Both of these read like a Brawndo or Powerthirst commercial. RAAAWWWWWW

Also, don't use your hands as play toys. That just tells the cat that it is OK. Get toys that create distance so that you can lead it on and expend it's energy attacking something that looks like a bird or something.

I had the same on my MS3. It is a lack of lubrication on the splines on the CV half shafts. If it is still under warranty the dealer will do it for free. It is something that they know about. I have not had a problem since. Good luck.

Try a listen to "Paradise Circus"Zeds Dead Remix, by Massive Attack. Look on the thissongissick site.

Over weight people in land ships that think that just because they are in a land ship they need not signal or look prior to any action. Sorry, but I used to drive a 1979 Lincoln Town car like it was a Speed so I know better!

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Mazda needs to roll this out with +H.P. and AWD!

Just had my MS3 looked at at mazda for a clicking noise from front L & R wheel well areas. Turns out to be a TSB for lack of lube on the splines of the half shafts. Easy fix but prob. not the same problem as the clunking. Just throwing it out there.

6 deployments, damn, that sucks. Thats either 2 years of Air Force deployments or 6 to 9 years Army. Either way, time away from home is time away from family, home, and your car . Good luck and take care on the trip.

Not what you think when you think MAZDA,,,

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At the risk of ridicule, what about mounting a thinline electric fan, say like a transmission radiator fan over it? There is enough clearance to mount withen the boundaries of the hood duct seal.

If you cannot find anyone to do it on your days off then I would suggest doing it yourself. The problem is, Do you have tools and a manual that tells you where it is exactly? They tend to be burried in the AC/Heater blower assy which tends to be burried under and behind the dash. Not a lot of fun on...

I`m Batman wrote:I believe it uses the A/C to dehumidify the air so your windows won't fog up.

I'll second that. It's used to dehumidify the air.

Hopefully not timing belt/chain related. Bent valves and dented heads could add up with the labor. A compression test would tell for valves but spinning the motor could make it worse. I'm still in Phoenix so I def. do not know of any shope up there. Good luck.

I agree with all. Economy, work, seasons, school,,,,you name it. I wish I coule afford the 12 hour drive to try out some CoSpgs Sonic Tater tots and meet everyone. The Spring is here for yall and it has already hit 103 for 3 days here,,,, so enjoy the weather and hook it up!