The Mazda 6 is a great little car, but if you like to work on your car yourself it can be a nightmare. It's bays were clearly not designed with ease of repair in mind. Watch this video to learn how to fix a broken air conditioning condenser in a Mazda 6, if you dare to try.
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1 Comment
HI
i have did all of this procedures in my mazda 6 2007 when i changed thermostat cover it was clogged
i think this model of mazda is complex to fix as you say .
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