All New 2017 Mazda 3

**go-to-guy** · January 7th, 2019 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by bongbojador

I already delete my phone, them reconnect it again via bluetooth, still cant get sms to work, still disabled from menu

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Last thing I can think of is going to your Communication Settings on the infotainment. Make sure the SMS/Text messaage boxes are checked.

Check this video if you haven't yet:

How to use text message features on the Mazda Connect Infotainment System - YouTube

**go-to-guy** · January 7th, 2019 07:53 PM

In case you're using an Iphone (I use Android), maybe #10 of this video will help at the 2:46 mark:

Top Tips and Tricks Every Mazda Owner Should Know! - YouTube

**bongbojador** · January 7th, 2019 07:57 PM

Ues using an iphone, i will try this, thanks a lot bro

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**bongbojador** · January 7th, 2019 08:13 PM

Ok na bro, was able to activate sms in infotainment, no. 10 in the video was the solution,

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**go-to-guy** · January 7th, 2019 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by bongbojador

Ok na bro, was able to activate sms in infotainment, no. 10 in the video was the solution,

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**buknoii** · January 9th, 2019 08:26 PM

Guys anyone here encountered the CHECK ENGINE warning? Any idea whats causing this?

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**jojopad** · January 9th, 2019 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by buknoii

Guys anyone here encountered the CHECK ENGINE warning? Any idea whats causing this?

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You will need to use an ODB2 scanner to see the actual error. A check engine warning can be anything, e.g. O2 sensor malfunction, loose fuel cap, mass airflow sensor error, etc.

Best to bring you car to a nearby casa or ask someone with an ODB2 scanner to check the actual error.

A loose fuel cap can trigger the check engine warning. Make sure the fuel cap is properly closed by turning it clockwise with a couple of clicks. If the warning still persists, then you definitely need to use the ODB2 scanner.

**travajante** · January 13th, 2019 01:13 AM

LTO Plate released & needing a 2017+ BN3 No Drill plate relocator? Please PM for details.

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**buknoii** · January 16th, 2019 01:41 AM

Originally Posted by jojopad

You will need to use an ODB2 scanner to see the actual error. A check engine warning can be anything, e.g. O2 sensor malfunction, loose fuel cap, mass airflow sensor error, etc.

Best to bring you car to a nearby casa or ask someone with an ODB2 scanner to check the actual error.

A loose fuel cap can trigger the check engine warning. Make sure the fuel cap is properly closed by turning it clockwise with a couple of clicks. If the warning still persists, then you definitely need to use the ODB2 scanner.

Had it scanned this morning and they told me na may tubig daw na nahalo sa fuel.. they added mazda's deposit cleaner sa fuel and reset the system.

After that the error message is gone.. drove it for a few minutes and when i parked it and started it again after a few hours, the check engine warning is there again [emoji20]

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