Please type in "e-bay" to your search engine.
Once you get that, type in: 2006, 2007, 2008 Mazda 6 2.3 L, and look for the listing by: mrkbergerparts.
He has listed the module you need and also all the interchange numbers you will need as well.
God bless your efforts.
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It shouldn't be too difficult to do yourself. Just find the upper radiator hose and follow it to where it goes into the block. You should see a "bubble" there with a bolt on either side. That's the thermostat housing. Undo the bolts, pop out the old t-stat, throw the new one in, replace the gaskets and put it all back together and you're done.
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i do have the same problem and i took the car to 5 differant mechanic an dget no solution the aaamco the petboys the mazda dealer another transmission specialist please let me know if u have any solution
SOURCE: Im getting code P0884 on a 2003 dodge grand
You need to have the vehicle diagnosed to
find out what your issues are.
Not a guessing game.
Codes don't tell what is wrong,only
a starting point
SOURCE: What is the specific ignition control module number for a 4-cylinder, 2.3 liter Ford Ranger?
I recommened only the factory part for this. You can buy it from most full service part stores and not just the Ford dealer. The part is
MOTORCRAFT Part # DY959 [ICM] (Ignition control module) $176.79
You can also mail order it from a site I use called rockauto.com the price given above is from that site.
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