Search results

Why would a bad filter cause gas to leak from the engine? Could it be something related to the reinstall of the new head?

Common issue. Search oil control valve (ocv) seepage.

Honestly I wouldn't bother because the padding sucks on the armrest so a new one likely wouldn't help. Maybe the newer models will have improved padding? But I couldn't find the exact part number. #8...

Yo u cray

I think it's normal for the level to fluctuate. If you really are losing coolant, you'll smell it and you'll have a stream of green crust running down the block.

As other people mentioned already, The filter should spin on freely with zero resistance. If it doesn't, then something is wrong. If you force it and a thread breaks off then you'll have a bigger problem. I say leave it for now if the leak is not too bad

Not an expensive part but didn't looked into the ease of replacing it Part #9 https://mazda.oempartsonline.com/v-2020-mazda-cx-9--signature--2-5l-l4-gas/engine--engine-parts

Likely an under torqued drain bolt, or nicked gasket?

I'm embarrassed to say I slightly cross threaded that bolt myself when I did my spark plugs... Kinda good to know this bolt is cursed and it's not me lol

Hole punch Drill a pilot hole Spray penetrating oil Use an extractor bit Retap the threads

Do you have this symbol on your hub? If no, likely not equipped.

@Favre95 I can feel your frustration thru the screen. To be fair, corporate level failed you by not standing by their product and the dealership failed you with crappy work. I hope once the link to submit claims is verified, you can submit your case for a full reimbursement.

I agree. While it does look legit, I'm not in a hurry too give out my info until it's verified.

Someone mentioned communication will be out 11/10 and there'll be a place to file for reimbursement claims. No further specifics yet: (

I think you'll need to remove the fuel tank first

I think there should be a disclaimer at this time since it's unconfirmed and not official

We're not in April so that's a good sign! Is it me or is the verbiage specifically for engine failure due to the coolant issue? So another word, the warranty extension is to only cover the coolant issue.

That is definitely a doozy to track down especially it only happens once a day. It sounds metal on metal so I don't think it's bushing related. And since your damper assembly has been replaced, I'm actually stumped.

I blend Mobil 1 + Pennzoil + Costco so I get performance + quietness at a great price.