Mazda Protege 2003 Quick Tips

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Quick Tips Mazda Protegé/Protegé5 page 20

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Revised September 23, 2002

Maintenance notes:

Rotate tires every 7,500 miles or sooner if needed

A. Replace: Engine oil/replace filter B. Inspect: Cooling system, drive

belts, fuel lines and hoses, idle speed, brake lines and hoses, disc and drum brakes, steering operation and linkages, front suspension ball joints, driveshaft dust boots, chassis and body bolts and nuts, exhaust system heat shields, refrigerant amount and compressor operation

Replace: Air filter, spark plugs

C. Replace: Engine coolant D. Inspect: Engine valve clearance,

hoses and tubes for emission system; inspect/replace engine timing belt

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This Quick Tips® guide is provided

by Mazda to make your

Mazda ownership experience more

convenient. It is not intended to

replace your Owner’s Manual.

If you have any questions about

your vehicle, you are invited to

contact your local dealer.

Or if you need additional help,

feel free to call our

Customer Assistance Center

at 1-800-222-5500

Monday through Friday,

9 am-4:45 pm, Pacific

9 am-5:45 pm, Eastern/Central

Tip: For additional service intervals and complete details, see Owner’s Manual

NORMAL SERVICE INTERVALS

5,000 miles*

7,500 miles 15,000 miles 22,500 miles 30,000 miles 37,500 miles 45,000 miles 52,500 miles 60,000 miles 67,500 miles 75,000 miles 82,500 miles 90,000 miles

A B

A C

A B D

A C

A B

A A

of Calcar, made in USA 8/02 83.95M GL

Mazda North American Operations reserves

the right to change product specifications at

any time without incurring obligations.

*Special operating conditions

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See Owner’s Manual

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

2003

Reference

Guide for

Controls and

Functions

Quick Tips

MAZDA PROTEGÉ/PROTEGÉ5

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DRIVER’S VIEW

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

1. Door locks,

see Locks

2. Power window switches,

see Switches

3. Mirror controls,

see Locks/Mirrors

4. Fog light switch

Push to activate/deactivate; functions only with headlight low beams on

5. Air vents

To open/close: Rotate thumbwheel up/down

To direct air up/down: Move vent

To direct air side-to-side: Move thumbwheel in center of vent

6. Turn signal/lighting control lever,

see Driver Controls

7. Wiper/washer control lever,

see Driver Controls

8. Hazard warning switch

Push to activate/deactivate

9. Audio system,

see Audio Systems

10. Climate control panel,

see Climate Controls

11. Ashtray

12. Cigarette lighter

13. Cup holders

14. Gearshift lever,

see Transaxle

15. Parking-brake lever

To engage: Pull up To release: Pull up slightly,

while depressing button at front of lever, lower parking brake lever

16. Cruise control*,

see Switches

17. Tilt steering wheel lever

Pull lever down to unlock column, adjust wheel position; push lever up to lock

18. Horn/Air bag

To beep: Press

19. Instrument cluster lighting

To brighten/dim: Turn thumbwheel up/down

20. Hood release handle

Pull to open partially

21. Fuse panel

22. Remote trunk-lid release (Protegé Sedan)

To open: Pull lever up

23. Fuel-filler lid release

To open: Pull lever up

Driver’s

View

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Key

Operates ignition and all locks

Tip: Use key number plate to purchase a new key; store in safe place separate from vehicle

Remote entry system,

see Locks/Mirrors

5 8 5

2223

754 6

13 14

1 2 3

17 16

123

A/C

*Denotes optional equipment

LOCK

UNLOCK

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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

GAUGES

1. Fuel gauge

13.2-gallon/50-liter tank (1.6L engine)

14.5-gallon/55-liter tank (1.8L and 2.0L engines)

2. Engine coolant temperature gauge

Stop car if above normal range, turn off engine, let vehicle cool; check coolant level when safe

3. Speedometer

4. Tachometer

5. Odometer/Trip odometer display

6. Odometer/Trip odometer selector

Press to view odometer; press again to reset trip odometer A/B settings

WARNING LIGHTS

7. Cruise control on*

Lights when cruise control is set

8. Turn signals/hazard warning on

9. High beams on

10. Engine oil-pressure warning light

Stop car when safe and turn off engine; check oil level

11. Brake system

Parking brake on/low brake fluid

12. Always fasten seat belts

13. Air bag/front seat belt pretensioner system

If light flashes or stays on, the air bags/front seat belt pretensioners may not operate in an accident; dealer inspection required

14. Charging system warning light

Charging system malfunction; dealer inspection required

15. Door-ajar

16. Low washer fluid level*

17. Low fuel

18. Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)*

ABS malfunction, normal brakes only; dealer inspection required

19. Check engine

Dealer inspection required

20. Overdrive off indicator*,

see Transaxle

Instrument

Cluster

Instrument

Cluster

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C F

mph

km/h

x1000r/min

100

TRIP

88888.8

ODO

120

140

40160

180 200

220

100

120

140

mph

km/h

100

TRIP

88888.8

ODO

120

140

40160

180 200

220

100

120

140

10 11 12

1415165617

71 3 28 89

7 38 8 421 9

10 11

12 13

1415165617

*Denotes optional equipment

Instrument Cluster

with Tachometer*

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DRIVER CONTROLS

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

Wiper/washer control lever

Single wipe: Push lever up Washer: Pull back, also operates

wipers Intermittent wiper: One

click down Normal wiper speed: Two

clicks down High-speed wiper: Three

clicks down

Rear window wiper/washer (Protegé5)

To activate rear interval wiper: Rotate knob (2) up to INT

To activate rear normal speed wiper: Rotate knob (2) up to ON

To activate rear washer: Rotate knob (2) to and release

Turn signal/lighting control lever

OFF = Lights off

= Tail, dashboard and parking

lights on: Rotate knob (1) to first notch

= Tail, dashboard, parking

and head lights on: Rotate knob (1) to second notch

High beams on/off: Push lever forward for high beams/pull back for low

To flash high beams: Pull lever back slightly and release

Turn signals right/left: Move lever up/down

To set speed: Accelerate to desired speed and press SET/COAST (2)

To accelerate: Press and hold RESUME/ACCEL (3); release button at desired speed

To decelerate: Press and hold SET/COAST (2); release button at desired speed

Power windows

Ignition must be on All windows controlled from the

driver’s armrest; passenger doors have separate switches

1. Driver’s window: One-touchdown; push down firmly and release, window goes down all the way; pull switch back briefly to stop; press lightly and hold for normal operation

Incremental acceleration: Press and release (3); each tap = plus 1 mph

Incremental deceleration: Press and release (2); each tap = minus 1 mph

To cancel: Press CANCEL (4) or MAIN (1); tap brake pedal or depress clutch pedal*

2. Passenger window switches: Push down and hold to open, pull back and hold to close

3. Power window lockout switch: Press down until click, only driver’s window switches operate; press again and passenger window switches function again

Driver

Controls

Switches

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SET

COAST

RESUME ACCEL

CANCEL

MAIN

Cruise control*

Operates above 25 mph Press MAIN (1) to turn

system on/off

*Denotes optional equipment

AUTO

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LOCKS

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

Manual door locks

1. Lock tab

To lock: Press down on tab To unlock doors: Pull up tab

Tip: Doors can be locked with key in ignition (chime sounds to alert you to key in ignition when any door is open)

Remote entry system

Functions only with ignition in ACC or LOCK

Power door lock switches

To lock/unlock all doors: Press bottom/top of door switch (2)

To lock doors without key: With door open, press LOCK on door switch (2), exit car, close doors

To unlock: Use key to unlock either front door and hold in unlock position, all doors will unlock

All doors lock automatically when either front door is locked with a key

Childproof locks

Located at the edge of rear doors To activate: Slide switch (3) outward;

door opens from outside only To cancel: Slide switch (3) inward

Dual power mirrors*

Ignition must be in ACC or ON To adjust left/right mirror: Press control switch (4) left/right, press switch (5) in direction of desired mirror movement

Tip: To lock mirrors in place, move control switch to center position

Manual mirrors

To adjust: Move knob (6) on door

Locks

Locks/ Mirrors

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*Denotes optional equipment

Door locking/unlocking

To lock doors: Press LOCK (1); pressing again within 5 seconds causes doors/liftgate to re-lock, horn to beep once and hazard warning lights to flash once if doors/liftgate properly closed

To unlock: Press UNLOCK (2) for driver’s door; press again within 5 seconds for all other doors

Panic alarm: Press (3); hor n sounds, parking lights flash and illuminated entry system

turns on; press any button on transmitter to stop

After unlocking with the transmitter, all doors or the liftgate will automatically lock if a door or the liftgate is not opened within about 30 seconds

Illuminated entry system

Activates interior lights when dome light switch set to DOOR position; lights off after driver’s door is locked or ignition in ON position

LOCK

UNLOCK

1 2

4 5

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SEATS

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

Seat controls

1. Fore-aft adjustment

Lift lever and hold, slide seat, release lever

2. Raise/lower front of seat

Turn dial backward/forward

3. Raise/lower rear of seat

Turn dial backward/forward

4. Seat back angle

To adjust: Lift and hold lever, lean forward or backward to tilt seat, release lever

5. Head restraint

To raise/lower: Pull up/ hold release button (6) and push down

Tip: Side air bags* deploy from outboard side of front seatbacks

Shoulder belt height adjustment

To raise/ lower belt: Push button (7), slide up/down, release button

WARNING: Make sure adjuster locks in one of its positions

WARNINGS: Do not adjust seats while driving

Safety belts must always be worn when vehicle is in motion

Air bags are supplemental and do not replace safety belt usage

Always wear your safety belt and properly secure children 12 and under in the rear seat

Never place rear-facing infant-safety seat in front of any air bag, an infant is in serious danger of being injured or killed

If you choose to install a forward-facing child-safety seat in the front seating position, move vehicle seat as far back as possible

Child-safety seat

To install in rear outboard seats: Use dual locking mode retractor seat belts; see Owner’s Manual for proper installation and child seat tether and LATCH system instructions

WARNING: Use age appropriate child restraints, see Owner’s Manual and state or province laws

Split fold-down rear seatbacks

To fold: Pull release knob (3), push seatback down

To return and lock: Push seatback firmly until latched

Folding rear seat bottoms

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To fold rear seats flat: Remove head restraints (1), pull strap (2) and lift end of seat bottom up and forward; lift seat bottom forward, pull release knob (3), push seatback down

Seats

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*Denotes optional equipment

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Protegé5 only

Dual locking mode lap/shoulder belt retractor (front passenger/rear outboard seat belts only)

Emergency locking mode: Belt locks only on hard braking/ cornering or impacts of about 5 mph or higher

Automatic locking mode must be used when installing child restraint seat

To activate: Pull webbing fully out of retractor; belt will only tighten

To disengage: Unbuckle belt and allow webbing to retract fully; for complete details see Owner’s Manual

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CLIMATE CONTROLS/TRANSAXLE

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

1. Temperature control

Rotate knob to blue for cool, red for warm

2. Air Conditioning*

Press to activate/deactivate

Tip: Floor position and both defrost positions

/ : A/C turns ON, air

intake switches to fresh air

3. Fan control

Rotate knob right/left to increase/decrease speed, turn to 0 to shut system off

4. Air Intake Control

Slide lever to select

= recirculate inside air; use for maximum heating/ cooling or to keep odors out

= fresh air

WARNING: Do not use position in cold weather; windows will fog and hamper vision

5. Rear window defogger

Press to activate/deactivate

6. Air flow selections

= air to dash = air to dash and floor = air to floor = air to floor and windshield = defrost, air to windshield

Control positions for maximum defrost

Fan to maximum, temperature to maximum hot, air flow selector knob to

Tips: When selected, air is dried when temperature is above 39°F

To prevent moisture buildup, never drive with system off

Objects placed under the front seats may interfere with air flow to the rear

Automatic Transaxle*

Gearshift must be in Park or Neutral to start engine; it must be in Park to remove ignition key

P = Park

To move gearshift from Park: Press firmly on brake pedal, then press release button (1) on gearshift

R = Reverse N = Neutral No gear engaged D (Overdrive)

For normal driving: Shifts through four forward gears automatically

D (Overdrive Off)

Provides extra power and increased engine braking Stops 3rd-4th gear cycling in stop/go driving

Overdrive Switch

Press (2) to enable/disable overdrive gear

2 = Second Gear

Provides extra power and increased engine braking

Use to reduce wheel spin when starting on slippery surfaces

1 = First Gear

Provides extra power and increased engine braking

Manual shift mode*

Move shift lever from D to M; then M to D for automatic mode

M (Manual)

Manual gear selection is achieved by moving shifter back and forward Shift and gear position indicator located in the instrument panel, M will be illuminated for manual mode, numeral for gear position will be shown below shift position indicator

Manual transaxle

Depress clutch pedal to start engine and change gears

Tips: Do not shift into 1st above 20 mph or clutch failure could occur

Resting your foot on clutch pedal while driving or using the clutch to hold your vehicle at a standstill while waiting on a hill may reduce clutch life

Climate

Controls

Transaxle

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1 3 4 6

A/C

2 5

*Denotes optional equipment

**3.0-liter engine model

1 2

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RADIO/COMPACT DISC

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

3. SEEK/TRACK/APC

Radio: Press to automatically seek higher/ lower frequency

CD: Press to select next/previous track

Tape: Press to automatically advance tape to beginning of next selection/ replay selection; to stop this operation, press button again

4. FM1/2

Press to select between FM1/FM2 station preset buttons (2)

5. AM

Press to select AM frequency band

6. CD

Press to play CD

7. MD*/Tape*

Press to play Mini-disc Player/ cassette tape

1. Power/Volume

Press to turn on/off; rotate to increase/decrease volume

2. Memory preset buttons

To set: Tune to station, press and hold until beep is heard

10. Scan/Auto-Memory

Press to briefly sample next listenable selections; functions in all modes

Radio: Press and hold until a beep is heard; system automatically scans and temporarily stores six strong stations in each band; press again to cancel

11. Tuning/Audio Control

Tune: Rotate counterclockwise/clockwise for lower frequency/higher frequency

Audio control: Press to select BASS/MID/TREBLE/FADE/ BALANCE; rotate right/left to adjust selected feature

12. Fast forward

Press to fast forward through a track

13. Reverse

Press to reverse through a track

8. Clock

To set: Press (8) and hold until beep is heard; press upper/ lower portion of (10) to advance Hours/Minutes; press (8) again to set

9. CD eject button

17. Disc down

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Press to skip back to beginning of previous CD

18. CD slot*

19. LOAD*

To load multiple discs: Press and hold LOAD (19) until beep is heard; insert CD when “In” is displayed To eject disc: Press Eject (9) To eject specific disc: Press and hold Eject (9) until beep is heard; within five seconds press the desired tray number 1-6 (2)

20. Mini Disc slot*

21. DISP*

22. Mini Disc display*

23. Dolby®Noise Reduction*

Reduces tape noise and hiss, press to activate/deactivate

24. Cassette door*

25. Eject button*

14. Program Random

†

Press to enable/cancel random play

15. Repeat

Press to replay current CD/ tape selection

16. Disc up

†

Press to skip forward to beginning of next CD

Audio

Systems

Audio

Systems

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*Denotes optional equipment

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For use with cassette tape player, MD player, or CD changer*

SEEK TRACK

APC

1 DISC 2 DISC 3 RPT 4 PROG

RDM

FM1/2 AM CD MD/TAPE CLOCK

SCAN

AUTO-M

TUNE

PRESS AUDIO CONT

VOL

PUSH

POWER

DISC IN

RPT RDM MTL AFM12 ST MCD CH

CD IN MD IN AUTO-M

1 2 3 4 5 6

DSP

DISC IN

LOAD

. . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

141517 1316 12

20 22 21 25

23 24 25

4 5 6 7 8

18 9

19 18

3 2

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INTERIOR LIGHTS

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

Interior

Lights

Trunk

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1. Interior light

2. Interior light switch

ON = Light always on OFF = Light off DOOR = Light on when

door is open

9. Emergency trunk release (Protegé Sedan)

Allows you to escape should you become locked in trunk

To open: Pull “T” handle; “T” handle will glow if exposed to light

3. Map/reading lights*

4. Map/reading light switches*

Press on/off

5. Tilt sunroof*

To tilt/close rear of sunroof: Press rear/front of switch

Trunk

1. Temporary spare tire

Stored under panel in trunk; to change flat tire: Follow instructions in Owner’s Manual

WARNING: Do not exceed 50 mph with temporary spare

Tip: Do not use temporary spare tire for long periods of time

2. Tool bag

3. Jack

4. Jack handle

5. Cargo light

6. Cargo area cover

7. Cargo securing loops

8. Rear seatback lock

Lock or unlock: Move lever

6. Sunroof*

To open/close: Press and hold rear/front of switch

7. Cargo light*

ON = Light on with liftgate open

OFF = Light off

ON DOOR OFF

*Denotes optional equipment

Protegé Sedan

Protegé5

R OF

5 6 4 343

7 7

3,4

4 1

PULL

3 2

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UNDER HOOD

Always check the Owner’s Manual for more operating information and safety features

Under Hood

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Tip: Check all fluids with vehicle parked on a level surface and engine off unless otherwise stated

1. Windshield washer reservoir

Fill with windshield washer fluid

2. Power steering fluid reservoir

Level should be between MIN and MAX lines

Break-in period

First 600 miles: Avoid heavy braking and acceleration; drive at varying road and engine speeds

Tip: Follow the same procedures with newly overhauled engine or when brakes are replaced

Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)*

When brake pedal is pressed, ABS automatically reduces hydraulic pressure to any wheel on the verge of locking up

You may feel a slight pulsing of the brake pedal and hear a clicking noise; this tells you the ABS is functioning properly; increase pressure on pedal for maximum braking

Tips: Maintain constant pressure on the brake pedal

Do not pump the brakes

Tire economy and tips

Check pressure at least monthly when tires are cold

Tires should be of the same make, kind and dimension

Maintain correct front-end alignment and tire balance; rotate tires at 3,750-mile intervals; see Owner’s Manual for rotation chart

Tire pressure

Decal on driver’s door provides tire pressure information

3. Engine oil dipstick

Fluid should be between F and L on dipstick; do not fill above F

4. Engine oil filler cap

See Owner’s Manual for recommended engine oil viscosity

Tire chains*

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Use only SAE Class “S” chains; install on front tires as tightly as possible and re-tighten periodically; do not use chains on dry roads or with aluminum wheels, damage may occur, use on steel wheels only

5. Automatic transaxle fluid dipstick*

Check with engine on and at operating temperature; fluid must be between the indicator marks on the dipstick

6. Brake/clutch fluid reservoir

Fill to MAX mark with DOT 3 fluid; check with cap on

Tip: Clutch uses same reservoir as brakes

7. Battery

8. Fuse panel

Push latch in, lift cover

9. Engine coolant reservoir

Level should be between COLD FILL RANGE indicator marks

WARNING: Never remove coolant reservoir cap while engine is running or hot; remove only when safe

10. Air filter

11. Hood latch

Pull up to release hood

4 (1.6L)

4 (2.0L)

(1.6L) 3

5 6 7

8 9

(2.0L) 3

1.6/2.0-liter Engine

Gasoline

Unleaded regular

87-octane minimum

1.6L engine:

13.2-gallon/ 50-liter tank;

2.0L engine:

14.5-gallon/ 55-liter tank

*Denotes optional equipment

†

See Owner’s Manual