Dear car drivers PA we are in the summer time

I can not imagine anyone using any vehicle with a wheel
noticeably leaning in or out

You actually, not only drive that way at low speeds, but at
higher speeds -enough said- makes no sense you would risk
your car & your life doing so

Obviously you paid a shop in a sincere effort to resolve some
issues

Here the thing

You can see & feel the wobble by hand,so both you
& any repair shop can see the problem !!

What sort of shop do you use, that gives you a vehicle
back in that condition & why are you here for us to guess
at something, when you should asking the place that took
your money, what's going on, or maybe check with a lawyer

On all late model vehicle's if you gut the converter then your engine automaticly goes into rich running as the heated oxygen sensors cannot work as they work on the converters heat and the bad mone you get just make it worse REPLACE it and save a bundle in gas money plus do your part to help clean the airJohnny

Hi my name is Tom and I am here to help.

I would be the last one to argue with a computer, but throttle body is a stretch. If you were not getting gas, the Mazda would simply not start.

I am guessing here but I would say that the fuel pump should be checked. I do not know if you have had a tune up lately. A 4-8 cylinder car will act the same way if 1-2 plugs are not firing or firing in the wrong order. Are you sure the wires are as they should be and the firing order is correct?

If the order is wrong, then all bets are off. The engine will pop, surge, stop, hard to start, not start at all. I would need more info to be of more help. I can solve your problem, but I need more info from you.

Please call or email me so we can solve this together. Either way, please let me know what your outcome is. Also, please rank my suggestions. This way I can become a better helper for you and others in the future.

TomE(414-475-5968)

It is located at the top of the brake pedal. You may have to be a contortionist to get to it.

toyota ed is on the money mate you got a leaking heater core and it is a ***** to change recommend you go to a mechanic to do it properly, sooner the better as you can damage your engine if it keep getting low on water