How to remove transmission from 2003 Mazda 6?
It is not necessary to remove the engine assy but the lower cross member has to be removed. Remove steering gear and linkages, and pipe assembly installation bolts from front cross member, then suspend the steering gear and linkage with a cable. Here is a diagram showing the sequence of removal.
Why does my Mazda 3 engine Keep Knocking?
There are many different things that can cause engine knockingin your Mazda 3. These would include issues with the spark plugs, bad or wrong fuel, carbon deposits, and more. Driving around with an engine that is knocking loudly can lead to a blown engine in no time. The problem with engine knocking is that it can be caused by quite a few issues.
What causes a bad head gasket on a Mazda 3?
Here are the symptoms of a bad head gasket for the Mazda 3. Carbon is a byproduct of the combustion process. As your 3’s engine ages, carbon deposits can begin to build in the combustion chamber. In extreme cases, this carbon buildup in the combustion chamber can lead to an increase in the effective compression ratio.
There are many different things that can cause engine knockingin your Mazda 3. These would include issues with the spark plugs, bad or wrong fuel, carbon deposits, and more. Driving around with an engine that is knocking loudly can lead to a blown engine in no time. The problem with engine knocking is that it can be caused by quite a few issues.
Why do I need to change the transmission on my Mazda 6?
I’m about to change the engine in my ’03 Mazda 6 due to what is apparently a slipped timing chain which has, in turn, probably caused valve damage. The new engine has a perfectly good 5 speed transmission with it and since I prefer to drive a manual drive car I’d like to change that too.
Why is my ECM not working on my Mazda 6?
Removal of the TCM or not having the TCM connected properly to an automatic will cause you to have a never-ending ‘check engine’ lights. Swapping ECMs probably wil not work, because they are VIN encoded, and the ECM will need to be re-flashed to work properly.
Here are the symptoms of a bad head gasket for the Mazda 3. Carbon is a byproduct of the combustion process. As your 3’s engine ages, carbon deposits can begin to build in the combustion chamber. In extreme cases, this carbon buildup in the combustion chamber can lead to an increase in the effective compression ratio.