4. Sunglass holderPress concaved lip to open

5. Sunroof tilt switch*Press rear of switch to tilt rear of sunroofPress front of switch to close

6. Sunroof slide switch*Press rear of switch to opensunroofPress front of switch to close

Illuminated visor mirrorsMirrors lighted when covers open; off when closed

1. Air flow selections= air to dash

= air to dash and floor

= air to floor

= air to floor andwindshield

= air to windshield (defrost)(Manual Climate Control)

5. Air intake control= recirculate inside air;

use for maximum cooling= fresh air

WARNING: Do not useposition in cold

weather, windows may fog and hamper vision

7. Windshield defroster switchPress: Fresh air position is automatically selected, A/Cautomatically turns ON

Control positions for maximum defrostFan to maximum, temperature to maximum hot, selectedTips: To help prevent windshieldfogging in humid weather,select before starting engine

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*Denotes optional equipment**Standard on all V6 models (all body styles)

A M / F M S T E R E O / C A S S E T T E / C D / M D


AudioSystems

AudioSystems


4. Dolby® Noise Reduction*Reduces tape noise and hiss;press to activate/deactivate

5. Cassette door*6. SEEK/TRACK/APC

Radio: Press to automatically seek higher/lower frequencyCD: Press to selectnext/previous trackTape: Press to automatically advance tape tobeginning of next selection/replay selection; to stop this operation, press button again

7. Memory preset buttonsTo set: Tune to station, press andhold until beep sound is heard

Tips: Always remove antennabefore entering a car washTo remove antenna; rotatecounter-clockwise, to installrotate clockwise1. Power/Volume

Press to turn on/off; rotate to increase/decrease volume

2. Eject button*3. Mini Disc slot*

13. Scan/Auto-MemoryPress to briefly sample next listenable selections; functionsin all modesRadio: Press and hold until a beepsound is heard; system auto-matically scans and temporarilystores six strong stations in eachband; press again to cancel

14. CD slot15. CD eject button16. LOAD*

To load multiple discs: Pressand hold LOAD (16) until beep sound is heard; insert CD when “In” is displayedTo eject disc: Press Eject (15) To eject specific disc: Press andhold Eject (15) until beep sound isheard; within five seconds pressthe desired tray number 1-6 (7)

17. DISP*Press: Changes display during MD play

8. FM1/2Press to select between FM1/FM2station preset buttons (7)

9. AMPress to select AM frequencyband

10. SAT†† Satellite ready capability11. CD Press to play CD12. MD*/Tape*

Press to play Mini-disc Player/ cassette tape

ALC ON = Audio volumedecreases/increases withvehicle speedALC OFF = Audio volume neverchanges, stays where set

19. Fast forwardPress to fast forward through a track

20. ReversePress to reverse through a track

21. Program Random†

Press to enable/cancel random play

22. RepeatPress to replay current CD/tape selection

23. Disc up †

Press to skip forward to beginning of next CD

24. Disc down †

Press to skip back to beginningof previous CD

18. Tuning/Audio ControlTune: Rotate counterclock-wise/clockwise for lower frequency/higher frequencyAudio control: Press to selectBASS/MID**/TREBLE/FADE/BALANCE/ALC (Automatic levelcontrol) can be turned on and off; rotate right/left toadjust selected feature

*Denotes optional equipment**Standard audio system only

†For use with cassette tape player, MD player, or CD changer*

††SAT button is standard but requiresSIRIUS subscription/additional hardware

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HomeLink®

DrivingTips


Auto-dimming rear view mirrorAuto-dimming function changesare based on outside lighting conditions and if bright headlightsare visible in rear view mirrorPress on (2), off (3)

ABS self testA self-diagnostic test is performedwhen starting; you may feel somebrake pedal pulsation and hearsome noise, this is normalTraction Control System (TCS)Enhances traction and safety by regulating engine torque When TCS detects drive wheel slippage it lowers engine torque to prevent loss of traction

Rolling code synchronizationprocedureRefer to your garage door opener ordevice instruction manual to confirmyour system is equipped with arolling code featureTip: This procedure is easier to perform with the assistanceof another personTo synchronize: Press programmingbutton on garage door openermotor; press/hold for 2 secondsand release the programmedHomeLink® button 2 times within 30 seconds of pressing the garage door opening motor programming buttonSome devices may require you to press/hold and release a third time to complete programming procedureIf indicator light stays on, programming is complete

To erase all existing programming;press and hold two outer HomeLink® buttons (1) on mirror, continue to hold buttons until indicator light flashes

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)ABS automatically reduceshydraulic pressure to any wheelon the verge of locking upYou may feel a slight pulsing ofthe brake pedal and hear a clicking noise; this tells you theABS is functioning properly;increase pressure on pedal formaximum braking Tips: Maintain constant pressure on the brake pedalDo not pump the brakes

To program or reprogram: Press and hold two outerHomeLink® buttons (1) for 20 seconds and no more than 30 seconds, release only after indicator light (4) begins to flash; hold transmitter for thedevice to be programmedbetween 1-3 inches to HomeLink®; press transmitter button and desired HomeLink®

button (1) simultaneously untilHomeLink® indicator light (4)goes from slow to rapid flashingVerify device operation by pressing HomeLink® button (1)that was just programmedTip: You do not need to repeatthe first step to program theother two hand-held transmit-ters for the remainingHomeLink® buttons

For further information, contactHomeLink® at 1-800-355-3515,www.homelink.com or yourauthorized Mazda Dealer

Gas capAfter filling vehicle with gasoline,fully reinstall gas cap by turningclockwise until a clicking sound isheard, if gas cap is not fullyinstalled, Check Engine light may come onFor more information on CheckEngine light, see Owner’s Manual

HomeLink® Wireless Control System*Located on rear view mirrorHomeLink® provides three programmable buttons that will replace three hand-held device transmittersTip: It is recommended to park outside of garage when programming HomeLink®

WARNING: When programming a garage door or gate opener,disconnect power to thesedevices before programming,continuous operation of thesedevices could damage the motor


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Trunk/Liftgate

Trunk/Console


1. Lug wrench2. Jack

Remove cover panel to access3. Cargo light4. Cargo securing loops5. Rear seatback remote

handle levers6. Seatback release buttons7. Cargo area cover

Split rear folding seatback(Sedan)Unfasten the lap portion of the rear center seat belt, pull rearseatback remote handle levers (5)To raise seatback: Push seatbackfirmly until latched, re-attach center belt

Luggage compartment internal safetyrelease (Sedan)

Allows you to escape should youbecome locked in trunkSlide illuminated release lever indirection of arrow; lever will glow if it has been exposed to lightLocated on interior trunk lid

8. Sub-compartment coverLift carpet, disconnect sub-wooferwire connector, remove cargo sub-compartment cover, removesub-woofer, remove spare tire(Sedan not equipped with sub-woofer)

9. Temporary spare tireStored under panel in trunk

Folding rear seatbacks flat(5-Door/Sport Wagon)Unfasten rear seat belt, pull handle levers (5) on left/right side or press seatback release buttons (6) support seatback; then fold seatback forwardTo raise seatback: Lift seatbacksupward until firmly locked, properlyfasten rear seat belts, then checkthat seat belts are routed properlyfor passenger use *Denotes optional equipment

†See Owner’s Manual

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To engage: Pull upTo release: Pull up slightly whiledepressing button at front oflever, lower hand brake lever

3. Cup holder4. Storage5. Heated seats*

Press on/off switch; indicatorlight on when activated

6. Accessory socket

Tire economy and tipsCheck pressure regularly when tiresare cold, maintain correct front-end alignment and tire balance;rotate tires every 7,500 milesTire pressureP215/50R17 93V, P205/60R16 91V (Sedan only)Front/rear: 32psi coldTip: Correct tire pressure promotes safe handling and ride comfortTire chains†

Tire chains cannot be used on thisvehicle, interference with vehiclebody and scratching could occur

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Under Hood


1. Engine oil filler capSAE 5W-20

2. Automatic transmissionfluid (ATF) dipstick*See Owner’s Manual

3. Brake/Clutch* fluid reservoirFill to MAX mark with DOT 3fluid; check with cap on

4. Battery5. Fuse block6. Air filter7. Hood support rod8. Hood latch

Push hood latch to the left,open hood

9. Engine coolant reservoirLevel should be between FULLand LOW markings when coldWARNING: Never removecoolant reserve tank cap while engine is running or hot; you could get burned

10. Engine oil dipstickCheck with engine off afterapproximately 5 minutes andat operating temperature; fluidlevel should be between MAXand MIN markings on dipstick

11. Power steering fluidreservoirCheck with engine off and atnormal temperature; fill toMAX mark

12. Windshield washer reservoirFill with windshield washer fluid

Break-in periodFirst 600 miles: Drive at varying road and enginespeeds; avoid full throttle, rapidacceleration or kick-down oftransmissionUnique driving conditions†

Every 5,000 miles change oil/filter, inspect coolant level,lights, brake/clutch fluid, tire pressure/wear, power steering fluid, locks/hinges and washer fluid

Normal maintenance notesRotate tires every 7,500 miles orsooner if needed; replace cabin air filter every 25,000 miles or 24 months

A. Change: Engine oil/replace filterLube: Locks and hinges

B. Inspect: Disc brakesC. Inspect: Drive belts (3.0 liter),

fuel lines and hoses, brake lines, hoses and connections, steering operation and linkages,front suspension ball joints, driveshaft dust boots, inspect exhaust system and heat shieldsevery 45,000 miles and cooling system

D. Inspect: Drive belts (2.3 liter)Replace: Air filter

E . Inspect: Hoses and tubes for emission system

F . Replace: Spark plugsInspect: Engine valve clearance (2.3 liter), adjust if noisy

G. Replace: Engine coolant

3.0-liter V6

2.3-liter I4

*Denotes optional equipment†See Owner’s Manual

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