20 Most Recent 2006 Mazda 3 - Page 8 Questions & Answers

check the bulbs,probably the low beam position is broken element.

I think they are located in between sparkplugs 3 and 4 and are accessible by removing the gromit that the wiring goes through. You need to flick the wiring plug off with a small screwdriver then you can get to the sensor with s socket and extension.

Let me know if this helps
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sounds like bad back brakes

Water in spark hole will cause the missing Blow this out and try again. The main concern is how did water get there. Have you been thru a car wash latly or had your engine degreased after a service ? If none of these then things could be more serious

Replace itRemove inner door panel, if that covers the mounting screws

My audio and clock display stopped working all of a sudden. The audio system still worked fine. I had all my fuses checked previously and was told it could cost up to $800 to fix by Mazda. I pulled out fuse 31 and wiped it clean, reinserted it and now my display works as good as new. Thanks to those on this site for your help.

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Is the bulb connector melted? Its the plastic piece that the bulb plugs into. You can get a new one from your Mazda dealer for about $20. I've seen quite a few bulb connectors go bad and short out the bulbs. Especially when people run mp3 players and phone chargers all the time.

PO442 --small leak somewhere in EVAP SystemMake sure the gas cap is on tightOtherwise have the evap system smoke tested& vacuum hose leaks or solenoids replaced

could be a simple as a bad or loose gas cap.

check ur gas cap for tight and proper seal that is the most common problem for the the evap codes if cap is good check fuel and vent lines for damage or leaks from gas cap under vehicle up to engine compartment