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SHIFT POSITION
INDICATOR LIGHT S
PEEDOMETER
G LOSSARY OF W ARNING AND INDICATOR LIGHTS
NOTE: See Owner’s Manual for more details and explanations.
Instrument Cluster
TCS
OFF
Traction Control System (TCS)
Off Indicator Light
Low Engine Oil Pressure
Traction Control System
(TCS)/Dynamic Stability
Control (DSC)
On: TCS/DSC malfunction
Flashing: TCS/DSC operating
Shift Position Indicator Light
KEY Warning Light RED
(pp. 1, 3)
KEY Indicator Light GREEN (pp. 3-4)
Power Steering Malfunction
Air bag/Front Seat b
elt
Pretensioner System Malfunction
Turn Signals/Hazard
Warning Indicator Lights
4WD
4WD Warning Light
On:
Flashing: Stop vehicle/tow to
Mazda dealer.
Check Engine Light
Master Warning Light
Tire Pressure
Monitoring System
(TPMS) Warning Light
(p. 20) On/ Warning Beep: Low tire
pressure in one or more tires.
Flashing: TPMS Malfunction
Security Indicator Light
Cruise Main Indicator Light
On (A M bER)/Cruise Set
Indicator Light On (G REEN)
Automatic Transaxle
Warning Light
Lights On (Exterior) (p. 13)
bSM
OFF
b
SM OFF
( b lind Spot Monitoring) (p. 22)
Seat b
elt
Unbuckled/Malfunction
Headlight High b
eams On (p. 13)
TACHOMETER
There are two different types of
instrument clusters (Type A &
Type B). Type B is shown here.
Type A is similar, but with different
warning & indicator light locations.
Refer to Owners Manual for
instrument cluster Type A.
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FUEL ECONOMY
To achieve the best fuel economy:
•
Drive sensibly. Speeding, rapid acceleration
and excessive braking will lower fuel economy.
•
Observe the speed limit. Fuel economy can decrease rapidly
at speeds above 60 mph.
•
Keep tires properly inflated. Under-inflated tires will lower
fuel economy.
•
Use the recommended grade of oil specified in the owner’s
manual and keep the engine properly maintained. Visit your
Authorized Mazda Dealer who specializes in the servicing of
Mazda engines.
•
Monitor the Current Fuel Economy in the Information Display.
The current fuel economy is calculated every 2 seconds.
Additional items that also help increase fuel economy:
•
Remove excess weight. Heavy items in the vehicle will lower
fuel economy.
•
Avoid excessive idling. Idling for long periods will waste gas.
•
Use cruise control. Using cruise control on the highway helps to
maintain a constant speed and saves gas.
•
Use overdrive gears. Using overdrive gearing reduces the vehicle’s
engine speed, which saves gas and reduces engine wear.
•
Use a quality gasoline with the recommended octane. Use of higher
octane gasoline will not improve your fuel economy.
Visit www.ecodrivingusa.com or www.fueleconomy.gov for
more information.
