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This is the link to the interim repair procedure: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2019/MC-10165349-0001.pdf

Thank you.

Supposedly it provides temporary fix for the not too long ago discovered consequences of a battery disconnect. There is no clock on the GPS screen, and the time shown on the red LED panel is incorrect, unless the battery is disconnected and reconnected exactly at 1:00AM or 1:00PM. Hope to learn...

My clock has failed after a battery disconnect, and found that Mazda is working on a permanent solution. However, I read it somewhere that there are interim repair procedures described in: TSB #SA-021-19 (September 4, 2019) NHTSA ID#10160581 and TSB #SA-021-19a (May 23, 2019) NHTSA...

Quite pricey (CAD 1,680+TAX installed - no TPM), but decided to go for Toyo Observe Open Country G-02 Plus mounted on 18" alloy wheels. So far I am very satisfied with its performance. Any experience with its tread wear characteristics?

I have experienced the same issue with a faulty backup navi DVD copy.

I am glad to be a 2007 CX-9 owner. Definitely wouldn't buy the double smiley design. Bumper doesn't exist anymore, lost its function.

NAVTEQ MAP YEAR vs. DENSO DVD RELEASE YEAR My understanding is the NAVTEQ MAP YEAR itself is always(???) a year behind the DENSO DVD RELEASE YEAR. My CX-9 came with 2006 ver.2 in April 2007. (MAZDA Part No. GP9A 66 DZ0 B)

Just wanted to let you know http://www.mazdanavigation.com/ is up and running.

1. Unless there is a change between '07 and '08 models' GPS antenna location, it is under the centre panel close to the tweeter. See attached picture of a '07 model. 2. PM me your email address... I will send you a large file with lots of pictures and a detailed description within a few days.

I would like to find out what kind of CPU is used in the CX-9 navigation system. Does anybody know that?

2007 CX-9 BCM Inspection (Set #2) Set #2 Good luck!