How to Fix Mazda 5 2006 Computer problem. Currently, our Mazda 5 2006 is flashing both the engine and tire light. We have had tires replaced, air filled and checked -- the tire light remains. The engine has been scanned, checked, new transmission fluids, new spark plugs, new fuel injection fluid and new power steering fluid. There is plenty of gas in the car and the fuel cap is on correctly. How do you fix this problem (other than going to the dealer? Thanks~!

ABS light remains illuminated when the self test discovers a fault but a faulty abs system should not interfere with the normal operation of the footbrake and if it does it indicates a fault so unusual I have never encountered it before and no one I know has ever encountered it - it is a fault that should not happen and would normally be considered impossible.

Whatever has happened to your brakes - it wasn't caused by simply taking the wheels off and putting them back again. Surely they were removed for a reason - maybe somebody sabotaged your brakes?

check tire pressure and have vehicle scanned for trouble code

hub assembly is the word that comes to mind they can make as much noise as a bad tire the easy way to check it out is with a really good flash light and the ability to get under the the vehicle look in on the back side of the wheel where the axle goes thru look for tinny lil pieces of metal that's the reason for the really good flash light the metal will reflect the light off that's the give away for me

sound like two problems service tire light and check engine light.have vechicle code scan and put air in all four tires make sure put correct amount air pressure in all four tires.

Air pressure in the tires drops when it is cold (as much a 5 PSI), as you drive they heat up and that makes them fall within the correct pressure limits to turn off the low tire pressure warning. I suggest you get an accurate tire gauge and air your tires up to 32 PSI all around.

Check the spare tire pressure and make sure it's 32 PSI.

Fix-A-Flat emergency air can will destroy the first generation sensor.

Tire shop will has Tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) reset hand held unit to reset the monitoring system.

good afternoon and welcome to fixya.
your problem is relatively easy to fix, stop the car by a tire barn or discount tire and have them reset the tpms sensor that is located under the valve stem, it is not working properly, or it is broke, you may need to have them check them after they reset them, if the light comes back on. there is a computer inside your tire that tells you when a tire is low, if the sensor is bad they normally run between 30-100 dollars depending on where you get it at. that should fix your problem, good luck and let me know

hopefully they put the tpms sensor in the new rim. and the computer somtimes will need to be initalized to moniter the tire pressures.

Mazda 3 has an internal computer that manage some electronical sistems, this problem is due becouse a damage on this computer, most of the times the solution is to change this computer.

This is the tire pressure indicator. It may occasionally flash you are while driving. Check the overhead led console to see if any of your tires are currently low on air.