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ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE/WARRANTY
Mazda Roadside Assistance
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DRIVER’S VIEW 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 14 5 2 2 1 100 120 7 80 140 6 8 160 180 200 140 220 H 5 120 P 100 60 R C 4 80 60 N 40 20 D TRIP A 3 40 F M 773.7 8 6749 2 20 E x1000km/min 0 1 0 FM/AM SAT CD MEDIA LOAD PUSHPOWER/VOL EJECT NAVI MENU SEEK TRACK RET SCAN DISP AUDIO FRONT PUSH PUSH CH AUTO OFF MODE A/C AMB 22 16 21 17 26 25 24 23 15 15 18 18 19 27 17 20 1. Power window switches, 11. NAVI display*, 19. Cup holder see Mirrors/Windows see Owner’s Manual 20. Center console Audio system,
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G G A A B B R R I I A A O O R R F F Getting Started GETTING STARTED Getting Started Turbocharger tips Do NOT race or over-rev ANY To get maximum performance engine when starting, particularly ® Mazda CX-7 Quick Tips are from your turbocharged engine, a turbocharged engine. designed to quickly familiarize take note of the following: Do NOT add aftermarket devices you with some important Use 91 octane or above premium to alter the engine’s ignition, fuel features of your Mazda CX-7.
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T R A T S N Getting Started GETTING STARTED Passenger’s door request switch: Advanced 1 Press (5) on passenger’s door; all doors keyless entry/ 2 and liftgate unlock simultaneously. 3 start system* 5 Advanced key 6 Liftgate request switch: Press (6) must be carried on liftgate, doors and liftgate Locking doors by driver to will lock/unlock. Driver’s/passenger’s door request 4 operate properly. Advanced key transmitter: switch: Press (5) once on either Refer to Owner’s Manual for Press
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REAR MIST PULL Getting Started GETTING STARTED Turn signal/lighting AUTO* = With ignition switch control lever in ON position; headlights and AUTO exterior lights automatically OFF = Lights off turn ON/OFF depending on = Tail, parking and surrounding darkness/lightness; dashboard lights on: Rotate rotate knob (1) to third notch knob (1) to first notch = Fog lights* on: Rotate (2); 1 2 = Tail, parking, functions only with low dashboard and headlights on: beams on Rotate knob (1) to secon
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Instrument Cluster INSTRUMENT CLUSTER 1 3 2 6 4 GAUGES 1. Tachometer 2. Speedometer 100 120 3. Instrument cluster dimmer 7 80 140 6 180 select button* 8 160 200 140 H 220 5 120 km/h P Pressing this button will toggle 100 60 C R 80 between Navigation screen 4 N 60 40 DAY or NIGHT modes; rotating 20 D TRIP A 40 3 F 773.7 M knob will adjust brightness. 8 6749 20 2 E Tip: Instrument cluster 0 x1000km/min 1 0 brightness can be adjusted with headlight switch in any position (black-out 8 7 5 meter mode
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Locks LOCKS Keyless entry Advanced 1 system keyless entry/ Functions only start system/ 2 with ignition in auxiliary key* 3 OFF position. See Getting 4 Started To lock doors: Press button (2); pressing again within a few Key Illuminated entry system seconds causes doors to relock Operates ignition and all locks. Activates interior lights when dome and horn to beep. light switch set to DOOR position; Tip: Use key number plate lights off after driver’s door is To unlock: Press button (3) to
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AUTO AUTO OFF ON OFF DOOR OFF DOOR DOOR SLIDE TILT Mirrors/ Windows MIRRORS/WINDOWS Power window Rear window switches 3 LR 1 switches Push/pull (4) to open/close. 4 With ignition ON. Power window 5 initialization procedure All windows If battery is disconnected or power controlled from 2 window fuse is replaced, the auto driver’s armrest; open/close and anti-pinch features passenger doors will not function. have separate switches. Dual power mirrors Front window switches Resetting procedure:
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Seats SEATS Shoulder belt 4. Head restraint 4 height To raise/lower: Pull up/hold 8 adjustment 1 release button (8) and To raise: push down. Push adjuster up. Power driver’s seat* To lower: 5. Raise/lower front of seat Pull button (1), slide Pull/push front of switch vertically. down; release button. Fore/aft adjustment WARNING: Make sure Slide switch horizontally. adjuster locks in one of 3 Raise/lower rear of seat its positions. 4 Pull/push rear of switch vertically. Manual controls 8 Rai
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Rear Seats REAR SEATS † Rear center position seat belt 8 Connecting seat belt: Pull seat 1 belt from ceiling recess (1) and connect tongue (2) to anchor (3). 8 Wearing seat belt: Slowly pull out lap/shoulder belt (4) and insert tongue (5) into buckle (6) until click is heard. Unfastening seat belt: Depress 4 buckle button (6) to release. Tip: Leave center-rear lap portion Folding second-row seats 5 2 6 of seat belt fastened at all times Unfasten lap portion of center-rear 3 7 except when fold
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Climate Controls CLIMATE CONTROLS 3 2 1 2 8 1 3 2 13 04 FRONT PUSH PUSH OFF CH AUTO MODE A/C A/C AMB 4 6 5 9 4 6 5 7 10 Manual A/C Automatic A/C* 1. Air flow selections 6. Air intake control Automatic operation Press switch to alternate Press AUTO (10) for automatic = air to dash between recirculated (Indicator operation; rotate outer dial to set light on) or outside (Indicator temperature, refer to information = air to dash and floor light off) air mode. display for air flow selection, see = ai
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N S L E O . P V T S N I D O . C M - T O O I E D T Audio Systems AM/FM STEREO/CD/CD CHANGER O DISC IN MD W ST RPT RDM AUTO-M A/C ECO AUTO AMB F 1. Power/Volume 20 88:88 FM1 CH8 88.9 88.8 Press to turn on/off; rotate A B 9 10 11 12 13 14 to increase/decrease volume. 2. Random CLOCK SET FM/AM SAT CD MEDIA Press to play CD selections LOAD 7 15 in random order, press again 16 8 TRACK SCAN RPT 12 3 DISC SEEK APC to cancel. † 6 17 3. Program PROG RDM 45 6 DISC 4. Auto-Memory 19
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Cargo Area CARGO AREA Spare tire 2. Lug wrench and 1. Temporary spare tire jack lever Stored under panel in liftgate; 3. Jack to change flat tire: Follow 4. Tiedown eyelet instructions in Owner’s Manual. WARNING: Do not exceed 50 mph with temporary spare. Tip: For instructions and restrictions on use of temporary spare tire, 1 3 2 4 see Owner’s Manual. Cargo area Split-folding rear seatback 6 Remote handle levers: Pull lever 5. Cargo securing loops (8) to release seatback. 6. Cargo light S
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Under Hood UNDER HOOD 10 9 3 6 4 7 5. Air filter 6. Brake fluid reservoir Fill to MAX mark with DOT 3 fluid; check with cap on. 7. Fuse block panel Push latch in; lift cover. 8. Hood latch Pull up to release hood. 9. Engine oil dipstick 11 2 8 1 5 Fluid should be between max. 2.3-liter Engine and min. on dipstick; do not fill 1. Engine coolant reservoir 3. Automatic transaxle above max. Level should be between COLD fluid level dipstick 10. Engine oil filler cap FILL RANGE indicator marks. Fl
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ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE/WARRANTY Mazda Roadside Assistance This Quick Tips® guide is provided by Exhilaration, liberation and inspiration, Mazda North American Operations are great reasons to drive a to make your Mazda ownership Mazda car, truck or SUV. In addition experience more convenient. to all the other great standard For complete details and operating Premium features, you also get peace of mind instructions, see your Owner’s Manual. Fuel with our basic warranty period Recommended If you
