Mazda CX-5 Service & Repair Manual: Check Fuel Cap Warning Light
Purpose/Function
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The check fuel cap warning light is built into the instrument cluster.
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If the PCM detects that the fuel cap is open, the light illuminates to warn the driver that the fuel cap is open.
Construction
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Built into the instrument cluster.(See INSTRUMENT CLUSTER.)
Operation
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The illumination condition of the check fuel cap warning light is as follows:
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DTC P0457:00 is stored (PCM detects that fuel cap is open)
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Check fuel cap warning light illumination condition
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The PCM sends a check fuel cap warning light illumination request to the instrument cluster via CAN communication.
Charging System Warning Light
Purpose, Function
Warns the driver of a charging system malfunction.
Construction
The charging system warning light is built into the instrument cluster..
Operation
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Cruise Main Indicator Light (Amber)
Purpose/Function
Illuminates while the cruise control system is in standby mode to inform
the driver that the cruise control system is on standby.
Construction
Built into the in ...
Other materials:
Disc Pad (Rear) Replacement
1. Remove in the order indicated in the table.
2. Install in the reverse order of removal.
3. After installation, pump the brake pedal a few times and inspect the following:
The disc pad projection is securely installed to the piston groove
Parking brake lever stroke
Bra ...
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
Outline
The LCD displays vehicle information in the instrument cluster.
The instrument cluster performs LCD fail-safe..
Function/Construction
The instrument cluster configures the indication of the LCD based on the
CAN signals sent from the related modules and displays ...
Magnetic Clutch Adjustment [Full Auto Air Conditioner]
1. Measure the clearance around the entire circumference between the pressure
plate and A/C compressor pulley using a thickness gauge.
2. Verify the clearance.
If not within the specification, remove the pressure plate and adjust the
clearance by changing the shim (0.2 mm {0.008 i ...
