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How many kilometers can an old Mazda 6 travel on a full tank of gas?

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SanJake

07/30/25 5:18am

A full tank of gas can cover 450 kilometers. Extended introduction about Mazda 6 transmission fluid: 1. The transmission fluid of Mazda 6 should be replaced at 50,000 kilometers or 60,000 kilometers. Check the transmission fluid at 50,000 kilometers, and replace it at 50,000 kilometers if the oil quality deteriorates or turns black. If the oil quality is still acceptable, it can be postponed to 60,000 kilometers. 2. Like the engine, the transmission also requires fluid for lubrication. Therefore, transmission fluid, like engine oil, has its shelf life and needs regular inspection and replacement. 3. Different models and brands have different replacement cycles described in the car maintenance manual. The length of the replacement cycle depends on the usage of the vehicle. If any abnormalities are found in the car, it is necessary to go to the 4S store for inspection.

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