Driving and operating a vehicle Mazda 6 (GG)
Starting the engine
Fig. 1.151. Ignition switch positions Fig. 1.152. Starting the engine using a regular key Mazda 6 cars can be started in two ways - with a regular key and an auxiliary...
Fig. 1.151. Ignition switch positions Fig. 1.152. Starting the engine using a regular key Mazda 6 cars can be started in two ways - with a regular key and an auxiliary...
Starting the engine with a regular key
If the steering wheel is locked to prevent theft of the vehicle, the key can only be removed from the ignition switch if the ignition switch is in the "LOCK" position...
If the steering wheel is locked to prevent theft of the vehicle, the key can only be removed from the ignition switch if the ignition switch is in the "LOCK" position...
Starting the engine using an auxiliary key with a portable card «Advanced Key»
Wearable map "Advanced Key" must be carried by the driver, since it contains an electronic immobilizer microcircuit, which exchanges coded signals with the engine...
Wearable map "Advanced Key" must be carried by the driver, since it contains an electronic immobilizer microcircuit, which exchanges coded signals with the engine...
Switching off the engine using the auxiliary key
1. Move the range selector lever to the "P" (parking) position (in a car with automatic transmission). 2. Turn the ignition switch from the "ON" position (ignition on)...
1. Move the range selector lever to the "P" (parking) position (in a car with automatic transmission). 2. Turn the ignition switch from the "ON" position (ignition on)...
Manual transmission control
Fig. 1.156. Gear shift diagram The car uses a conventional gear shift pattern as shown in the figure (for 5- and 6-speed gearboxes) (fig. 1.156). When changing gears,...
Fig. 1.156. Gear shift diagram The car uses a conventional gear shift pattern as shown in the figure (for 5- and 6-speed gearboxes) (fig. 1.156). When changing gears,...
Automatic transmission control
Fig. 1.157. Shift diagram of the range selector lever The starter can only be engaged if the range selector is in the "P" (park) or "N" (neutral) position (fig. 1.157)....
Fig. 1.157. Shift diagram of the range selector lever The starter can only be engaged if the range selector is in the "P" (park) or "N" (neutral) position (fig. 1.157)....
Locking the range selector lever
The locking system does not allow the lever to be moved out of the "P" (parking) position unless the brake pedal is pressed. To move the lever out of the "P" (park)...
The locking system does not allow the lever to be moved out of the "P" (parking) position unless the brake pedal is pressed. To move the lever out of the "P" (park)...
Disabling the range selector lever lock
If the range selector lever cannot be moved out of the "P" (Park) position in the normal manner, then, while holding the brake pedal depressed, do the following: use a...
If the range selector lever cannot be moved out of the "P" (Park) position in the normal manner, then, while holding the brake pedal depressed, do the following: use a...
Manual gear shift mode
Manual shift mode allows, to a certain extent, to simulate the control of a manual transmission and gives the driver the ability to control the engine speed and torque...
Manual shift mode allows, to a certain extent, to simulate the control of a manual transmission and gives the driver the ability to control the engine speed and torque...
Gear engaged indicator
Fig. 1.159. Gear engagement and range indication The gear number on the dashboard lights up (fig. 1.159). If downshifting is not possible due to vehicle speed being too...
Fig. 1.159. Gear engagement and range indication The gear number on the dashboard lights up (fig. 1.159). If downshifting is not possible due to vehicle speed being too...
Shifting to higher gears in manual mode
To shift the transmission to an adjacent higher gear (relative to the current transmission), press the lever back (+). If the vehicle is moving slowly, the transmission...
To shift the transmission to an adjacent higher gear (relative to the current transmission), press the lever back (+). If the vehicle is moving slowly, the transmission...
Shifting to lower gears in manual mode
To shift the transmission to an adjacent lower gear (relative to the current transmission), press the lever forward. If the vehicle is moving at high speed, the...
To shift the transmission to an adjacent lower gear (relative to the current transmission), press the lever forward. If the vehicle is moving at high speed, the...
Second gear lock mode
If the vehicle is stationary or the vehicle speed does not exceed 10 km/h, then pressing the lever back (+) switches the transmission to the second gear lock mode. In...
If the vehicle is stationary or the vehicle speed does not exceed 10 km/h, then pressing the lever back (+) switches the transmission to the second gear lock mode. In...
Gear shift points (2WD vehicles)
Shifting to higher gears The table shows the values of the maximum vehicle speeds below which switching to the corresponding higher gears is impossible. Downshifting The...
Shifting to higher gears The table shows the values of the maximum vehicle speeds below which switching to the corresponding higher gears is impossible. Downshifting The...
Gear shift points (4WD vehicles)
Shifting to higher gears The table shows the values of the maximum vehicle speeds below which switching to the corresponding higher gears is impossible. Downshifting The...
Shifting to higher gears The table shows the values of the maximum vehicle speeds below which switching to the corresponding higher gears is impossible. Downshifting The...
Power steering
Power steering can only function when the engine is running. If the engine is off or the power steering system is faulty, you can still steer the car, but it will...
Power steering can only function when the engine is running. If the engine is off or the power steering system is faulty, you can still steer the car, but it will...
All-wheel drive transmission (4WD)
The all-wheel drive transmission provides the vehicle with excellent traction and dynamic properties on snowy and icy roads, on sand, wet soil and other slippery road...
The all-wheel drive transmission provides the vehicle with excellent traction and dynamic properties on snowy and icy roads, on sand, wet soil and other slippery road...
All-wheel drive transmission malfunction indicator
The malfunction indicator comes on for a few seconds after turning the ignition switch to the "ON" position (ignition on). The indicator may then turn on and remain lit...
The malfunction indicator comes on for a few seconds after turning the ignition switch to the "ON" position (ignition on). The indicator may then turn on and remain lit...
Vehicle stability control system (cruise control)
The cruise control system allows you to set and automatically maintain a constant vehicle speed (but not less than 30 km/h). Warning! Do not use the cruise control...
The cruise control system allows you to set and automatically maintain a constant vehicle speed (but not less than 30 km/h). Warning! Do not use the cruise control...
Turning cruise control on/off
To turn on the cruise control system, press the main "ON/OFF" switch. The green indicator will light up "CRUISE MAIN". To turn off the cruise control system, press the...
To turn on the cruise control system, press the main "ON/OFF" switch. The green indicator will light up "CRUISE MAIN". To turn off the cruise control system, press the...
Setting the stabilized speed value
1. Turn on the cruise control system by pressing the main "ON/OFF" switch. 2. Accelerate the car to the required speed (not less than 30 km/h). Press and release the...
1. Turn on the cruise control system by pressing the main "ON/OFF" switch. 2. Accelerate the car to the required speed (not less than 30 km/h). Press and release the...
Increasing the stabilized speed
You can increase the vehicle's stabilized speed value in two ways. Press and hold the "RES/ACCEL" switch button. The car will accelerate. Release the switch button when...
You can increase the vehicle's stabilized speed value in two ways. Press and hold the "RES/ACCEL" switch button. The car will accelerate. Release the switch button when...
Reduction of the stabilized speed
Press and hold the "SET/COAST" switch button. The car will gradually slow down. Release the switch button when the desired speed is reached. If the cruise control...
Press and hold the "SET/COAST" switch button. The car will gradually slow down. Release the switch button when the desired speed is reached. If the cruise control...
Turning off the cruise control system
To turn off the cruise control system, use one of the methods below. Press the "ON/OFF" switch. Press the brake pedal lightly. Press the clutch pedal (cars with manual...
To turn off the cruise control system, use one of the methods below. Press the "ON/OFF" switch. Press the brake pedal lightly. Press the clutch pedal (cars with manual...
Traction Control System (TCS)
The anti-skid system (ASS) helps to improve the traction properties of the vehicle and driving safety by regulating the torque developed by the engine and braking the...
The anti-skid system (ASS) helps to improve the traction properties of the vehicle and driving safety by regulating the torque developed by the engine and braking the...
Anti-skid system (DSC)
The anti-skid system (ASS) automatically controls wheel braking and regulates engine torque in conjunction with the anti-lock braking system and traction control system...
The anti-skid system (ASS) automatically controls wheel braking and regulates engine torque in conjunction with the anti-lock braking system and traction control system...
Rear suspension stabilization
When the load on the rear wheels increases, the rear suspension springs are deformed, causing the rear part of the body to drop and the ground clearance to decrease. The...
When the load on the rear wheels increases, the rear suspension springs are deformed, causing the rear part of the body to drop and the ground clearance to decrease. The...
Traction device
Fig. 1.161. Location of mounting holes for installing the towing hitch Towing a trailer requires the use of a towing hitch of the appropriate design. It is recommended...
Fig. 1.161. Location of mounting holes for installing the towing hitch Towing a trailer requires the use of a towing hitch of the appropriate design. It is recommended...
Recommendations for towing a trailer
Check that when coupling a loaded or empty trailer, the vehicle body remains approximately in a horizontal position, as without a trailer. It is prohibited to operate a...
Check that when coupling a loaded or empty trailer, the vehicle body remains approximately in a horizontal position, as without a trailer. It is prohibited to operate a...
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