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Replying to: howardru (Sep 21, 2009 9:56 am) The mechanic told me "its the car trying to (auto cool) itself" ....note to mechanic there is no such feature on this vehicle...and if it did why do it when its 31 degrees outside ? I could go on and on, but I am not here to badmouth mazda.... I just wanted the things fixed...  (C)ar (X)perimental 9
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Replying to: k1200 (Sep 21, 2009 4:20 pm) I guess we will continue in the search for the mysterious squeek/crunch noise resolution, but to help you out on your blower fans coming on after turning off your vehicle here is what I posted on the ventilation forum: "My CX9 is out of warranty so I asked my buddy that works at Riverside Mazda to hook me up with a copy of TSB 07-008/09. I read through it and was very simple and straight forward. I bought the relay that the TSB said to replace (part# G115-67-730) replaced it (under hood relay box closest to the driver's side fender) and up to right now no more occurences" There are three fuse/relay boxes under the hood. 1) small slim one on the very front attached by the radiator. 2) Main fuse box on driver's side (the biggest of the three). and 3) Relay box right next to the main fuse box closest to the driver's side fender. Relay box #3 is where the two relays for the front and rear blowers are. They are the biggest realys in there and they are probably black in color. Both relays are the same number, so be sure to buy 2 of the part number I provided and replace them both. The new relay should be a light blue color. Hope this helps you. Now lets get back to trying to figure out our suspension noise...Ceric? Mazdatechie? HELP! |
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My 2009 CX-9 has 3500 miles on it. The transmission already went bad. First my dealership says it's the transmission control module, now they claim it needs a whole new transmission! It has been in the shop for 3 weeks, now I get to wait for a new transmition to come in. Anyone else have transmission problems. Zoom, zoom...what a joke.
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Replying to: chucky2 (Oct 05, 2009 12:50 pm) Don't said that, man. Aisin transmission used synthetic fluid. Once in a while, the service people at Mazda dealer put in the wrong fluid causing it to seize up badly. This has been happened to many other brands as well. Wrong fluid kills transmission. Aisin is the transmission supplier of Toyota and Lexus. The reputation is there. Mine has 21K on it and it is as smooth as day 1. |
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Replying to: deltaromeo (Aug 30, 2009 8:17 pm)
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Replying to: fguzzo (Oct 09, 2009 11:47 am)
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Replying to: k1200 (Oct 09, 2009 3:21 pm)
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Replying to: wdhyte (Oct 10, 2009 10:25 pm) It became almost comical taking it in so often. Dont get me wrong I do not complain about every little thing, heres another issue to add. I started to smell mold in the car a day or tow after driving in the rain. At the same time I started to hear a very light clicking, but only when I would be on a bumpy road. It was coming from the right rear section.. hold that thought. My daughter discovered the floor in the rear was wet..not damp... soggy wet. all of the windows are shut tight, sun roof is fine. I took out the rear cargo area because this is where the noise was coming from. First thing I noticed was a lot of rust. So I asked my father to drive while I sat back there and looked around . What I see right away is where a spot weld gave way hence the metal to metal "tapping sound" But when he drove through a puddle ..the water is channeled up through the wheel well where the weld gave way..some goes forward to the rear seating area, some goes backwards to the cargo area. When I show this to the dealer they said "you obviously drove in water over 30 inches. Well if you know the CX9 you know that 30 inches is just below the headlight...and would be about seat level on the inside...and we all know cars are not water tight and there would be significant interior water damage... instead of a rusted right rear quarter panel...i dont know what else to say.. i just done
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Replying to: k1200 (Oct 11, 2009 7:59 am)  ...but I agree 110% that if you had driven in water 30" or more deep there'd be extensive markings/damage on the vehicle let alone at that depth you may have even floated the bloody thing. Tried contacting mazdausa (corporate) yet and complaining? good luck... |
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Replying to: fguzzo (Oct 09, 2009 11:47 am) |
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