Re: How to change the air filter on a 2005 mazda 3
Remove battery box cover, then air cooler shoot going to battery box, this will expose cover of air filter and undo clips that hold this down in 4 corners. Thats it.
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ever 100k kilometer for odometer or 100k mileage, need to change spark plug and fuel filter assy. Also Change oil, air filter, and atf oil are normally change depends on the mileage for maintenance services
The fuel filter is part of the fuel sending unit inside the gas tank. There is no other fuel filter on the car or no other way to replace it unless you change out the fuel filter.
Mazda Car 2005-06 Repair Guide Fuel Filter Removal & Installation
The
fuel filter on most Mazda cars can be located on a bracket in the left
rear of the engine compartment, next to or beneath the brake master
cylinder fluid reservoir or as part of the fuel pump assembly.
The filter on Mazda3 models is part of the fuel pump assembly. The
fuel filter is part of the pump assembly. Once the fuel pump is
removed, remove the filter retainer and filter. refer to the fuel pump
procedure or removal and installation.
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the mass air flow sensor is probably dirty or needs to be replaced this meters air flow to deitermin the right amount of fuel the injecters need hope this helped
After you take off the battery cover, then you can lift the air scoop thing, then you pop the clip on the other cover that's there on the right of the air scoop and in front of the battery and yes - look for those 4 silver clips - that's how I did found mine. You pop those clips and CAREFULLY jiggle the lid while lifting - replace the filter being sure to seat it correctly into its spot - the clips should snap on EASILY - if you are gorcing it, you'll need to check to be sure you have properly seated the filter.
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