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When mine ('17 CX5) started to have this issue on and off... I did everything people recommended here... cleaning, insertion again and again, reboot, etc. No help. I got a new one from A*m*n for $50, and it works fine so far. Last thing you can try. BTW, MID software could sometimes miss a beat...

That feels bad. :confused: Well, go back to kicking tire to find which one.. usually, easy to find.

What yrwei52 said makes sense. Could be the MAF sensor failed causing the no-start to begin with. (not low battery) Then, a jump start triggered the light to show up. When MAP sensor is on the verge of failure, it could act both ways (good or bad).

Not sure which model year this is, but I am going to try it on my '22. I actually never saw this (have not tried) before. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RAWdG-WzbMQ Short answer: try it to be sure.

Does anyone has a theory for it? Why? Glad it is fixed for OP.

I recall that when Acura RL first came out, Acura spent paragraphs on how they engineered the doors to make it sound like German when you shut it. The tricks? Position the gravity center of the door to be in line with the hinge and latch. Using thicker skin panel, stronger frames to mitigate...

In the case of Prius, no. The right side was lower since new. By about 1 inch if I recall correctly. I think the weight distribution was not computed correctly at planning stage.

All seem relate to PCM (powertrain control module).

I am here wondering what "theft detect" means here in the title... :unsure:

A static graph as shown above does not show the difference in rpm pickup. I have been using 87 for my turbo for 2 yrs since new. For the recent 2-3 tanks, I used 91. I definitely can feel the difference in acceleration (yes, below 4k RPMs). In short, more responsive to pedal. P.S. I have been...

It seems like a software issue then. Your car is out of warranty. You can try to do software update yourself (MID system). If that is too much for you, you probably can try to be patient in waiting for the MID to reboot completely before you put gear out of Park. I used to find that if I was...

Can you smell gas when engine is idling w/ hood open? If yes, it could also be the gasket.... needing a new one.

I recommend a ATF drain-n-refill at least.

Spend a bit time to watch this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fctpppbiwCg He recommends replacing both to even out the torque/speed. Make your own decision after watching.

Line graphics are overlaid on top of video. Yours has no video signal. If you reboot the system does it come back on? If you don't know how to press multiple buttons to reboot, you can shut down the car and wait for 1-2 hrs and start it up again. If you restart too soon, the reboot is not a...

The new changes coming to CX5 are for 2026 model year. 2025 model year is basically a carryover with few tweaks.

https://mazdaparts.org/mazda-cx-5-parts-and-accessories/mazda-cx-5-2017-2024/mazda-cx-5-exterior-accessories/ I don't think you need to drill holes. I installed mud flaps on my '17 CX5. You can view the instruction manuals on the pages (of products). The Jack Nut is a bit strange if you never...

I doubt you need a new transmission. The initial repair was probably not performed correctly. Bring it to another shop for a 2nd opinion. Note that some dealers talk to one another. They don't make another one look stupid. Take it to an indie shop you trust. Based on the initial ERROR codes...

When I owned a '05 Prius, one owner on the forum found a similar issue. Most people could not believe it... but it was true.

From what I read, CX-50 uses the same system as Toyota's. 2.5L hybrid. However, the coming hybrid on next CX-5 will be an indigenous one. The displacement is unknown since Mazda has 1.5/2.0/2.5 to choose from.