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PDF Owners Manual Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page1 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (1,1) Form No.8FX5-EI-17DT Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page2 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (2,1) Form No.8FX5-EI-17DT Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page3 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (3,1) A Word to Mazda Owners Thank you for choosing a Mazda. We at Mazda design and build vehicles with complete customer satisfaction in mind. To help ensure enjoyable and trouble-free operation of your Mazda, read this manual carefully and follow its recommendations. Regular servicing of your vehicle by an expert repairer helps maintain both its roadworthiness and its resale value. A world-wide network of Authorised Mazda Repairers can help you with their professional servicing expertise. Their specially trained personnel are best qualified to service your Mazda vehicle properly and exactly. Also, they are supported by a wide range of highly specialized tools and equipment specially developed for servicing Mazda vehicles. When maintenance or service is necessary we recommend an Authorised Mazda Repairer. We assure you that all of us at Mazda have an ongoing interest in your motoring pleasure and in your full satisfaction with your Mazda product. Mazda Motor Corporation HIROSHIMA, JAPAN Important Notes About This Manual Keep this manual in the glove box as a handy reference for the safe and enjoyable use of your Mazda. Should you resell the vehicle, leave this manual with it for the next owner. All specifications and descriptions are accurate at the time of printing. Because improvement is a constant goal at Mazda, we reserve the right to make changes in specifications at any time without notice and without obligation. Please be aware that this manual applies to all models, equipment and options. As a result, you may find some explanations for equipment not installed on your vehicle. ©2017 Mazda Motor Corporation February 2018 (Print3) Form No.8FX5-EI-17DT Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page4 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (4,1) MEMO Form No.8FX5-EI-17DT Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page5 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (5,1) Table Of Contents Introduction Alarm About This Manual ........................ page 1 Principle of Operation .................. page 45 Symbols Glossary .......................... page 2 Arming the alarm ......................... page 47 Parts and Accessories .................... page 2 Disarming the alarm .................... page 47 At a Glance Steering Wheel At a Glance .................................... page 3 Adjusting the Steering Wheel ...... page 48 Audio Control .............................. page 49 Child Safety Voice Control ............................... page 49 Child Seats ..................................... page 9 Wipers and Washers Child Seat Positioning ................. page 14 ISOFIX Anchor Points ................ page 16 Windscreen Wipers ...................... page 50 Booster Seats ............................... page 17 Autowipers .................................. page 50 Child Safety Locks ...................... page 19 Windscreen Washers .................... page 51 Checking the Wiper Blades ......... page 52 Occupant protection Changing the Wiper Blades ......... page 52 Principle of Operation .................. page 20 Lighting Fastening the seat belts ................ page 29 Seat belt height adjustment .......... page 30 Lighting Control .......................... page 54 Seat belt reminder ........................ page 31 Autolamps ................................... page 55 Using seat belts during Running Lamps ........................... page 56 pregnancy ..................................... page 31 Front Fog Lamps ......................... page 56 Disabling the passenger airbag .... page 32 Rear Fog Lamps .......................... page 57 Constant monitoring .................... page 33 Headlamp Levelling .................... page 58 Hazard Warning Flashers ............. page 59 Keys and Remote Controls Direction Indicators ..................... page 59 General Information on Radio Interior Lamps ............................. page 60 Frequencies .................................. page 35 Changing a Bulb .......................... page 60 Programming the remote Bulb Specification Chart .............. page 67 control .......................................... page 35 Windows and Mirrors Changing the remote control battery .......................................... page 37 Power Windows ........................... page 68 Exterior Mirrors ........................... page 70 Locks Electric exterior mirrors ............... page 71 Locking and Unlocking ............... page 38 Instrument Cluster Engine immobiliser Gauges ......................................... page 73 Principle of Operation .................. page 42 Warning Lamps and Indicators .... page 74 Coded keys .................................. page 43 Audible Warnings and Arming the engine immobiliser.... page 43 Indicators ..................................... page 81 Disarming the engine Information Displays immobiliser .................................. page 44 General Information ..................... page 83 Trip Computer .............................. page 83 Form No.8FX5-EI-17DT Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page6 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (6,1) Table Of Contents Personalised Settings ................... page 86 Refuelling .................................. page 122 Fuel Consumption ..................... page 122 Air-Conditioning Principle of Operation .................. page 88 Transmission Air Vents ...................................... page 89 Manual Transmission ................. page 123 Manual Air-Conditioning ............ page 89 Four-Wheel Drive ...................... page 123 Automatic Air-Conditioning ........ page 92 Electronic Locking Heated Windows .......................... page 96 Differential ................................. page 125 Automatic Transmission ............ page 126 Seats Sitting in the Correct Position ...... page 97 Brakes Front Seats ................................... page 98 Principle of Operation ................ page 130 Head Restraints .......................... page 103 Hints on Driving With Anti-Lock Rear Seats .................................. page 104 Brakes ........................................ page 131 Heated Seats .............................. page 105 Parking Brake ............................ page 131 Convenience features Hill descent control (HDC) Clock ......................................... page 106 Principle of Operation ................ page 132 Instrument Lighting Dimmer ..... page 106 Using Hill Descent Control ....... page 132 Cigar Lighter .............................. page 107 Dynamic Stability Control Ashtray ....................................... page 107 Auxiliary Power Points .............. page 108 Principle of Operation ................ page 134 Cup Holders ............................... page 108 Using Dynamic Stability Overhead Console ..................... page 109 Control ....................................... page 135 Storage compartments ................ page 110 Hill Launch Assist Auxiliary input (AUX IN) socket ......................................... page 111 Principle of Operation ................ page 136 USB port .................................... page 111 Parking Aids Floor Mats .................................. page 112 Principle of Operation ................ page 138 Starting and Stopping the Engine Using the Parking Aid - Vehicles With: General Information ................... page 113 Rear Parking Aid ....................... page 139 Ignition Switch .......................... page 113 Rear View Camera ..................... page 141 Steering Wheel Lock ................. page 114 Cruise Control Starting a Petrol Engine ............. page 114 Starting a Diesel Engine ............ page 116 Principle of Operation ................ page 143 Diesel Particulate Filter .............. page 116 Using Cruise Control ................. page 143 Switching Off the Engine .......... page 117 Load Carrying Fuel and Refuelling General Information ................... page 146 Safety Precautions ..................... page 118 Tailgate ...................................... page 146 Fuel Quality - Petrol .................. page 118 Load Retaining Fixtures ............ page 147 Fuel Quality - Diesel .................. page 119 Driving Hints Catalytic Converter .................... page 120 Fuel filler flap ............................ page 120 General Driving Points .............. page 148 Form No.8FX5-EI-17DT Mazda BT-50_8FX5-EI-17DT_Edition3 Page7 Friday, January 12 2018 6:39 PM Black plate (7,1) Table Of Contents Running-In ................................. page 149 Repairing Minor Paint Cold Weather Precautions .......... page 149 Damage ...................................... page 189 Reduced Engine Performance .... page 150 Vehicle battery Driving Through Water .............. page 150 Vehicle Loading ......................... page 152 Jump-Starting the Vehicle .......... page 190 Battery connection points .......... page 191 Towing Battery warning symbols ........... page 191 Towing a Trailer ......................... page 153 Wheels and Tyres Fuses General Information ................... page 193 Fuse Box Locations ................... page 159 Changing a Road Wheel ............ page 194 Changing a Fuse ........................ page 160 Tyre Care ..................................
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