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Knowing Your Mazda
Doors and Locks
Form No. 8R65-EA-03C
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Freestyle Doors
The pillarless freestyle doors are front and
rear-hinged for ease of ingress and egress
to the rear seat.
Opening the freestyle doors
1. Open the front door first.
2. Pull the rear door handle and open the
rear door.
Front door
Rear door handle
Before closing a front door make sure
other passengers are not operating a
rear door and a rear passenger’s head
or hands are away from the rear door.
If the front door is closed while a
passenger is operating the rear door
handle, a hand or fingers could be
injured if the handle is forced back.
Also, a rear passenger could hit their
head against the door during access to
the rear seat.
NOTE
•
The rear door cannot be opened
while the front door is closed.
•
Make sure the front seatbelt is
unfastened before the rear door is
opened. The rear door can’t be
opened with the front seatbelt
fastened because the front seatbelt
may lock.
•
If any door is left open for more
than about an hour, the front
seatbelt will lock, and the rear door
cannot be opened. If this happens,
close all doors and open the rear
door again.
•
This vehicle is not equipped with
child safety locks due to the design
of the front and rear doors. The rear
doors must be closed before the
front doors, and the rear doors
cannot be opened until the front
doors are opened.
CAUTION
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