Mazda3 maintenance schedule

Does anyone has any idea how much wuold it cost to perform the 12month/24,000km maintenance at street performance?

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Originally Posted by Karen Lee-McNair

Just to clarify - if your calipers seize (which is really only going to occur due to lack of lubrication - hence annual brake servicing), and you have not performed your annual brake service; either in the package or on it's own, your calipers will not be covered under manufacturer's warranty

This is how it is for all manufacturer's - with lack of lubrication, it is expected for these things to seize, because they're dry

Remember, the maintenance package is designed by Mazda Canada for it's Mazda's vehicles.
On Honda's they are serviced every 16,000 km, on Toyota's they are serviced every 24,000 km as well - and their annual packages are $245.00 plus tax

Mazda actually beats these other manufacturer as a lower maintenance cost vehicle to own

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Go see the price to replace a caliper, and then the price for the service. Might help you choose!

hello guys, just have a question about how do i get discount if im going to do an oil change @ MOT?
Where? who should i talk to or go to, to be able to get discount for a service?

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by zoom4106

hello guys, just have a question about how do i get discount if im going to do an oil change @ MOT?
Where? who should i talk to or go to, to be able to get discount for a service?

Thanks!

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Read following link...

http://www.torontomazda3.ca/forum/sh...zda-of-Toronto

Short version, talk to service rep when you get there and also...

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10% Discount on Labour on additional work (oil change and special services excluded)

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Just bought a off lease 2006 M3 Hatch (110k) today and pick it up on Tuesday. What should I do to get myself on a maintenance scheduled? Do I assume all is cool for 6 months or take it to my mechanic now?

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Originally Posted by Chachacha

Just bought a off lease 2006 M3 Hatch (110k) today and pick it up on Tuesday. What should I do to get myself on a maintenance scheduled? Do I assume all is cool for 6 months or take it to my mechanic now?

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take it to your mechanic now, and have him perform the maintenance.

Reading this makes my head hurt...

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Originally Posted by sas

I replaced my oil at 3000km by original Mazda Dexelia and changed filter.
All did without dialer. Original filter has no any inscription except
“Genuine part”. In warranty case it could be problem.
When I disassembled filter I found quite many metal particles sand size and oil inside filter had metal dust. Can’t to understand, what people meaning when speaking about modern precision in engine manufacturing.
To addition original Mazda oil is “hydro cracked“ . I’m not confident it really could to work good whole year. Many people not changing oil and feeling well.
You choose.

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bringing it back .... :)

Every 96,000 km or 48 monthsInspect engine coolant level , Inspect function of all lights, Lubricate all locks and hinges, Replace engine oil, Replace oil filter, Replace air cleaner element, Replace coolant, Inspect disc brakes (front and rear) and lubricate caliper slide rails/pins, Inspect brake drum system including parkingbrake, Inspect fuel lines and hoses, Inspect exhaust system and heat shields, Inspect driveshaft dust boots, Inspect all suspension components front and rear including ball joints and driveshafts, Inspect emission hoses and tubes, Inspect manual transmission oil, Drive Belt Tension Inspect every 56,000 kms, Engine Valve Clearance Audible check and adjust if noisy every 120,000 kms, Replace spark plugs at 120,000 kilometres.


So I am due for an OIL CHANGE ... should I just go for this and the oil change is considered part of this maintenance schedule or what? Also worth this or not? I'm a 2006 with 98k on the car right now.

hmmm... so I guess it's worth it to get it done... have to get my etest before April

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Originally Posted by towelsnap

hmmm... so I guess it's worth it to get it done... have to get my etest before April

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If you are in the Mississauga area we offer TM3 member 15% off any repair or service (other than minor services like 8k's or LOF's)

nah hes all the way in kingston.

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Originally Posted by phil05gx

nah hes all the way in kingston.

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just letting everyone in the GTA know as well

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Originally Posted by Direct Mazda Service

If you are in the Mississauga area we offer TM3 member 15% off any repair or service (other than minor services like 8k's or LOF's)

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I'm actually due for my first maintenance service and live in the mississauga area. Do I just tell the service department when I book my appointment that i'm apart of the TM3 community?

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Originally Posted by Cust0m

I'm actually due for my first maintenance service and live in the mississauga area. Do I just tell the service department when I book my appointment that i'm apart of the TM3 community?

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The 15% discount does not apply to the regular 8k services, only the 1 year services and another other non maintenance repair. example brake work, flushes, suspension repair

Hey. I'm new here, so sorry if this is a newbie question. This is something that has been bugging me for awhile.

Maintenance is 8000 km or four months. Trouble is, I work close to where I live, so I don't put 8k on the car in four months, and I hate to drop the money/time to change the oil & filter after 3000 or 4000 km. This is my first Mazda after several years of driving a Toyota - I switched due to dealership issues on the trade-in on my old car with Toyota. Toyota seemed fine with the 8k and never said a thing about a time limit.

So here's the question - how firm are they on the four months? Can I get away with six without getting into warranty trouble? I have a 2010. The dealer gave me three free oil changes when I bought the car (for use within a year), so I stuck to the four months for that period. I'm good with the maintenance otherwise and follow the recommendations as to what to do at every interval, but bringing in the car for work after a few thousand km of driving really bugs me.

Thoughts?

I am having the same confusion as Mr.Shim had, I bought a new M3 end of last year and is going to be due at end of this month for 8k/4months and It only ran 2200 Kms. Got a phone call from the dealer reminding me of my first maintenance due and asked if I need an appt for it. I said I would call them back. I reviewed this thread and decided to stick to recommended maintenance route. However as a newbie to a new car for first time maintenance ever, I have no idea how good the dealer's service will be and how pricy will it be. My friend had a coupon from Canadian Tire for oil/filter change, lube etc for 39.99 plus tax, would it be an alternate instead going to the dealer? Also recently I can hear rattle sound coming from the brake area when completely press it and then release it on a flat ground, will the brake inspection fee be covered under warranty?

Thanks everyone in advance for your advice/opinions.

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Originally Posted by Direct Mazda Service

The 15% discount does not apply to the regular 8k services, only the 1 year services and another other non maintenance repair. example brake work, flushes, suspension repair

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Just to reiterate, I can get 15% off if I go in for power steering fluid, coolant and brake fluid flushes?? I just have to say that I'm a TM3 member??

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Originally Posted by billinma

I am having the same confusion as Mr.Shim had, I bought a new M3 end of last year and is going to be due at end of this month for 8k/4months and It only ran 2200 Kms. Got a phone call from the dealer reminding me of my first maintenance due and asked if I need an appt for it. I said I would call them back. I reviewed this thread and decided to stick to recommended maintenance route. However as a newbie to a new car for first time maintenance ever, I have no idea how good the dealer's service will be and how pricy will it be. My friend had a coupon from Canadian Tire for oil/filter change, lube etc for 39.99 plus tax, would it be an alternate instead going to the dealer? Also recently I can hear rattle sound coming from the brake area when completely press it and then release it on a flat ground, will the brake inspection fee be covered under warranty?

Thanks everyone in advance for your advice/opinions.

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With respect to your question about the oil change price from a Mazda dealership, they will do oil+filter for $34.99 + tax ... that was my last invoice for QEW Mazda... Since you are still brand new, going to dealership for Oil change might do you good if you want that brake inspection for free... I mean it won't do magic, but it'll work in your favour and other warranty related items.

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Originally Posted by rzapata

Just to reiterate, I can get 15% off if I go in for power steering fluid, coolant and brake fluid flushes?? I just have to say that I'm a TM3 member??

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Yes the 15% applies to those services

I am due for my 1 yr/24k service soon. I have less than 9500 km on my car. Should i go for the brake maintainance?

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Originally Posted by Geologic

gah, markham mazda just quoted me $55 + tax for my 2nd service (8 months). Including tire rotation.

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is that normal??
cuz i bought mine at mazda, granted i still havent gotten my car yet, this monday, buttt still want to be ahead of what i need for the car

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Originally Posted by bdonion

is that normal??
cuz i bought mine at mazda, granted i still havent gotten my car yet, this monday, buttt still want to be ahead of what i need for the car

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34.99 8k service + 19.99 tire rotation... seems right?

With that said, how much would the 24k/1yr service cost (before taxes) factoring in this 15% TM3 discount and also me supplying my own oil - tire rotation also unnecessary as winters just came off a short while ago. Please also indicate how much time is needed for this to be done.

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Direct Mazda Service

Yes the 15% applies to those services

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I got quoted $350 for the 96k service at Direct Mazda. I know it's a big service so I expected a lot. The parts are only $50 of that though. Is 300 for labour a little steep or about right? I don't mind payin' if it's standard but I'd just like to know and make sure I'm not getting jipped. =)

Hi..I am a new member to this.I bought a preowned 2005 mazda 3 i.Could you tell me the difference between the mazda3 i and other models like GX,GT,etc..etc..its a 2.0ltr engin.I am going to get it next few days.Please tell me what are the initial maintenance to be done before using the car since its a pre owned car.

Thanks