Its the wife's, so it gets driven quite normal. Purely premature failures. And yes the CX5 is bone stock so nothing to really talk about or need to know. Just felt that this should be passed along to anyone searching for the same problem.
Can you really assume the shock failure is premature because your wife drives it? While my wife is a great driver, id be willing to bet she does bad things to her car on accident.
Its the wife's, so it gets driven quite normal. Purely premature failures. And yes the CX5 is bone stock so nothing to really talk about or need to know. Just felt that this should be passed along to anyone searching for the same problem.
Normal is nice and meaningless.
Certainly sounds like rare defect(s), and legit because Mazda (warranty) covered it.
So what does invoice say after the service visit?
I think there is a software update for that. When I brought mine in for service after mine did the same thing I told the dealer about it and it never did it again after that visit.Glad you got it fixed under warranty.
You don't happen to be one of the people that sometimes had sputtering issues from the start on colder days are you? Happens to me about once a month in winter.
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/show...-and-rough-engine-starts&highlight=sputtering
I am the only person I think that has had the car actually stall a few times. But since last winter it hasn't happened once. I imagine it will be having this issues again as the temperature drops.
I think there is a software update for that. When I brought mine in for service after mine did the same thing I told the dealer about it and it never did it again after that visit.
I think there is a software update for that. When I brought mine in for service after mine did the same thing I told the dealer about it and it never did it again after that visit.
How recently? My dealer told me the same thing last year but it has done it since. Not since its been summer but i expect it will start doing it again soon as it gets colder.