On the power windows, sometimes they lose the ability to fully open or close automatically when giving the button an extra little press past the "click". If your windows no longer respond to the "all the way up" or "all the way down" feature you can do this to reprogram them. Press the down button at the driver's door, holding the switch down for an additional 5 seconds once it's all the way down. Then pull the button up, holding it for an additional 5 seconds once it comes all the way up. Give the button the little extra press down and it should be good to go! Works for every Mazda I've tried it on all the way back to 2007. I blew a salesperson's mind about a month ago by doing this. They had been working on this 2016 CX-9 trying to fix this issue. They replaced all 4 motors and all of the window switches on the car with no luck. Over $1500 in parts from the dealer. Knowledge is power!!
This just happened to me for the first time in my ‘19 hatch. I kept fiddling with the buttons til it started working again. Good to know for next time!
Why is it every time I try to look up something in an owners manual it’s never listed in the index? That’s why UA-cam videos like this are indispensable. Thanks guys.
@@carlmontney7916 It's due to standardisation, all manuals now follow same layout which truely sucks as there are much better ways to lay them out. Motorcycle service manuals were forced to adopt same layout as car manuals around 2010. It was almost impossible to find the section or information you need. I have no idea who decided it was a good set up but seems we are stuck with standardisation.
@@whereswaldo9089 highly uncalled for.. I’m sorry if you have been burnt by dealerships in the past but I agree there are a lot of corrupt dealerships its straight up wrong.
@@whereswaldo9089 oh for sure personally I love my job I got lucky with dealership its super chill! In our area were the only place who never marked up cars during all that bs
@@whereswaldo9089I just bought a CX-50 yesterday and the salesman was really cool. Up front with pricing. Everyone at the Mazda dealership I went to were really cool people. Got good vibes from everyone
I just realized you left out the feature where you can program your seat, mirrors, & heads up display settings into your key fob by pressing set on the memory seat and press unlock on the remote. Every time you open your door all your settings adjust for you depending on which programmed key fob you're holding.
Why does my 2019 Mazda 3 connect to the my Mazda app while my 2020 cx-9 won't? I know the screen on the 2020 cx-9 is the "older" version while my 2019 Mazda 3 has the non touch screen elongated version...but the newer car can't connect? Strange
You can turn off or on the radar cruise control without going into the settings. Just long press the cruise control button on the steering wheel to switch between the two.
My last four cars have been Mazdas... an '07 CX-7, a '12 CX-9, an '18 CX-9, and now a '22 CX-9. I stumbled across the window secret, thinking it was some kind of malfunction, by hitting the unlock button only a couple times in the CX-7, happily finding out that it was a normal function. The 2012 CX-9 also had this ability, but was told in the 2018 and my new '22, that it was no longer a thing. 😒 I loved that function... I'm so happy to find this video. I'm going to try that the next time I go outside. 😊 My 2018 CX-9 had a touchscreen display. When we bought this new car, the salesman told us they took that feature away... so stupid, IMO. Going to try out the android auto trick here, too.... hoping it works. 🙏🏼🤞🏼 Thanks for these additional comment tricks, too, everyone! I'm shorter than my husband, so being able to program our individual key fobs to our seat, mirror and HUD preferences is PRICELESS! 😊🎉❤
Nice! I still have my '05 Mazda3, just totalled my '18 Mazda3 (a DWI hit us from behind, that car saved our lives, my 2yo toddler was in the backseat). I'm now waiting for my '25 CX-5, going to pick it up this coming Friday 🎉
My wife and I share a 2021 CX-9. One of the top comments was regarding syncing your memory settings with the key fobs. This was the biggest tip for me; it’s going to be so convenient not having to adjust mirrors or push the memory setting buttons every time.
Congratulations! Actually the infotainment system is easy to get used to, though it has few quirks. Never been a fan of touchscreen in my older vehicle where my friends always kept touching it and leave smudges all over the screen. Now I don’t have to deal with that.
@@WiscTJK Plus the Apple Car play and Android Auto make the system a breeze to use. I lately use one button on the steering wheel(Voice control) to do most of my navigation 🤣🤣🤣
nah, the best use of adaptive cruise control is in traffic. I found that the most stressful part of traffic is constantly pressing the break then the gas, then the break and so on. Setup adaptive cruise and let the car do all the stop and go. So much less stress. Keep your foot ready to strike but enjoy the ride.
I've found that using adaptive cruise control in traffic leaves too much of a gap between me and the car in front. Idiots see it as an opportunity to cut in between us and then my car nose-dives because it senses a new object too close in front of me.
@@Varekai0723 I'm supposed to have adaptive cruise but so far I am manually having to adapt it on my steering wheel...up a few miles and down a few miles...way too often... Now that I watched this video I'm going into settings again. Last time I checked the only thing I found under safety settings was Blind Spot Monitoring...nothing else...so will be on the hunt. Cruise control is so satisfying when there aren't cars slowing at random times and driving erratically in front of me...living in a rural area makes it possible to use it more than in a more densely populated area. Also, one thing I have noticed both on my Hyundai Accent SE and on my Mazda 3 is that my cruise control does NOT work on very short, hilly areas that go up and down like a roller coaster. After setting cruise speed to 50 which is the speed limit the darn thing starts giving the car too much gas as I climb the small hill and gets to about 53 and then as it starts downhill ends up going faster and faster getting up to 63 and then hits the next hill. Why is this?
If it’s rush hour and you’re trying to maintain a small gap to the car in front of you to prevent them from cutting in, you’re probably not (or shouldn’t be) using adaptive or traditional cruise control. If traffic is lighter and you’re still getting cut-ins, make sure you adjust the ACC’s headway (following distance) to minimum - that should help, although cut-ins can still occur by the more aggressive drivers.
I just bought a Mazda CX 50 Preferred. I’m learning it still and this was way cool! As I went through it I paused it and went out to my car snd did these things I had no idea I could do! Thank you
One of my favourite features is if you have heated seats, you can link your heated seats to your climate control. So when you remote start or get in the car and start it in the winter it will automatically turn on the heated seats! It sets them to the appropriate level based on temps inside and outside the vehicle. It will gradually reduce the temp and turn it off after a while as well. If there is no passenger detected it will not run their heated seat, but as soon as they sit down and click in their seat belt it will turn on their heated seat automatically as well if needed.
@@bi2lel2 you just set your dual climate control on auto. Just push the button and the light will come on if it’s set. Set your preferred temp, and when you start your car it’ll turn the seat and steering wheel warmers on.
I have read my owners manual especially when I needed to pair my garage door opener too the button in our GMC . But your mostly right with most people not looking at the owners manual . enjoyed your video .
For most new vehicles you don't have to fully disable the adaptive cruise control in the infotainment. Let me blow your mind. When you press the cruise control button to turn it on. Press and hold it and it will automatically switch to regular speed hold instead of adaptive. To switch back to adaptive, just turn cruise control off and turn it back on again. :) I would love to see your reactions to this!
I randomly discovered this feature about 6 months ago while sitting in my driveway. By that time, I had been fighting with adaptive CC for over a year. I wouldn't mind using it more often if it braked smoother on the highway. You can't even merge left to pass someone without the radar spotting the upcoming car in the right lane and then braking heavily. 🙄
New to Mazda, Tommy 2 days ago. Not sure if this is trim related, but if you are in manual mode, you can change gears by pressing two buttons on the back of your steering wheel, behind your left and right wheel spokes.. So like paddle shifters, but button shifters instead.
I bought my Mazda 3 carbon edition hatch here in Thailand, picked it up yesterday ! Owners manual all in Thai. uh oh. If you buy a car here they put flowers on the dashboard and give you a small buddha figurine for the dashboard. 🙂
The Toyota dealership where I got my used Mazda 3 S Grand Touring put a giant red bow on my vehicle when they brought it up for me after I bought it. That was a nice touch! Flowers on the dash and a spiritual memento sounds wonderful too!
The third “hidden feature” had 2 steps too many, it’s similar to accessory mode in an old school key car where you’d turn the key quarter way to have the infotainment system or even AC going. In my wife’s CX30 or even my 2018 Mazda6 all you need to do is once the car is off you just press the push to start button with no breaks or shifter knob and both the air and infotainment will come on.
In my car, 2023 H/B, you have to press it twice without the clutch or brake pedal depressed. I am not sure what happens when it is only pressed once. (the start/stop button)
FYI, when you say AC, I hope you realize you're not going to get cooled or heated air, you're just getting air. And if you were in recirc mode when the engine was off, you're getting stale unheated or uncooled air when the engine is off. It just wastes battery.
Adaptive cruise control on Mazda will come to a complete stop on the freeway. If you set the distance you want via the dashboard, the car will even brake if it sees a car on it's radar. ACC to me is amazing and I love it.
I just got the new xox-50 last night. All of these features are new to me, I’m scared to let the car brake for me…it really can come to a complete stop with the adaptive cruise?!?
@@jerseyj2 I have a 2019 CX5 and yes, the cruise will come to a complete stop if teh car in front stops. when the car in front starts up, providing you haven't pressed the brake pedal, it will start to accelerate again. It's kind of cool and I have used it in stop and go traffic. My only concern is that I don't know if the brake lights come on when it does this.
Leaving the drive selector in N when turning off the car puts it into accessory mode, so you can listen to the radio with the engine off. If you select P you can also get accessory mode by holding the lockout override button as shown in the video.
This is a safety feature… so if you have your parking brake engaged, the electronic parking brake will NOT automatically disengage unless you put your seatbelts on. You will think it’s broken but you are just not buckled up.
I don't understand why people don't like adaptive cruise. It is super handy and I miss it when I drive my vehicles that don't have it. On road trips I set it for 5-10 over the speed limit and let it keep pace with cars ahead of me. I also use it in town because I have a small distracting child. This gives me an edge when someone decides to cut into my lane while trying to figure out why my child is freaking out. The only time it is annoying in winter when the radar freezes over and it randomly turns it off with no way to use dumb cruise mode in my 2016 cx-5. The sudden deceleration can cause your vehicle to lose control in wet conditions.
It's an issue of having a ton of traffic and having people get just past you and then move into your lane with not even a car's length gap. Some Smart Cruise systems will literally slam on the brakes which is not only annoying and a pain in the ass but a safety issue and can cause a rear end collision if the person behind you doesn't have a good following distance. My old 2015 Chrysler 200C AWD did it when someone would move in front of me and in Utah on I-15 in traffic that was a big problem. I turned the smart Cruise off pretty often. My 2021 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited is much better and doesn't slam on the brakes but rather just coasts until the gap is what I have it set at. My recent trip from Wichita to Sioux Falls was a great example.
It's a different car, but I hate the adaptive cruise on my 2018 Accord. Even if you set it to the closest following distance, it leaves too much space, so people cut in front of you nonstop. As a result, it ends up being very busy on the gas and brakes. It's a much more leisurely drive if I use standard cruise control and just turn it off in high traffic situations.
Other useful features**** -Remote Start: Change how long the vehicle stays running before shutting off automatically. (10-30min) -Turn off auto folding mirrors: Side mirrors will remain out/open, even after exiting the vehicle. (Can still fold mirrors manually via mirror buttons) *I highly recommend turning auto folding mirrors off during the winter season. -Hidden VIN: Not really a feature - The VIN is hidden underneath the passenger floor mat, rather than displayed in the windsheild like most vehicles. -Taco Holder: There is a flip-down taco holder located above the rear-view mirror, next to the overhead lights. 🌮
That gas click is mainly designed to downshift. Comes handy when you are causing in highway in manuall mode (6th gear foe example) and suddenly want to go fast
Robbie Demuro: THISSSSSSSS is a Mazda, and I'm gonna show you the the quirks and features. Then I'm gonna take it for a drive, and give it a Robbie Score!
Yep I'm having the same issue with my 2021 CX 5 where the battery keeps dying and I have no idea why but I suspect it's a problem with the key fob or the TCU software.
I love it too. Makes road trips at least half as tiring as before. Unfortunately Mazda doesn't have an effective version of this, but check out a newer Toyota with "Lane Centering" as well, it will also keep your car in the correct lane while cruise control is enabled, so all you have to do is keep your hand touching the wheel, and watch the road for anything sudden or unexpected where you'd have to suddenly intervene, but otherwise it makes road trips extremely easy to pull off. Other brand shave this too, but the only one I can vouch for personally is the effectiveness of the Toyota systems. Renting a RAV4 or Camry with unlimited miles included for your next road trip is a suggestion I'd give you if you're curious about it
TL;DW: 1. 3 Unlock clicks and 1 long Unlock click - opens all windows. 2. Apple CarPlay touchscreen on all the time. When you go to pair and select the "Touchscreen in Motion for All Devices." setting. 3. Leave foot on brake. Press button on shifter. Then turn off the car. The screen stays on for 15 minutes. 4. You can disable Mazda Radar Cruise Control and make it a standard cruise control from the settings. 5. There's a click button when pressing brake all the way in. Mazda says better not hit it. And he said some BS about shifting I don't understand. 6. In Reverse gear, the mirror can tilt down. 7.
@@byronbwoy8871 I think that applies only if your Mazda has the 'Mazda Connect' system installed..., not all models do unfortunately, goodness knows why ?
the car windows going down feuture was already a thing on my mazda 6 MPS from 2007. with that remote you could pull the windows up by holding the lock button, the same way you would do with the unlock button to get them down.
Interesting! I knew about the tilting side mirrors but didn’t know about the other features. I am trying the window feature as soon as I go outside this morning. Thanks!
I knew about the side windows but I am not sure if mine are working or if I don't have something set correctly. Like the key fob maybe or the mirror adjustment switch??
Engine Stop/Start: Not sure this is hidden, but definitely different than other makes: the CX-50 stop/start uses hydraulic pressure to engage the system, its not mechanical. Saves wear and tear on the starter and battery, but the feature is inconsistent since the driver doesn't know when the vacuum pressure is at a point to engage stop/start
I just bought a new 2023 Mazda3 H/B w/ manual transmission. I love the car and am trying to learn all of the features. Do you know how to turn off the DRL lights? I believe one time I did something with the turn signal stalk and they turned off or maybe that was the headlights? I also know that you can disable them in the settings. I think your number three was how to leave the info screen on when turning the car off with the auto trans but what about the manual trans? I know that when the car is off, you can hit the start button twice without depressing the clutch or brake pedal for an automatic.
I believe to turn daytime running lights off you go into settings, vehicle settings(?) exterior lighting, and there should be an option for DRL and a box to uncheck.
Mazda 6, 2006. - just press and keep pressed lock or unlock button on your key for about 3 seconds and all windows go down or up depending on if you're locking or unlocking your car.
That trick that you did with the remote for the windows, if you did the same thing but hit the lock button instead? It puts the remote into sleep mode to save the battery. (It will still lock and unlock the vehicle but it won’t start the vehicle, not unless you put the remote to the start/stop button. Another: if you have the 360 camera, you can access it at any speed. This comes in very handy for when squeezing between a car and a curb when making a right (in Vegas, we have enough room to fit two full size vehicles in the right lane, given that they have some form of road adequate do so) Also comes in handy at drive-throughs so you don’t curb rash your wheels
@@jandia5162 it won’t wake the remote back up, you more than likely took it out of sleep mode (which is the exact same way as putting it in sleep mode)
Tnx for these tips....did you know that if you press the Star, Music and Volume button at the same time for about 3 seconds that a "secret" menu pops up?...don't know what to do with it though 😅 (if you do how to program it, please let me know😀)
Adaptive cruise was a lifesaver on road trips but it can freak out if somebody cuts you off. Most cars let you adjust sensitivity. The thing I always turned off though was lane keep. I had a VW Passat and it almost crashed me because it misread lane markings I guess and tried to swerve me into the opposite lane.
My Mazda salesman couldn’t answer a single question I asked about my car after delivery. I had the car for two months before I knew what the auto hold feature was. I also didn’t know how to keep the side mirrors from tilting down when in reverse.
I have a 22 Acura MDX. It has the roll down of windows & Opens the sunroof by 2 clicks of the Unlock button, the second click is held for as long as you want. You can release it early and it will stop rolling the windows. Then I hit the Remote Start button, which starts the A/C in summer. Great feature, if the car is in "reach" of those signals. The other features of the Mazda are also included and then some. Tilt Down side mirrors is a valuable feature, especially parking by curbs in city areas. I'm an Old Timer .... I always read the Manuals. I want to know all the features of my car. However, Vignettes like this are very helpful to bring the info to the Masses. THX
Actually, you don’t even have to leave your foot on the break if you just hold the shift button while turning it off, it’ll stay on at least in my CX5 the timer to 20 minutes in my CX five and you can reset the timer if you just tap the break once
@@devilsadvocate2548 Yes, whenever you want to turn off the car without turning off the radio/infotainment just hold the shift button and turn off vehicle while pressing, infotainment stays on :)
In Europe there is a speed limiter as well as cruise control. If you have the limiter set and press the kick button it will override the limiter and speed up.
Pretty cool guys. I have a 2015 CX-5, which I’m pretty sure has none of these functions, but looking to buy a new CX-30 Turbo , and I will be referring back to this video.
I always turn off the adaptive cruise control. Unfortunately, it does not STAY OFF. I have to turn it off every time I start the car. If you could find a workaround for that, that would be awesome!
DOOOOOD! My guy had his garage guy sit with me, Cochran Mazda, Wexford. I knew some, but you taught me a LOT. 2022 cx5 doesn't seem to do the drop window thing. Will try again. Will try the mirror thing; last car, Murano, had this and so enjoyed it.
Note…the system will automatically turn the adaptive cruise back on with each restart. You have to manually go in and turn it back off again each start if you don’t want it.
@@jjrebel2543 Is there a way to disable this auto feature and only do it manually? I would like to leave my ebrake off and just leave my manual transmission in first or reverse instead of having the ebrake on. And how do you keep it off in winter so the ebrake will not freeze on hold?
@@t.k.morris you can hold the Parking brake button down when turning off the car. You have to do this each time. However, if you use the remote start feature, the parking brake will turn back on automatically when the session ends or when you enter the vehicle. There isn't a way, that i know of, to turn off completely
Interesting as well is the fob sleep mode. Not that you would want it to happen but sometimes it accidentally happens and you need it to turn off. This is noticed when suddenly your fob doesn't seem to be working.
In my 2022 CX-5 if I turn the knob for the side view mirrors there is another position to the right of the right mirror which will fold the mirrors in like when its locked. Very helpful for Drive-up ATMs and food pickups.
Cool info guys!! I am going to look at a 2021 CX9 grand touring plus, thats loaded low miles for a great price, it has heated steering wheel and heated/ventilated seats a feature we really need. So will heck out the auto climate control remote start setup and make sure it works!!
hello guys, I don't know if it's already there, haven't read all the comments, but if you press both the select buttons at the same time on the exterior mirrors, you disable the tilt function. The mirrors then remain in their normal position. I learned a lot from this video. I drive the European CX-30 just two months.
@@jandia5162 The buttons on the driver's door that select the side of the mirrors to change. If you press them together at the same time, you deactivate the tilt function.
another feature you may not know, even on automatic driving mode, you can still upshift/downshift gears, it just returns back to auto mode when it detects after a short while that you no longer are shifting manually. ideal for say engine breaking down a hill or overtaking
3:00 I have a Mazda 3 2020 but its Manual. Now im interrested if there is a way for manual cars to do it like this. Its super annoying that the infotainment goes out.
His hair all grew back wow! I bet people wish the had hair like that. Also the windows winding down Hondas or at least for mine 2006 Honda accord pressing the unlock twice 2nd time holding it down opens all the windows!
I have to say the CX5 is a better car than any of the latest cx30/60/90 series. They are solidly built and sound expensive on doors etc. My CX-60 top 3.3 which cost twice as much as my wife's CX 5 black edition is a pile of junk compared to it.
Also if you’re in manual mode and go WOT but don’t click the kickdown it won’t downshift, if you do click it it’ll drop to the lowest gear and auto shift for you. Nice for when you’re making a quick pass and don’t want to click from 6th to 2nd or 3rd.
I find that immensely valuable when you need to slam the accelerator to get out of a sticky situation but forgot you were in manual mode and don't have your hand on the shifter.
I first found out that Infotainment staying on when the car is off, accidentally and I literally thought that was a glitch and I even told to mazda infotainment sometimes does not turn off, even the car is off!😂😂
Interesting one about the touchscreen, I've been looking at reviews for the CX30 with a view to buying and every single review I've ever watched says it isn't a touchscreen. Not that I'm bothered, the dial operation suits me just fine but it would be useful to know.
I just purchased a 2023 CX-5 and none of these work. I was especially interested in the touch screen trick but my screen isn't touch active even when parked. Also, the setting for allowing touch screen when driving isn't listed anywhere.
Instead of CarPlay. Connect mobile in Bluetooth then you get option to enable touchscreen always. Then connect it in CarPlay, this works. I did in my 2024 model
On the power windows, sometimes they lose the ability to fully open or close automatically when giving the button an extra little press past the "click". If your windows no longer respond to the "all the way up" or "all the way down" feature you can do this to reprogram them. Press the down button at the driver's door, holding the switch down for an additional 5 seconds once it's all the way down. Then pull the button up, holding it for an additional 5 seconds once it comes all the way up. Give the button the little extra press down and it should be good to go! Works for every Mazda I've tried it on all the way back to 2007. I blew a salesperson's mind about a month ago by doing this. They had been working on this 2016 CX-9 trying to fix this issue. They replaced all 4 motors and all of the window switches on the car with no luck. Over $1500 in parts from the dealer. Knowledge is power!!
same like ford fiesta
Yes on my 2006 Scion you have to do this for the windows and the sunroof whenever the battery gets disconnected.
This just happened to me for the first time in my ‘19 hatch. I kept fiddling with the buttons til it started working again. Good to know for next time!
I tried the four-press sequence on my 2021 CX-5, did not work. Tried your reset steps, did not work either.
Why is it every time I try to look up something in an owners manual it’s never listed in the index? That’s why UA-cam videos like this are indispensable. Thanks guys.
Mazda owners manual is TERRIBLE
Exactly, what really burns me up is there are things in mine (2024 model) that I don't even have access to and they don't specify trim.
@@ogopogo1397 I've seen worse
Worst most confusing owners manual of any new car I've owned.
@@carlmontney7916 It's due to standardisation, all manuals now follow same layout which truely sucks as there are much better ways to lay them out.
Motorcycle service manuals were forced to adopt same layout as car manuals around 2010. It was almost impossible to find the section or information you need.
I have no idea who decided it was a good set up but seems we are stuck with standardisation.
as a mazda sales person this actually really helpful ! great job
Yea, true cause most salesmen can't do their own job well. They are the greatest bullsh*ters lol.
@@whereswaldo9089 highly uncalled for.. I’m sorry if you have been burnt by dealerships in the past but I agree there are a lot of corrupt dealerships its straight up wrong.
@Semiwithacarrot never have been i dont even bother if it's anything above 2.9%, but I always hear all the horror stories with the salesman
@@whereswaldo9089 oh for sure personally I love my job I got lucky with dealership its super chill! In our area were the only place who never marked up cars during all that bs
@@whereswaldo9089I just bought a CX-50 yesterday and the salesman was really cool. Up front with pricing. Everyone at the Mazda dealership I went to were really cool people. Got good vibes from everyone
Usually videos like this suck, but you two tucked in some real stuff here.
I just realized you left out the feature where you can program your seat, mirrors, & heads up display settings into your key fob by pressing set on the memory seat and press unlock on the remote. Every time you open your door all your settings adjust for you depending on which programmed key fob you're holding.
Now that's premium
That's not a "hidden feature"
Why does my 2019 Mazda 3 connect to the my Mazda app while my 2020 cx-9 won't? I know the screen on the 2020 cx-9 is the "older" version while my 2019 Mazda 3 has the non touch screen elongated version...but the newer car can't connect? Strange
That’s so cool - I’m going to have to see if there are any hidden features in my 2013 CX-5
@@LisaLisa-mx3hq it was hidden to me!
You can turn off or on the radar cruise control without going into the settings. Just long press the cruise control button on the steering wheel to switch between the two.
When you start again it goes to default
Sitting with your in a compact vehicle would be quite an experience all right.
About the trick of letting the infotainment on while turn off the vehicle.
It also works if you put the car in Neutral before cutting the engine off.
Automatic or Manual trans or both?
Double click the start button without any feet on the pedals and it’ll come on
That is on my manual transmission
does the manual transmission have that button under the gas pedal or is that just on automatic?
@@wakinglife7065
My radio won't work after I installed android auto? Help
My last four cars have been Mazdas... an '07 CX-7, a '12 CX-9, an '18 CX-9, and now a '22 CX-9. I stumbled across the window secret, thinking it was some kind of malfunction, by hitting the unlock button only a couple times in the CX-7, happily finding out that it was a normal function. The 2012 CX-9 also had this ability, but was told in the 2018 and my new '22, that it was no longer a thing. 😒 I loved that function... I'm so happy to find this video. I'm going to try that the next time I go outside. 😊
My 2018 CX-9 had a touchscreen display. When we bought this new car, the salesman told us they took that feature away... so stupid, IMO. Going to try out the android auto trick here, too.... hoping it works. 🙏🏼🤞🏼
Thanks for these additional comment tricks, too, everyone! I'm shorter than my husband, so being able to program our individual key fobs to our seat, mirror and HUD preferences is PRICELESS! 😊🎉❤
Nice! I still have my '05 Mazda3, just totalled my '18 Mazda3 (a DWI hit us from behind, that car saved our lives, my 2yo toddler was in the backseat). I'm now waiting for my '25 CX-5, going to pick it up this coming Friday 🎉
I work at Mazda. I was never really a Mazda guy growing up but these new CX-50's are pretty sick.
Can Remote Start work from your remote after 3year service ends?
My wife and I share a 2021 CX-9. One of the top comments was regarding syncing your memory settings with the key fobs. This was the biggest tip for me; it’s going to be so convenient not having to adjust mirrors or push the memory setting buttons every time.
My mirrors on my 2019 CX-5 aren't linked to memory buttons. They have to be manually adjusted as we have the Signature model :(
How?
Good tips. How can you do that?
@@SteelRaider12isn't this the top trim & fl features are supposed to be available?
Bro I’ve lost your channel and found it 2 years later amazing keep up the good work
You are so lucky, u just missed Robbie’s 1 year pause!
Great video. Just bought a CX-50 turbo premium I’m picking up on Saturday and the infotainment system has me terrified. 😂 Thanks for the tips. 👍🏻
Congratulations! Actually the infotainment system is easy to get used to, though it has few quirks. Never been a fan of touchscreen in my older vehicle where my friends always kept touching it and leave smudges all over the screen. Now I don’t have to deal with that.
I agree with techenthusiast, once you get used to the Mazda "mouse" and buttons you wont want to go back to a regular touchscreen.
@@WiscTJK Plus the Apple Car play and Android Auto make the system a breeze to use. I lately use one button on the steering wheel(Voice control) to do most of my navigation 🤣🤣🤣
I just drove home with a new CX-50 TP last night. I absolutely love it!
nah, the best use of adaptive cruise control is in traffic. I found that the most stressful part of traffic is constantly pressing the break then the gas, then the break and so on. Setup adaptive cruise and let the car do all the stop and go. So much less stress. Keep your foot ready to strike but enjoy the ride.
Mazda's adaptive cruise control is too sensitive, even at the least sensitive setting, so it's annoying to use.
I've found that using adaptive cruise control in traffic leaves too much of a gap between me and the car in front. Idiots see it as an opportunity to cut in between us and then my car nose-dives because it senses a new object too close in front of me.
@@Varekai0723 I'm supposed to have adaptive cruise but so far I am manually having to adapt it on my steering wheel...up a few miles and down a few miles...way too often... Now that I watched this video I'm going into settings again. Last time I checked the only thing I found under safety settings was Blind Spot Monitoring...nothing else...so will be on the hunt. Cruise control is so satisfying when there aren't cars slowing at random times and driving erratically in front of me...living in a rural area makes it possible to use it more than in a more densely populated area.
Also, one thing I have noticed both on my Hyundai Accent SE and on my Mazda 3 is that my cruise control does NOT work on very short, hilly areas that go up and down like a roller coaster. After setting cruise speed to 50 which is the speed limit the darn thing starts giving the car too much gas as I climb the small hill and gets to about 53 and then as it starts downhill ends up going faster and faster getting up to 63 and then hits the next hill. Why is this?
I love it 😀
If it’s rush hour and you’re trying to maintain a small gap to the car in front of you to prevent them from cutting in, you’re probably not (or shouldn’t be) using adaptive or traditional cruise control. If traffic is lighter and you’re still getting cut-ins, make sure you adjust the ACC’s headway (following distance) to minimum - that should help, although cut-ins can still occur by the more aggressive drivers.
Great video guys! I just bought a Mazda CX-30 AWD GT a month ago. It's a perfect little car for a retired single guy. Cheap to keep on the road!
Just bought a Mazada 3 turbo. You guys hooked it up. Thank you.
I just bought a Mazda CX 50 Preferred. I’m learning it still and this was way cool! As I went through it I paused it and went out to my car snd did these things I had no idea I could do! Thank you
One of my favourite features is if you have heated seats, you can link your heated seats to your climate control. So when you remote start or get in the car and start it in the winter it will automatically turn on the heated seats! It sets them to the appropriate level based on temps inside and outside the vehicle. It will gradually reduce the temp and turn it off after a while as well. If there is no passenger detected it will not run their heated seat, but as soon as they sit down and click in their seat belt it will turn on their heated seat automatically as well if needed.
Hoew do you do it. i use the Mazda app to remote start. The climate control turn on but the the heated seats
@@bi2lel2 you just set your dual climate control on auto. Just push the button and the light will come on if it’s set. Set your preferred temp, and when you start your car it’ll turn the seat and steering wheel warmers on.
@@brytonmunro5270 Is this for certain years?
@@ladieofmagicful no idea tbh. Might just be the top trims too. If you have the “auto” option it’ll work.
@@brytonmunro5270 This does not work on my 2020 Mazda6 Signature with Mazda Remote start Fob
Thanks a couple tricks i didnt know about my cx50 ... the shut off car/keep music on is my favorite!
I have read my owners manual especially when I needed to pair my garage door opener too the button in our GMC . But your mostly right with most people not looking at the owners manual . enjoyed your video .
Whoa! Had no idea about the key fob window thing, and keeping the infotainment on when turning off the engine! Thanks for the tips!
For most new vehicles you don't have to fully disable the adaptive cruise control in the infotainment. Let me blow your mind. When you press the cruise control button to turn it on. Press and hold it and it will automatically switch to regular speed hold instead of adaptive. To switch back to adaptive, just turn cruise control off and turn it back on again. :) I would love to see your reactions to this!
DAMN! Gonna try.
@Mateusz Plewa Hell yeah, Let me know if it works for you!
This does not work on Mazda 3, CX-30, and CX-50. It does work on CX-5 and CX-9
I randomly discovered this feature about 6 months ago while sitting in my driveway. By that time, I had been fighting with adaptive CC for over a year. I wouldn't mind using it more often if it braked smoother on the highway. You can't even merge left to pass someone without the radar spotting the upcoming car in the right lane and then braking heavily. 🙄
@@jbgetawesome I HATE adaptive CC.
Thanks for posting this. I hated my mirror going down when backing up.
New to Mazda, Tommy 2 days ago. Not sure if this is trim related, but if you are in manual mode, you can change gears by pressing two buttons on the back of your steering wheel, behind your left and right wheel spokes.. So like paddle shifters, but button shifters instead.
What? You're saying the shifters are there by just the paddles missing? That's a crazy easy thing to mod
I bought my Mazda 3 carbon edition hatch here in Thailand, picked it up yesterday ! Owners manual all in Thai. uh oh. If you buy a car here they put flowers on the dashboard and give you a small buddha figurine for the dashboard. 🙂
The Toyota dealership where I got my used Mazda 3 S Grand Touring put a giant red bow on my vehicle when they brought it up for me after I bought it. That was a nice touch! Flowers on the dash and a spiritual memento sounds wonderful too!
THEY GAVE ME AN INFLATABLE DOLL
The third “hidden feature” had 2 steps too many, it’s similar to accessory mode in an old school key car where you’d turn the key quarter way to have the infotainment system or even AC going. In my wife’s CX30 or even my 2018 Mazda6 all you need to do is once the car is off you just press the push to start button with no breaks or shifter knob and both the air and infotainment will come on.
Yup and you tap the gas pedal (or clutch) every once in a while so the car reset the 15 minute turn off timer.
Yeah but this stops the infotainment rebooting
In my car, 2023 H/B, you have to press it twice without the clutch or brake pedal depressed. I am not sure what happens when it is only pressed once.
(the start/stop button)
FYI, when you say AC, I hope you realize you're not going to get cooled or heated air, you're just getting air. And if you were in recirc mode when the engine was off, you're getting stale unheated or uncooled air when the engine is off. It just wastes battery.
Adaptive cruise control on Mazda will come to a complete stop on the freeway. If you set the distance you want via the dashboard, the car will even brake if it sees a car on it's radar. ACC to me is amazing and I love it.
I just got the new xox-50 last night. All of these features are new to me, I’m scared to let the car brake for me…it really can come to a complete stop with the adaptive cruise?!?
@@jerseyj2 I have a 2019 CX5 and yes, the cruise will come to a complete stop if teh car in front stops. when the car in front starts up, providing you haven't pressed the brake pedal, it will start to accelerate again. It's kind of cool and I have used it in stop and go traffic. My only concern is that I don't know if the brake lights come on when it does this.
Leaving the drive selector in N when turning off the car puts it into accessory mode, so you can listen to the radio with the engine off.
If you select P you can also get accessory mode by holding the lockout override button as shown in the video.
This is a safety feature… so if you have your parking brake engaged, the electronic parking brake will NOT automatically disengage unless you put your seatbelts on. You will think it’s broken but you are just not buckled up.
Mine doesn't.
I've never used my parking brake on any automatic car I've driven. Ever. Maybe if I lived in San Francisco
@@maxxbenzz7842you should always use your parking brakes. There is a very small pin that keeps it locked in park.
@@maxxbenzz7842 Ive never NOT used my parking brake on a car, when it is parked, since 1975. Removes all risk of the car rolling anywhere.
I don't understand why people don't like adaptive cruise. It is super handy and I miss it when I drive my vehicles that don't have it.
On road trips I set it for 5-10 over the speed limit and let it keep pace with cars ahead of me. I also use it in town because I have a small distracting child. This gives me an edge when someone decides to cut into my lane while trying to figure out why my child is freaking out.
The only time it is annoying in winter when the radar freezes over and it randomly turns it off with no way to use dumb cruise mode in my 2016 cx-5. The sudden deceleration can cause your vehicle to lose control in wet conditions.
Me neither, is just a great safety system.
And now it comes activated because people are so attached to their phones and always distracted.
I have a 23 CX5 and use adaptive cruise for over half my driving. what kind of crazy people don't like it?
You can switch to dumb cruise control by pressing and holding the cruise control button. 😁
It's an issue of having a ton of traffic and having people get just past you and then move into your lane with not even a car's length gap. Some Smart Cruise systems will literally slam on the brakes which is not only annoying and a pain in the ass but a safety issue and can cause a rear end collision if the person behind you doesn't have a good following distance. My old 2015 Chrysler 200C AWD did it when someone would move in front of me and in Utah on I-15 in traffic that was a big problem. I turned the smart Cruise off pretty often. My 2021 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited is much better and doesn't slam on the brakes but rather just coasts until the gap is what I have it set at. My recent trip from Wichita to Sioux Falls was a great example.
It's a different car, but I hate the adaptive cruise on my 2018 Accord. Even if you set it to the closest following distance, it leaves too much space, so people cut in front of you nonstop. As a result, it ends up being very busy on the gas and brakes. It's a much more leisurely drive if I use standard cruise control and just turn it off in high traffic situations.
Other useful features****
-Remote Start: Change how long the vehicle stays running before shutting off automatically. (10-30min)
-Turn off auto folding mirrors: Side mirrors will remain out/open, even after exiting the vehicle. (Can still fold mirrors manually via mirror buttons) *I highly recommend turning auto folding mirrors off during the winter season.
-Hidden VIN: Not really a feature - The VIN is hidden underneath the passenger floor mat, rather than displayed in the windsheild like most vehicles.
-Taco Holder: There is a flip-down taco holder located above the rear-view mirror, next to the overhead lights. 🌮
Lol, I wonder how many people didn't get the taco holder joke??!!
That's because it's a stupid joke
Just bought my 1st Mazda, awesome tips here. Thanks
Ah what a throwback. The BRZ video, detailing the hidden features was the first video of yours I ever watched
Oh my goodness, me too!
The USB in the glovebox!
That gas click is mainly designed to downshift. Comes handy when you are causing in highway in manuall mode (6th gear foe example) and suddenly want to go fast
Robbie Demuro: THISSSSSSSS is a Mazda, and I'm gonna show you the the quirks and features. Then I'm gonna take it for a drive, and give it a Robbie Score!
And be sure to check out CAAAAAARS and BIDSSS
Douggie
My brand new CX-50 has this dope anti-theft feature where the battery dies overnight... Literally less than 1k miles on it 😂
Yep I'm having the same issue with my 2021 CX 5 where the battery keeps dying and I have no idea why but I suspect it's a problem with the key fob or the TCU software.
Did you ever solve this issue?
@@iGrowingSmaller Yeah the battery was faulty
I absolutely looooove this coz I’m getting mine next week 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 thank you. Keep them coming plzzzzzzz
Does the apple car play touch screen work. on the 2023 cx5 premium plus?
You can also switch the radar cruise on or off by holding down the “on” button for 3 seconds. Game changer
Nice tips guys. I love radar cruise and wouldn't buy a car without it now. On my second vehicle with it now.
I love it too. Makes road trips at least half as tiring as before. Unfortunately Mazda doesn't have an effective version of this, but check out a newer Toyota with "Lane Centering" as well, it will also keep your car in the correct lane while cruise control is enabled, so all you have to do is keep your hand touching the wheel, and watch the road for anything sudden or unexpected where you'd have to suddenly intervene, but otherwise it makes road trips extremely easy to pull off. Other brand shave this too, but the only one I can vouch for personally is the effectiveness of the Toyota systems. Renting a RAV4 or Camry with unlimited miles included for your next road trip is a suggestion I'd give you if you're curious about it
Gonna have to try the shift knob button to keep the radio on. Never knew that one!
If you already turned the car off, another option is to hit the start button with no foot on the brake. Infotainment will stay on for 15-20 min.
Keeping the CarPlay on saved me. This was such an irk before. Ty!!
New Mazda owner here 😅
Thank you!! This was very helpful🎉
TL;DW:
1. 3 Unlock clicks and 1 long Unlock click - opens all windows.
2. Apple CarPlay touchscreen on all the time. When you go to pair and select the "Touchscreen in Motion for All Devices." setting.
3. Leave foot on brake. Press button on shifter. Then turn off the car. The screen stays on for 15 minutes.
4. You can disable Mazda Radar Cruise Control and make it a standard cruise control from the settings.
5. There's a click button when pressing brake all the way in. Mazda says better not hit it. And he said some BS about shifting I don't understand.
6. In Reverse gear, the mirror can tilt down.
7.
There was mention about the remote start from fob as well (right after the windows down feature)... what is the sequence? Thanks
@@byronbwoy8871 I think that applies only if your Mazda has the 'Mazda Connect' system installed..., not all models do unfortunately, goodness knows why ?
Duuuude...what? Lol. I'm on my 3rd Mazda 3 since 2014 and my mind is blown 😂 Great vid, thanks for sharing
Bro! Amazing - I hit a 2-fer in this video. Windows roll down on CX-5 and keeping the music on after shutdown...awesome! Good work and thank you!
the car windows going down feuture was already a thing on my mazda 6 MPS from 2007. with that remote you could pull the windows up by holding the lock button, the same way you would do with the unlock button to get them down.
I'm totally gonna try this on my wife's 2019 CX-5 GTR when she gets home from work!
@@InexplicableBill It didn't work on my '21 CX-5. I think it's only the newer ones.
@@foxytk30 Yeah it didn't work on my wife's 2019 CX-5
I have a half year old Mazda 3, manual gear, I'm gonna try these features tomorrow asap 😅
Going to try the window thing on our 2021 M3 100 anniversary tomorrow
Interesting! I knew about the tilting side mirrors but didn’t know about the other features. I am trying the window feature as soon as I go outside this morning. Thanks!
I knew about the side windows but I am not sure if mine are working or if I don't have something set correctly. Like the key fob maybe or the mirror adjustment switch??
my favorite hidden feature in the cx-5 is after 30k miles, you unlock the hidden ghost screen feature. a hidden gem that isn’t available to leasees.
Engine Stop/Start: Not sure this is hidden, but definitely different than other makes: the CX-50 stop/start uses hydraulic pressure to engage the system, its not mechanical. Saves wear and tear on the starter and battery, but the feature is inconsistent since the driver doesn't know when the vacuum pressure is at a point to engage stop/start
I just bought a new 2023 Mazda3 H/B w/ manual transmission. I love the car and am trying to learn all of the features. Do you know how to turn off the DRL lights? I believe one time I did something with the turn signal stalk and they turned off or maybe that was the headlights? I also know that you can disable them in the settings.
I think your number three was how to leave the info screen on when turning the car off with the auto trans but what about the manual trans? I know that when the car is off, you can hit the start button twice without depressing the clutch or brake pedal for an automatic.
I believe to turn daytime running lights off you go into settings, vehicle settings(?) exterior lighting, and there should be an option for DRL and a box to uncheck.
Mazda 6, 2006. - just press and keep pressed lock or unlock button on your key for about 3 seconds and all windows go down or up depending on if you're locking or unlocking your car.
That trick that you did with the remote for the windows, if you did the same thing but hit the lock button instead?
It puts the remote into sleep mode to save the battery. (It will still lock and unlock the vehicle but it won’t start the vehicle, not unless you put the remote to the start/stop button.
Another: if you have the 360 camera, you can access it at any speed. This comes in very handy for when squeezing between a car and a curb when making a right (in Vegas, we have enough room to fit two full size vehicles in the right lane, given that they have some form of road adequate do so)
Also comes in handy at drive-throughs so you don’t curb rash your wheels
@@jandia5162 it won’t wake the remote back up, you more than likely took it out of sleep mode (which is the exact same way as putting it in sleep mode)
Found out the sleep mode thing the hard way. Drive me nuts for awhile.
Tnx for these tips....did you know that if you press the Star, Music and Volume button at the same time for about 3 seconds that a "secret" menu pops up?...don't know what to do with it though 😅 (if you do how to program it, please let me know😀)
Did you figure this out??
Great tips! Altough, why would you turn off Adaptive CC? I thought it cause less fatigue while driving long distances.
Adaptive cruise was a lifesaver on road trips but it can freak out if somebody cuts you off. Most cars let you adjust sensitivity. The thing I always turned off though was lane keep. I had a VW Passat and it almost crashed me because it misread lane markings I guess and tried to swerve me into the opposite lane.
My Mazda salesman couldn’t answer a single question I asked about my car after delivery. I had the car for two months before I knew what the auto hold feature was. I also didn’t know how to keep the side mirrors from tilting down when in reverse.
I have a 22 Acura MDX. It has the roll down of windows & Opens the sunroof by 2 clicks of the Unlock button, the second click is held for as long as you want. You can release it early and it will stop rolling the windows. Then I hit the Remote Start button, which starts the A/C in summer. Great feature, if the car is in "reach" of those signals. The other features of the Mazda are also included and then some. Tilt Down side mirrors is a valuable feature, especially parking by curbs in city areas. I'm an Old Timer .... I always read the Manuals. I want to know all the features of my car. However, Vignettes like this are very helpful to bring the info to the Masses. THX
I can never find what I want in the manual, it gets so frustrating.
Actually, you don’t even have to leave your foot on the break if you just hold the shift button while turning it off, it’ll stay on at least in my CX5 the timer to 20 minutes in my CX five and you can reset the timer if you just tap the break once
I'd prefer if my car didn't break! 😉
@@devilsadvocate2548 Yes, whenever you want to turn off the car without turning off the radio/infotainment just hold the shift button and turn off vehicle while pressing, infotainment stays on :)
@@JulioGonzalezMxli I think you completely misunderstood what I was getting at! :-)
In Europe there is a speed limiter as well as cruise control. If you have the limiter set and press the kick button it will override the limiter and speed up.
Omg I learnt so many new handy features on the car. Nice one boys
Pretty cool guys. I have a 2015 CX-5, which I’m pretty sure has none of these functions, but looking to buy a new CX-30 Turbo , and I will be referring back to this video.
Also, even if you are in D mode, you override and shift up or down with your paddle shift. Sort of like auto and manual mode altogether
I too observed this but then how to come back to normal D mode after? (Don't remember what I did 😊)
@@dbtalks20it times out after a short amount of time.
I always turn off the adaptive cruise control. Unfortunately, it does not STAY OFF. I have to turn it off every time I start the car. If you could find a workaround for that, that would be awesome!
This is amazing, I didn’t know many of these hidden features
Also the adaptive cruise does not come on “automatically” you have to still enable it xD
DOOOOOD!
My guy had his garage guy sit with me, Cochran Mazda, Wexford.
I knew some, but you taught me a LOT.
2022 cx5 doesn't seem to do the drop window thing. Will try again.
Will try the mirror thing; last car, Murano, had this and so enjoyed it.
Did the new Mazda's drop the scroll wheel for the infotainment center? I hate that my 2022 isn't a touchscreen.
Note…the system will automatically turn the adaptive cruise back on with each restart. You have to manually go in and turn it back off again each start if you don’t want it.
Same thing for the automatic e-brake. you can turn the auto feature off but the next re-start it will revert back to its default command
@@jjrebel2543 Is there a way to disable this auto feature and only do it manually? I would like to leave my ebrake off and just leave my manual transmission in first or reverse instead of having the ebrake on. And how do you keep it off in winter so the ebrake will not freeze on hold?
@@t.k.morris you can hold the Parking brake button down when turning off the car. You have to do this each time. However, if you use the remote start feature, the parking brake will turn back on automatically when the session ends or when you enter the vehicle. There isn't a way, that i know of, to turn off completely
That’s what I found as well. It’s a one-time change. 😕
great video robbie, havent watched it yet, but i know its gonna be a banger
Interesting as well is the fob sleep mode. Not that you would want it to happen but sometimes it accidentally happens and you need it to turn off. This is noticed when suddenly your fob doesn't seem to be working.
How can enable the power folding mirror in a CX-30?? Please!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
In my 2022 CX-5 if I turn the knob for the side view mirrors there is another position to the right of the right mirror which will fold the mirrors in like when its locked. Very helpful for Drive-up ATMs and food pickups.
Cool info guys!! I am going to look at a 2021 CX9 grand touring plus, thats loaded low miles for a great price, it has heated steering wheel and heated/ventilated seats a feature we really need. So will heck out the auto climate control remote start setup and make sure it works!!
I rarely like steelies, but they actually look pretty good on that car.
Probably winter tyres
hello guys, I don't know if it's already there, haven't read all the comments, but if you press both the select buttons at the same time on the exterior mirrors, you disable the tilt function. The mirrors then remain in their normal position. I learned a lot from this video. I drive the European CX-30 just two months.
Can you explain this which select buttons ?
@@jandia5162 The buttons on the driver's door that select the side of the mirrors to change. If you press them together at the same time, you deactivate the tilt function.
another feature you may not know, even on automatic driving mode, you can still upshift/downshift gears, it just returns back to auto mode when it detects after a short while that you no longer are shifting manually. ideal for say engine breaking down a hill or overtaking
You can also reset the transmission to factory settings, making for smoother gear shift.
Do these work in Mazda cx5 2021? None seem to work
I'm try on my cx5 cuz that would be nice if it do
3:00 I have a Mazda 3 2020 but its Manual. Now im interrested if there is a way for manual cars to do it like this. Its super annoying that the infotainment goes out.
Neither the window trick nor the touch screen option is do-able on the '21/'22 cx30 premium
His hair all grew back wow! I bet people wish the had hair like that.
Also the windows winding down Hondas or at least for mine 2006 Honda accord pressing the unlock twice 2nd time holding it down opens all the windows!
Windows down feature is pure gold! Thank you.
Thank you guys..we just got our cx50 yesterday
I have to say the CX5 is a better car than any of the latest cx30/60/90 series. They are solidly built and sound expensive on doors etc. My CX-60 top 3.3 which cost twice as much as my wife's CX 5 black edition is a pile of junk compared to it.
Also if you’re in manual mode and go WOT but don’t click the kickdown it won’t downshift, if you do click it it’ll drop to the lowest gear and auto shift for you. Nice for when you’re making a quick pass and don’t want to click from 6th to 2nd or 3rd.
Can you elaborate
I find that immensely valuable when you need to slam the accelerator to get out of a sticky situation but forgot you were in manual mode and don't have your hand on the shifter.
I first found out that Infotainment staying on when the car is off, accidentally and I literally thought that was a glitch and I even told to mazda infotainment sometimes does not turn off, even the car is off!😂😂
I actually turned OFF my radio as it stayed on when I turned my 2015 Mazda 3 off and I thought that was a glitch!
Thanks for all the tips. Will be trying them all 2moro. 👍
To keep the entertainment on after you turn the car off you just hit the start button without your foot on the break.
Yea he right i did that already
Adaptive cruise control could be turned off if you hold the on button, the car will beep and tell you the option is off.
You don’t get the Tilty mirror thing on the lower trim models. My 23 cx30 isn’t equipped
Interesting one about the touchscreen, I've been looking at reviews for the CX30 with a view to buying and every single review I've ever watched says it isn't a touchscreen. Not that I'm bothered, the dial operation suits me just fine but it would be useful to know.
This is such a cool video! I instantly subscribed. Being a pensioner I am unable to afford to join, but I like your video productions.
How about turn off cylinder deactivation and turn off start stop great video. Thank you
I don't even own a Mazda but I watched till the end :) I wish I owned a Madza though
Toyota's auto window down is, iirc, the same. The remote start for Toyeta's the same input, but instead with the lock button.
Thanks man! We love to be able to roll all the windows down with the fob. 👍🏽
You can also disable the radar cruise control by long pressing the cruise control button on the steering wheel. No need to go in to the menus.
Not working for me in my 23 cx 50 select
@@chestercapps9549 Hmm maybe it only works on the CX-5??
@@ctk4949 What year? My 2023 Mazda3 does not do this. It only turns it on/off no matter how long I press it.
@@Jay-ko7fk Works on my moms 2022 CX-5 Signature
I just purchased a 2023 CX-5 and none of these work. I was especially interested in the touch screen trick but my screen isn't touch active even when parked. Also, the setting for allowing touch screen when driving isn't listed anywhere.
The windows down trick worked in my 23 CX-5, although it takes a really long hold on the fourth unlock press.
I can confirm the window thingy works on my 2023 Mazda 2.5s Turbo.
Instead of CarPlay. Connect mobile in Bluetooth then you get option to enable touchscreen always. Then connect it in CarPlay, this works. I did in my 2024 model
What is the best video to learn about my CX 5
Will the window feature’s work on a 2019 Mazda 3 hatchback ? Or do you have other videos on 2019 Mazda’s ?