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The manual has the fuse box diagram. It doesn’t help with the rear seat exactly though because none of them are identified only for the rear seat heater https://www.mazda.ca/en/digital-owners-manual/2017/cx-9/contents/07031602.html

Have you checked the fuse box in the engine compartment? Sometime it could be in there also.

Why not just run tablets on the in car wifi? At most this would only require one power cable. Or none at all. In my car the kids uses tablets with downloaded movies and they have a long enough battery autonomy to last the trips. If i would need data on the way then I would just hotspot from my...

Well i think the CX-90/70 has paddle shifter, if that is the case then you could still shift manually.

Ok. I see two other fuses that may be linked to it: INTERIOR and C/U 1G1. Sorry i can’t help much more, it could be as simple as a wire connector that is not fully seated somewhere. I also noticed that you have an aftermarket remote starter installed, sometime a bad wire spliced in those...

I dont think so. On top of my head here are some that don’t have their name on the logo: Honda Toyota Hyundai Mazda Subaru Chevrolet Mitsubishi Volkswagen Audi Mercedes Infinity Lexus Granted the recent trend for some of these is to write the brand name in capital letter on the back, but i...

Ok. I don’t have my car to compare at the moment. I found someone else with the same issue here. Someone proposed a different fuse or to check for a ground wire, but the OP didn’t say if it fixed is problem. https://www.2carpros.com/questions/2016-cx9-climate-control-works-but-no-lights

Which model year is your CX-9?

Ok just had to make sure it wasn’t an easy solution like that. I am not sure honestly and hopefully someone else can provide more help. If you are confortable with wiring diagram you can check here: Post in thread 'Anyone got a lotta free time on their hands?' Anyone got a lotta free time on...

Silly question, but are you sure your headlights are either turned on or on auto ? The backlighting is linked with the headlight control and turns on when your headlight are turned on. When my car goes in the garage they usually turn off my headlight and have to remind myself to put them back...

I am not sure about your symptoms. I thought coolant in oil was making it turn chocolate milk brown and thick and frotty, so i would be very cautious at the: “your oil is green statement” If it is a cracked head i would join the class action. You can try to fight it with mazda. Depending on...

The other thing i could think off is if there is an issue with keyfob detection and antitheft, but i dont know how to diagnose that.

With the engine running voltage should be higher. More in the 14 volt range. If the car is a 2021 then it probably isn’t the brake interlock cable. That usually happens when cars are a lot older.

Normally i would say your original battery is dead. Letting it sit for a while just let it get enough charge for one start, but it can’t hold charge. Either that or your alternator is dead. Check the voltage on your battery with car off and with the engine running. If the alternator is working...

I echo going the junkyard route. If you find a junkyard CX-9 that is the same color it would be really cheap to swap it.

Not impossible, but it is the first time I hear of CX-9s catching fire. I couldn’t find anything about it either on the NHTSA website (complaints, recall or manufacturer communications). I agree for now it seems like isolated events.

I am not 100% sure this is the case, because there are multiple different lawsuits. Does the reddit article confirms exactly which one is being cancelled?f. You might be right, but i still have some hope. Examples: This one is in California from Jarvis et al...

It depends how much overheating occured and if the coolant mixed with the oil or not. Mazda standard process is that if there is coolant in the oil they replace the engine automatically. If not then they replace the head (the entire head because it is likely cracked, not just the gasket). The...

Taking them off will likely: - increase road noise in the car - reduce aerodynamic efficiency (worst fuel mileage) - increase exposure of the car components to the water, slush and salt. This will most likely make it worst. The bottom of your engine bay will probably get filled with slush and...

I will play devils advocate here. The engine can already produce 320 ft lbs of torque. It is already strong enough to take it. The problem is it dips fast. If we manage to maintain that torque all the way to the 6000 rpm redline, then it would produce 372 hp. That redline is pretty low. If it...