1. Headlights (high/low beam).
2. Daytime running lights.
3. Low beam headlights.
4. Headlights (high beam)/daytime running lights.
5. Front fog lights (optional).
6. Front direction indicators.
7. Side lights.
8. Side turn signal repeaters.
9. Brake lights/tail lights.
10. Rear direction indicators.
11. Rear side lights (on the rear liftgate).
12. Reversing lights.
13. Rear fog light (vehicles with a left-hand steering wheel arrangement).
14. Rear fog light (cars with a right-hand steering wheel arrangement).
15. Central high brake light.
16. License plate lights.
17. Front interior lights/individual lighting lights.
18. Vanity mirror lighting (optional).
19. Rear individual lighting lamps.
20. Luggage compartment light.
Attention.
- It is prohibited to replace gas-discharge xenon lamps by yourself. Self-replacement of xenon lamps in headlights is dangerous. If you handle xenon lamps incorrectly, you can get an electric shock, since such lamps use high electric voltage. If you need to replace xenon lamps, contact the service station of the official Mazda dealer.
- Do not touch the glass bulb of a halogen lamp with bare hands. Always wear safety glasses when handling halogen lamps. A halogen lamp is dangerous if broken. The halogen lamp contains gas under excess pressure. If the lamp breaks, people may be seriously injured by flying fragments of the bulb. If you touch the halogen lamp bulb with bare hands, the remaining greasy marks from your fingers may cause the lamp to overheat and explode while switched on.
- Always keep halogen lamps out of the reach of children. It is dangerous to play with halogen lamps. If a halogen lamp falls or is broken in any way, people nearby may be seriously injured.
Note:
- To replace the bulb, contact an authorized Mazda dealer.
- If you accidentally touch the halogen lamp bulb with your fingers, before installing the lamp, you must wipe off any remaining grease from the bulb using a clean cloth soaked in alcohol.
- Pack the burned-out bulb in the box from the new bulb. Dispose of burned-out bulbs in places inaccessible to children.