I totally agree with Handy Andy, no fuel would block a filter no matter where it was purchased unless it was contaminated during storage. I really wouldn't worry about where to buy your fuel from. Bearing in mind the milage, I would have a chat with the service manager, and maybe suggest having the ...

Hi Fridge, I think the young lady on the phone was getting confused with biodiesel which does use oils and animal fats can also be used, but of course you do not use this in your Mazda. I hope you find out the cause, but on a light hearted note can I ask you a question...... The young lady might be ...

Handy Andy, I think you will find it is walnut shells which are crushed and ground into various grades, which are used as the blasting medium.

As a driving instructor I covered on average 40,000 miles a year and I did that for twenty years using Tesco fuel.

Never had any problems fuel related in all that time, the old chestnut again, it all comes from the same refinery.

I wish it wasn't mentioned because now I keep noticing it

That's OK Monty, think I will change my username to " silly old fart " lol.

I have also managed 130 but noticed when I restarted later on the gauge had dropped down somewhat, not unusual as I have noticed this on previouse vehicles. The gauge doesn't move but switch of and restart and it shows the true level.

Should have said factory systems only operate if you select reverse, then go into first to activate them, yes it did seem odd the way I put it lol. I have a switch to turn them off, I always fire up the engine then switch off the parking sensors, and switch on when i need them, although I appreciate...

Hi jtonline, I think you are probably right, and on investigating further it would involve partially removing the front bumper so a dealer job. It is a pity they couldn't be installed to only engage when reverse gear is selected as factory installed units, why doesn't Mazda offer this option on the ...

Hi Monty, they are a dealer fitted accessory .