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Last post on Jan 11, 2013 at 11:05 AM
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#7 of 11 Re: Ignition coils [vbaker_92]
by amb65
Aug 09, 2011 (11:09 am)
I just want to say that I have now had to have 4 of the 6 ignition coils replaced on my Mazda MPV van & I am furious! This is a known problem & I think Mazda should have made it a recall. This last on (Ignition coil #1), is difficult to get to so the dealer charged me $400!!! to replace one coil.!!!
DO NOT BUY AN MPV van - it will cost you a lot in repairs & Mazda doesn't care!
#8 of 11 ignition coils a problem on all MPV's!
by amb65
Aug 09, 2011 (11:14 am)
WARNING: If you have an MPV van, you are most likely going to have to have the ignition coils replaced at GREAT expense! I have complained to Mazda & gotten no where.
#9 of 11 Mazda MPV 2000 Judders
by farkwa
Feb 20, 2012 (1:18 am)
Hi my wife and i own a 2000 mazda mpv, recently the van has been missing or juddering a bit when in reverse and somtimes driving on the open road can feel it more in reverse. We thought it might have been the transmission but after reading all these posts I think our problem could be the coild i think people have been talking about...Any help and comments would be appreciated
Thanks
#10 of 11 2000 Mazda MPV Judders
by farkwa
Jul 10, 2012 (2:47 am)
I posted a while back about my 2000 mazda MPV V6 juddering when the car idles or takes off.
I had a few replies back - Transmission, PCV pipe leaking, Ignition coils anf fuel pump/filter.
I have eliminated the transmission and I am still unsure about the PCV pipe and Coils. I have been putting in a bottle of fuel treatment stuff in the tank everytime I fill up and it seems to make it go away sometimes for short whiles or longer. So i am leaning more towards the fuel pump/filter/incectors.
Is there away to test these 3 things or how do I go away bout cleaning them?
#11 of 11 Re: Ignition coils [vbaker_92]
by swagner34
Jan 11, 2013 (11:05 am)
These cars suck! Read all the posts. I have had all the problems listed. Idle control valve, pcv valve, heater not working, etc.
All started with running a little rough when first started. Auxiliary fan wouldn't shut off. No big deal. Replaced problematic valves, thermostat control, coils, wires, plugs. Same problem shortly thereafter. Took to dealer, told blown head gasket. Had this done for $3k. Got vehicle back and heater still didn't work. Started to run rough less than 24 hours after. Dealer is now telling me it is a cracked head gasket. There is a problem with the design of these engines. Good luck to all, my suggestion would be to get rid of any MPV. There is a real good reason why Mazda discontinued the vehicle. Mine is a 2005 with 70k. When we bought it, there was less than 30k on it. Over the last 6 years, we've only driven the damn thing 5-6k/year. Does that say enough? Had something wrong with it the whole time.