Reviews of OEM Mazda parts For Business

I went through 3 windshields before they agreed to pay for OEM because the HUD was blurry or to high or never would get level. Once we got an OEM it was perfect.

Still running on its original battery that came with the car.

Hey there. Wanted to comment on this as I noticed the same thing on my '22 when I bought it.\n\nThis is normal. DO NOT TAKE THEM APART!\n\nWhat you are seeing is the line between the high and low beam LED arrays in your headlight. The new design in '22 made big improvements to the headlight performance and this line is a result of that.\n\nI agree it is somewhat distracting but the new design having more LEDs available for the high beams makes a huge difference in how well they light up the road when they are on.

I just did my timing chain a week or so ago, buy the kit from edgautosport they have really good quality oem parts. Just make sure you buy an additional friction washer for the exhaust camshaft because the kit only comes with one when you need two.

Safelite got me OEM didn't have to pay much since Geiko covered it. I only paid 50 bucks. Safelite are certified in calibrating. Well it rained in California and sensors work perfectly the same as before.

2012 Mazda3 2.0l Skyactiv 85k miles. No issues. Some of the more recent maintenance,

- Water pump belt and drive belt @ 80k (was beginning to shudder and vibrate at lower RPMs)

I noticed a coolant leak the other week and bang - this was the exact issue.

My 5.5 year old CX-5, with full service history, needs a new engine (at a cost of £9k) because the head gasket completely went without warning.

Mazda tech here, we hate them. Watched my foreman pull the entire front clip off of a phev one just to replace a cracked radiator at 2k miles.

On certain mazdas (like my 2006, 2008.5 Mazda3, and 2015 Mazda5) it's NOT a 2 min job. It requires 2-3 hr yoga session to warm up to prep for the job, then another 2hrs trying to get in the right position as to not cramp up while trying to position 2 filters on top of each other in a space that only small children hands can access