20 Most Recent 2004 Mazda 3 Questions & Answers

I had the same problem and I fixed it by oiling the gear shaft beside the transmission tank. There is no taking apart anything in the transmision but instead the shaft that is visible under the car I oiled.

Based on the symptoms you have described, it sounds like there may be an issue with the transmission in your Mazda 3. The loud clicking sound when shifting into reverse could be a sign of worn or damaged gears, while the hesitation and lurching in first gear could be due to a slipping or malfunctioning clutch. It's also possible that there could be an issue with the transmission fluid, such as low or dirty fluid, which can cause shifting problems and other issues. I would recommend having a qualified mechanic inspect your vehicle to diagnose the exact cause of the problem and recommend the appropriate repairs.

I hope help you d this diagram,

PERHAPS IT NEEDS THE FLUID CHANGED

The fuse box is generally on the steering column side outer wall under the dash in all cars. You just have to pull it out and replace with another by pushing it in.

The bulb actually has two seperate elements in it.
That is why the tail light works fine.

If you take the bulb out you will see the seperate elements.
Change the bulb and it should be fine.

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intake .22 to .28 mm
exhaust .27 to .33 mm
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Something major happened either a blown engine or something major electric. The reason you heard a pop in speakers is because they picked up the problem. Does anything work electric? My guess is something inside engine broke and jammed up engine.

No this is not a fuse blown your low beam head light are out so you need to replace them.

The vent valve in the tank may not be functioning properly

7.6 Quarts for an automatic Transmission. if the torq converter is not filled !! Hope this helps

Doesn't sopund like vac leak. Need to check computer codes. Some parts stores will help check code for free, like O'Reillys, etc. My GUESS is coolant temp sensor, which is usually inexpensive easy fix. But you NEED to get code checked to find out for sure.

Either bad switch or electrical connections at the switch

indicates a TR sensor or a TCM problem either of which would have been explained to you along with a quote to fix they are only sensor problems and not a failing transmission