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False deployment of air bag. (attorney for client) *dh
Fax ltr fm robert mccaffrey (vt) leased a mazda rx-8 reporting vehicle has poor traction, unsafe to operate in ice/snow reply to the rutland district ofc attn: peg bolgioni dot 2004-4218. *la when the consumer back the vehicle out the driveway and placed the vehicle in drive it would not move. The driveway was packed with snow and ice, the wheels were turned, but there was no traction.on another occasion while attempting to back down the driveway, the brakes locked and the vehicle went laterally into the embankment.(model rx-8) *sc
There are too many cars being manufactured with constantly lit dashboards with no provisions for automatic headlight activation or indication to the driver that headlights might be warranted.this leads to drivers failing to activate their headlights at dusk or during inclement weather (snow, rain, fog) where headlights serve as a safety device rather than enabling the driver to see.this problem is most prevalent in japanese-designed cars (in particular mazda, honda and some toyotas).all cars with constantly lit dashboards should be required to have headlights that automatically activate when either the light level is low or the windshield wipers are activated.a dashboard indicator that the headlights are off might also be a consideration.while drls would be one remediation, it is only a partial one as the tail lights are not activated with drls.all too often, drivers of these vehicles operate with their lights off in conditions that warrant headlight use unaware that they have no lights on and present a less visible profile to other drivers (especially when gray/silver is one of the most popular colors).their dashboards are brightly lit, despite not having any exterior lights lit.
Vehicle stalled at hignway speeds due to failure of the fuel injection.
Seat belt buckle broke prior to recall. *dh
Dealership in town is no longer affiliated with mazda.owner does not feel comfortable driving vehicle over one hour away from home/workplace with the automatic shoulder belt and front spring defective, in order to have safety recall campaign completed. *cj
Dealership in town is no longer affiliated with mazda.owner does not feel comfortable driving vehicle over one hour away from home/workplace with the automatic shoulder belt and front spring defective, in order to have safety recall campaign completed. *cj
Mazda dealership wouldn't cover the cost of repair forcoil failure. (nar)*ph
Mazda cx9.consumer writes in regards to tire sensor failure.the consumer stated the tire pressure failed four times. The consumer stated when they failed, the tires lost air within 30 seconds. The consumer stated each tire pressure sensor cost $80 to replace. The most recent incident, the tire pressure sensor crumbled into pieces.
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