Hey, I'm from LA also. Where are you from in lower Alabama? I'm from Daleville. I went to Auburn and now I'm in Arlington, TX. Let me know where you are from and maybe I'll swing by next time I'm home for the holidays.Location: lower alabama
They cannot. Inform Mazda USA IMMEDIATELY. The longer you wait, the harder it will be. Call NOW. Stop what you're doing, and call. The internet will be here. From the second link, note this quote:ForceMP3 said:I Broke A Shifter Fork. The dealer charge me 1300 because i had a injen cold air intake can they do this
If they wont do it in writing, that means it's immediately their problem, they pay. And if they do put it in writing, you've got an immediate case, either for court or Mazda USA.If a dealership denies warranty coverage, they should be willing to do so in writing. Have the dealer describe the failure which is causing your problem AND how the dealer believes the aftermarket product installed is responsible for the problem. Keep an accurate log of all contacts and correspondence in addressing the warranty denial.
They are cheating you. There is no way that any type of added power will break a shifter fork. A shifter fork has nothing to do with added power. It's all in how hard you shift. They have been having problems with this shifter fork you talk about. Let me guess, you broke it going from 2nd to 3rd gear? I talked to a Mazda mastertech and he said that they have replaced SEVERAL of these same parts at his dealership. You should fight it! Even if they say it was the added power that broke it, you still can beat it because the CAI only adds like 4whp. Not nearly enough to break anything.Total BS, tell them I and everyone else here said so. There are plenty of mechanics and gearheads on this site.
katsmp3 said:i go through mobile all the time on my way to Florida.. I live in Hattiesburg Mississippi