IIRC I was also sent a letter from Mazda Canada regarding the issue. If you did not get a letter then you maybe out of luck as the dealer requires the letter as proof to get reimbursed by Mazda Canada.Quote:
Originally Posted by htc***
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IIRC I was also sent a letter from Mazda Canada regarding the issue. If you did not get a letter then you maybe out of luck as the dealer requires the letter as proof to get reimbursed by Mazda Canada.Quote:
Originally Posted by htc***
Well the shock sensor was only supposed to be given out for free for those waiting for the door lock fix, as a temporary fix. I doubt they will still offer that to you for free. If they do, bonus for you. Talk to Joe because that isn't right. I know for a fact that it works on the hatch, and why wouldn't it? The wiring is exactly the same as a sedan (alarm wise). I would have asked Joe from the beginning anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by htc***
I have a hatch and I got the shock sensor installed free at MOT.
I have to go to MOT again and check with Joe about it. Thanks everybody for all these answers.
Just did it on Sunday. Thanks for the easy to follow instructions.
I did mine last weekend and it was a breeze, very easy to follow instructions and nice pictures.
Good write up!
anything out for the 2010's?
No idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snotrocket
Question.. sorry if I missed it.. how much does the shock sensor cost from Mazda??
I think it was around $50-60. I can't remember off the top of my head though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoodzy
$37 + tax from the dealer....$105 if you want them to install it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoodzy
Think I might do this as a poor man's alarm system!
I wrote a how-to for this long ago too... I think around the same time cwp did... alternate source of information :)
http://web2.airmail.net/theman/mz3shock/