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4. Move the selector lever.

5. Take the vehicle to an Authorized

Mazda Dealer to have the system

checked.

qManual Shift Mode

This mode gives you the feel of driving a

manual transaxle vehicle by operating the

selector lever and allows you to control

engine rpm and torque to the drive wheels

much like a manual transaxle when more

control is desired.

To change to manual shift mode, shift the

lever from D to M.

NOTE

Changing to manual shift mode while driving

will not damage the transaxle.

To return to automatic shift mode, shift

the lever from M to D.

NOTE

l

If you change to manual shift mode when

the vehicle is stopped, the gear will shift to

M1.

l

If you change to manual shift mode without

depressing the accelerator pedal when

driving in D range, 5th gear/6th gear, the

gear will shift to M4/M5.

Indicators

Manual shift mode indicator

In manual shift mode, the “M” of the shift

position indicator in the instrument panel

illuminates.

Gear position indicator

The numer al for the selected gear

illuminates.

Manual shift mode indicator

Gear position indicator

NOTE

l

If the gears cannot be shifted down when

driving at higher speeds, the gear position

indicator will flash twice to signal that the

gears cannot be shifted down (to protect the

transaxle).

l

If the automatic transaxle fluid (ATF)

temperature becomes too high, there is the

possibility that the transaxle will switch to

automatic shift mode, canceling manual

shift mode and turning off the gear position

indicator illumination. This is a normal

function to protect the automatic transaxle.

After the ATF temperature has decreased,

the gear position indicator illumination

turns back on and driving in manual shift

mode is restored.

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Transaxle

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