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I am somewhat surprised that this low power device can bring a battery down in 4 hours, and be fixable by software. Love to know what's going on inside.

My new 2023 CX-5 s select arrived in Baltimore today. I'm in CT. Hope to see it later this week or early next week. It will be my third CX-5, so you can guess I'm happy with the vehicle. I am moving on from a 2018 with 26000 miles, the first CX with CD. Power train warrantee is up so I'll get...

Maybe he bought a Honda because the discussion got a little cloudy.

What is the official Mazda name of that color blue. Looks good. Thanks

Has the battery ever been topped off with distilled water ?

I know the accident you are talking about. I wondered how the nine year old got out. The vehicle was a Nisson Rogue. Does it open from inside or did it pop open from from the force of the impact. Pretty sad story.

How about swapping left / right tires to see if it follows tire ?

Right up there with you Ed. At 80 now and truly miss my days of timing lights and dwell meters etc. So be it. Thankfully I can afford to have someone look after my CX-5. Last week I actually added water to my 2018 battery and was very proud of myself. Enjoy your new time off.

Try removing the battery and clean all contact points with alcohol. Wipe the battery too.

I'd be amazed if it didn't have wireless connection. Did you read the manual for help? Could be a failure of some kind. Bluetooth on in phone? Etc..

Something to try. Toothpaste first then maybe Soft Scrub. They may polish the glass. Is Bon Ami still around? I remember a cake form. Yes I'm pretty old.

Is it possible something etched the glass?

Have to comment about no load battery testing. Always test with a load for a true reading. This a fairly simple explainatio as to why. Paul Menconi E.E. in Electrical Engneering, University of California, Davis (Graduated 1971)Upvoted by Kenneth Lundgren , B.S. Electrical Engineering, Illinois...

This is an example of devices that are out there that may work. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BHRXJ6/

Going along with the binding thought. If you place your hand on the moving sunroof see if you feel any little burps in the area where it stops. , even if the roof closes. This may be something a tech can feel and not see.

OP can you comment on the visibility, especially out the rear. I have a CX-5 and my wife's main complaint is the rear view. I have sat in a Forrester and was impressed by the amount of glass all around.

oops, thanks

Anyone see this report. Maybe we are over teching things. https://arstechnica.com/cars/2022/02/radio-station-snafu-in-seattle-bricks-some-mazda-infotainment-systems/

Wow. Can’t say I ever felt a thing such as a jolt. If mine is switching I don’t know it.

The 2018 OEM rear light I purchased came with bulbs and new wiring harness.