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03-07-03, 05:15 PM
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make? model?
if it is series 5 (89-91) then there is a lifetime dealer recall on the belts.
if it is a 86-88 however, you are on your own. if you are mechanically inclined you may wish to try and clean the retractor assembly, or simply replace the belts (which after 15 years is probably a good idea anyway).
if it is series 5 (89-91) then there is a lifetime dealer recall on the belts.
if it is a 86-88 however, you are on your own. if you are mechanically inclined you may wish to try and clean the retractor assembly, or simply replace the belts (which after 15 years is probably a good idea anyway).
03-07-03, 05:19 PM
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If its a s5 than call mazda customer service and they will hook you up. There IS a lifetime warranty on that, i had it dont like 2 weeks ago
03-07-03, 09:17 PM
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Originally posted by zooooom
Is the warrenty good for the current owner or do you have to be the original owner?
Is the warrenty good for the current owner or do you have to be the original owner?
03-07-03, 10:53 PM
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I am still wating for mine to come in for the passenger side of my car.
went to the dealer 3 times before they actually looked up the rail part and checked the warranty status of it.
The dealer i went to is Don Knott here in LA South bay
there are as slow a snails in getting it and have not called me back the 4 time si have called them to remind them.
went to the dealer 3 times before they actually looked up the rail part and checked the warranty status of it.
The dealer i went to is Don Knott here in LA South bay
there are as slow a snails in getting it and have not called me back the 4 time si have called them to remind them.
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03-07-03, 11:02 PM
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Does anyone know if the failure is due to electrical problems or mechanical? Mine is an S5, and seems to have more trouble the colder it gets, I was about to pull it apart and fix it myself anyway. Anybody??
03-07-03, 11:09 PM
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Originally posted by HKSTurboII
What if you put S5 belts in your S4 car?
What if you put S5 belts in your S4 car?
The worst thing about the US spec S5 cars is those lame mouse belts.
Maybe you mean, put the S4 and Canadian S5 belts into a US spec S5 coupe.
03-08-03, 02:32 AM
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Originally posted by Icemark
OUUUUUUU YUCK.
The worst thing about the US spec S5 cars is those lame mouse belts.
Maybe you mean, put the S4 and Canadian S5 belts into a US spec S5 coupe.
OUUUUUUU YUCK.
The worst thing about the US spec S5 cars is those lame mouse belts.
Maybe you mean, put the S4 and Canadian S5 belts into a US spec S5 coupe.
I have an S4 Candian Car, and took out the ugly *** "maroon" interior, and swapped in Candian S5 Black interior, including the belts..........
The style of the belts didn't differ, other than their colour.
03-12-03, 10:06 PM
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just the moving one I belive...make sure you remove all valuable before you bring it to the dealer....I took my 89 to the dealer for this same exact fix and picked it up missing my Rock Fosgate CD Player, Punch 100 amp, and a punch 200 12" watt sub with box....they didn't want to give me the money for it.....but I was 17 at the time and the relese I signed was viod....so I got a layer ad got my 500 bucks back!! but it was only cause I was 17...watchout!!!!