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As mentionned above, the second issue has also recently been granted an extended warranty . See this post for details: Post in thread 'Cracked Cylinder Head (2018 CX-9)' Cracked Cylinder Head (2018 CX-9)

I am not 100% sure but I am thinking that it may be more of an issue of the warranty of the repair component. If the original repair was done by mazda under the initial warranty then I would see how long that warranty is. That warranty depends on the laws of your state and also on various Mazda...

Most likely your car stayed on and ran the battery down. But after being boosted and driven a bit then it had enough charges to restart the car and act normally. I also recommend you charge it now to bring it to a good charge level since it is likely still low. But once charged it will likely...

Mazda believes they have fixed the issue with the 2021 model and up. There was a redesigned cylinder head i believe. Time will tell. But in my own observations the quantity of cracked head reported here in the forum has reduced significantly since about a year or two. Also most 2021 are still...

For the moment, 2021s are not yet part of the extended warranty. See table below:

There is a table in the owner manuals that says exactly what is on or off with eaxh switch settings: https://www.mazda.ca/en/digital-owners-manual/2023/cx-5/contents/05030100.html Canada has a different settings than the US because of the mandatory DRLs.

Hi. I sent you a private message for how to remove the 3rd row. Look it up.

Put your claim in for mazda to cover the 5000 as per the instructions in the link as per my previous post:

A lot of cars have the light turn on in the day when the wipers are activated. It depends on the models but a lot of the Mazda’s do it. With those models you don’t even have to leave it out of auto during rain and snow.

Are the rear taillight on when on DRL mode? I don’t think they are but not 100% sure. If they aren’t you might be that person driving in town with their rear lights off.

I get what you mean, and that if you like to manually control airflow it is not ideal. All I am saying is that it is not how they designed it to run. Auto which is adjusted by the thermostat (interior temperature, not vent temperature) is the main control function. Vent temperature, Airflow...

That’s because the system is meant to be used in auto-mode. In auto mode you don’t need to adjust the fan speed with the +,-. You do it by adjusting the temperature dial (for more wind, crank the thermostat higher or lower). If you manually adjust the fan speed, then the auto mode is pretty much...

That would be my guess. I looked up two used 2019 cx-5 on autotrader.ca. The turbo had a Y in the Vin, the NA didn’t have it.

I have seen two types of cracked head. The turbo and the NA does not seem to crack in the same location and result in different failure i think. I seem to recall that the 2.5 NA crack results in oil leaks, whereas the turbo only results in coolant leaks. I have not followed the NA since I am...

TSB are country specific, but are often the same in Canada. The issue is the manufacturers notice are not easily accessible in Canada (to me anyway). So it is still to be confirmed if this applies to Canada or not. As a Canadian, I hope it does. If anybody knows it would be great to know.

More details on the extended warranty The warranty was extended for 10 years (120,00 miles) and those that paid for the repairs out of pocket before will be reimbursed. https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-11011136-0001.pdf Owner who want their previous repairs reimbursed will have 6...

The warranty was extended for 10 years (120,00 miles) and those that paid for the repairs out of pocket before will be reimbursed. https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-11011136-0001.pdf Owner who want their previous repairs reimbursed will have 6 month after the letter mailing date to...

The crack on the naturally aspirated CX-5 are a different issue. This is only relevant to the turbo model

The warranty was extended for 10 years (120,000 miles) and those that paid for the repairs out of pocket before will be reimbursed. https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2024/MC-11011136-0001.pdf Owner who want their previous repairs reimbursed will have 6 month after the letter mailing date to...