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29-06-2011, 09:47 PM
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My brother in law has a larger mechanical workshop and he had a woman come in with a rattling Mazda 3. It had run a big end bearing but to his shock the car hadn’t had an oil change since new which was 73,000 kilometres ago. He asked if she had ever had it serviced and the answer was no I brought it new, then went off about this shouldn’t happen to a new car and was annoyed that it was out of warranty and the Mazda dealer service wouldn’t help her.
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Just how far can a Mazda 3 go without a service, 73,000km
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