Recent content by paulvha

HI It is located under the 3 row of seats and requires some work to get access. Best to download manual. Look at http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123794870-Anyone-have-a-PDF-version-of-the-factory-repair-service-manual

You are welcome Keith. Your reaction brings a smile to me face as it triggered my memory and remember the victory feeling I had when it work. It still works today, daily, without any problems. Good to see that Mazda realized the missing feature and included that in update BCM that was build a...

My CX-9 ( 2007) only has ONE Cabin temperature sensor (which is located in the front, driver side, half down on the right hand side). Reading the manual, it looks the rear control be applying correction to the front control setting: "while in individual operation mode, the temperature setting...

I have installed 2 years ago on my MAZDA CX9 a remote start. I have bought : http://www.mazdaparts.org/macxreenst1.html. Takes time and patience to install, but still works fine. EVEn the official MAZDA looks a compustar version with special software. It did not have special functions in the...

well there is.... While the relay is switching the +12V on the motor, the other side of the motor is connected to a MOS-FET, which is controlled by your front climate control unit, and connects to ground. That is the way the speed is controlled. Maybe that is broken as your climate control unit...

Maybe the relay is constant connecting. The defrog 30 A fuse is getting constant power and the only thing that is in between that switching is in relay. Take the relay out (R4 in the main-box) and measure whether it is constant connecting on between the 2 connectors that are located directly...

There is a separate fuse for the front blower. In fuse box behind glove department the fuse #12 ( 7.5A)

That means you have the old wiring harness and they will buy the new wiring harness with all the changes applied as mentioned in the PDF earllier by nguvanh. you should when the remote start was installed in your car to the date on the PDF. I bought mine in summer 2010 and have installed it...

reply on the leveling control This not driven by the BCM. The same fused 12V are being used as for the lights. So if the lights work the fuse should be good. Maybe you leveling switch has a problem(or the connection to the switch) attached information can help to diagnose

looks like you don't want heat/ac/defroster etc to happen. In that case you should remove the fuses indicated in the pdf.

I agree. Normally you would expect a low pass filter and maybe that is in the stock subwoofer. The workshop manual shows the wiring going as I indicated.

Never worked on the bass box. however the CX-9 bas box should have 4 wire connecting (2 from the rear speaker LH, and 2 from the rear speaker RH). The PINK (-) and blue/green are from the LH speaker, the grey(-) and brown from the RH speaker. It looks that the bass box only uses the LH speaker...

There are some parts of a car where I use the official parts. Brakes is one of them. The extra cost is like a life insurance to me.