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http://www.mazda3forums.com/index.php?topic=46267.new;topicseen#new page 30 - post 880 - All I can say is WOW - this Billm guy should get a job with Mazda - can you believe that someone just working on his own can solve a problem that Mazda has not solved in over 2 years. I think Mazda knows what the problem is - they know how to fix it - they just don't care about their customers enough to do the right thing.
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Replying to: z71bill (Jun 22, 2006 6:27 am) Yup, Mazda just doesn't care... |
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| Has any one else had a problem with the A/C in an 06? I recently purchased one and have been back to the dealer twice. They tell me it works within specs and I tell them that I really could care less. All I care about is that when it's 99 degrees outside, the cabin of the car gets no cooler than 85. | |
Has any one else had a problem with the A/C in an 06 i-touring? I recently purchased one and have been back to the dealer twice. They tell me it works within specs and I tell them that I really could care less. All I care about is that when it's 99 degrees outside, the cabin of the car gets no cooler than 85.
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Replying to: zoomzula (Jun 23, 2006 4:32 pm) |
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No. I do not have climate control.
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Replying to: zoomzula (Jun 24, 2006 7:34 am)
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Replying to: ex_tdier (Jun 24, 2006 11:45 am)  80 .. with the A/C on 1 keeps me quite cool .. actually chilly till I crack the window to smoke. My suggestion to people thinking about buying one of these wonderful cars is TEST DRIVE IT. My fiance test drove 3 different Mazdas and I drove 2 and the A/C was fine in each of them. If the one you drive doesn't work the way you like ... try another one. But the above-referenced statement is simply not true!! I absolutely love my Mazda .. more every day .. and for those of you who don't like yours ... I am truly sorry .. but there are lots of us who are more than happy with ours!!
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Replying to: jozoom (Jun 25, 2006 8:01 am)  All cars at highway speed will have a good working A/C and be more than comfortable.
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Replying to: nifty56 (Jun 25, 2006 11:10 am) In each and every case, all of the vehicles were hot when I started my test drive and I opened the front windows about half-way down for about 2 minutes and had the air conditioning set to recirculate on full front, max coldness, and airflow set to 2-3. All of the vehicles cooled down within five minutes and the majority of the driving was in city situations (stop and go). Honestly, I did not feel hot at stop lights, or when traffic stopped. I have read about the Mazda A/C issues here on Edmunds and was really paying close attention to this during all my test drives. I did not notice little to any difference in A/C performance in any of the vehicles and decided (after much debate) to purchase the 3i Touring model. My wife drove our new car several times this weekend and did not complain at all about A/C performance. I am not saying that some folks have not had issues with their A/C, I am just stating, for the record, that I did not notice this issue with any of the Mazda 3's that I drove. All I can tell folks that are worried about this is to do a thorough test drive and ensure that they are comfortable with the 3's A/C performance..
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