The headlights moving up and down on their own is almost always related to dirty grounds on the circuit - specifically at a multi-pin connector located just under the brake booster. It's a white flat plastic rectangle with about 7 leads running into it and attached with a machine screw into the shelf area below the booster. Water can collect there causing corrosion. The connector can be opened up and the contacts cleaned. There's a good video on cleaning electrical connectors on YouTube
SOURCE: mazda mx5 1990
The thermostats on Mazdas are notorious for kicking out and causing the fans to either not initiate or go on without effective results. My Protege went through 3 before I got my Miata, and I learned how to change the thermostat when it went out the first time. Hopefully, there won't be a second time, but whenever the car overheats and I notice the fans don't come one, I always assume it's the thermostat, and that's always the cause. If you don't want to fix it yourself, take it to a dealer, they're very accustomed to changing thermostats in Mazdas, believe me.
SOURCE: Mazda MX5 tiorque settings
Dear Customer,
Its all about firing speed & firing sequence,
tr yo to got to showroom or branded certified mechanic or you can do yourself if have experience about all this settings,
this will defenatly increase your 100% torque,
But do all this with care,takes time,
THNX
SOURCE: unable to obtain a manual
If you want a repair manual, go to an auto parts store, they have haynes repair manuals for different vehicles. If you want an owners manual, go to dealer and see if they can get one.
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