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#521 of 575 Re: vvt/turbo problems [lewandy]
by redheadedlp
Dec 19, 2012 (1:22 pm)
There is an attorney named Colin that is filking a class action lawsuit re the VVT and related issues withthe CX7. He should be in touch but if you need more info please let me know. We are all in the same sinking boat
#522 of 575 ZOOM, ZOOM MY ASS!
by angry_cx7
Dec 20, 2012 (3:14 am)
LISTEN TO ME FOR THE LAST TIME- TO GET THERE ATTENTION, FILE WITH THE U.S ATTORNEY OF YOUR LOCAL STATE- THEY WILL PUT THE PRESSURE ON MAZDA-(IT WORKS)
#525 of 575 Re: class action [cwilliams210]
by chevyboy71
Feb 02, 2013 (8:15 am)
i have a 2007 mazda cx7 and mine has 82 k on it and i bout it new in 2007 and i just had the vvt and timmeing chain done i have custom excost and that is the only thing i have had done to it im still on my same tires it had from the show room floor so i just want to ask y is every body haveing problems with them
#526 of 575 Re: engine problem! [janell92071]
by amy52371
Feb 04, 2013 (11:23 am)
I had this same issue that I posted about last May. I have since fixed and sold my Mazda and took a huge loss. I have my documentation ready, let me know when a class action law suit is filed as I am owed some money back!
#527 of 575 Replacement parts
by juice95m3
Feb 07, 2013 (11:31 am)
I recently purchased a 2007 CX-7 with 65,300 miles on it. The timing chain and VVT were replaced under warranty when the car had 34,847 miles on it. Reading all the horror stories has me wondering one thing. Has anyone had experience with replacement parts failing again like the original ones did?
#528 of 575 Re: Replacement parts [juice95m3]
by basunnday
Feb 08, 2013 (9:28 am)
I just traded off my 2007 CX-7 with 98,000 miles on it. It was running very well, had the VVT and air conditioner replaced just under 60,000 and under warranty, no issue with replacement parts. Never had the turbo problems some have had. My Madza mechanic gave me this tips, let the car run for a minute after driving before you shut it off, and change the oil every 2,000 miles. I think neglecting to let the turbo cool down before shutting off has likely contributed to problems. It is in the manual. I had no problems with the car between 60,000 and 98,000 miles. Have fun with your CX-7 I actually miss mine, it was fun to drive.
#529 of 575 Re: VVT and the class action lawsuit concept [meegway]
by whitehorses27
Feb 11, 2013 (3:13 pm)
I HAVE THE 3RD TURBO IN MY cx7 AND THE ENGINE IS GONE TOO OVER $8000 TO FIX IT PLUS $3200 FOR THE TURBO. I sent a link to all these complaints to CHCH news local TV station in Hamilton Ontario. please send in your problem as well, they will be able to help us because Mazda sure isn't. the email address is: tips
chch.com
There are Lawsuits in Quebec and the US AGAINST MAZDA. We can get one going in Ontario as well. Way too much money to be paid for their mistake.
#530 of 575 Re: engine problem!
by jinxx65
Feb 17, 2013 (5:16 am)
My CX-7 has 46000 miles on it and the timming chain " SKIPPED" thus hitting valves in #2 and #3 cylinders as I was told by a Mazda mechanic. Mazda what to see All the receipts for oil changes. They ask for the detailed receipts. What kind of oil did they put in my car. Now I'm 1 of those people who stands in the garage door and watches everything! 5-30 went into my car every time . Well Mazda has had my CX-7 for 2 weeks! My wife NEEDS her car! I'm waiting for Mazda to tell me what they are going to do about this ...... My CX-7 is a 2007 I just bought brand new tires for it. It's paid off! I would like info on a class action lawsuit if I don't like what I here from MAZDA .