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NOTE

When the engine is jump-started to

charge the battery, uneven rpm occurs

and the ABS warning light comes on.

This is due to a weak battery, not a

malfunction.

Recharge the battery.

qBrake Assist

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During emergency braking situations

when it is necessary to depress the brake

pedal with greater force, the brake assist

system provides braking assistance, thus

enhancing braking performance.

When the brake pedal is depressed hard or

depressed more quickly, the brakes apply

more firmly.

NOTE

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When the brake pedal is depressed

hard or depressed more quickly, the

pedal will feel softer but the brakes

will apply more firmly. This is a

normal effect of the brake assist

operation and does not indicate an

abnormality.

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When the brake pedal is depressed

hard or depressed more quickly, a

clicking noise from the brake booster

may be heard. This is a normal effect

of the brake assist and does not

indicate an abnormality.

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The brake assist equipment does not

supersede the functionality of the

vehicle's main braking system.

Manual Transaxle

Operation

qManual Transaxle Shift Pattern

Neutral position

The shift pattern of the transaxle is

conventional, as show n.

Press the clutch pedal all the way down

while shifting; then release it slowly.

A safety feature prevents accidental

shifting from 5 to R (reverse). The shift

lever must be put in neutral before being

shifted to R.

WARNING

Sudden Engine-Braking:

Shifting down while driving on wet,

snowy, or frozen roads, or while

driving at high speeds causes sudden

engine braking, which is dangerous.

The sudden change in tire speed could

cause the tires to skid. This could lead

to loss of vehicle control and an

accident. Do not use sudden engine

braking on slippery road surfaces or at

high speeds.

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Driving Your Mazda

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Some models.

Starting and Driving

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