Engine lack of power recall a bad idea?
02-10-2012, 08:53 AM
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Engine lack of power recall a bad idea?
Spoke to my local dealer and this recall hadn't been done on my car which i just purchased. The service rep mentioned they had a customer who just had the recall done and was experiencing problems with flooding.
I don't have any issues and am just wondering whether or not others have experienced issues with this recall.
I don't have any issues and am just wondering whether or not others have experienced issues with this recall.
02-10-2012, 09:18 AM
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All of the recall notices issued by Mazda were a good idea. I'm going on 8 yrs of owning this car. Thanks to this site, I knew about the recalls before you normally would and I got them promptly. Most of the early recalls were emissions or drive ability related (when they took it too far for emissions). In these 8 yrs, I've only flooded the car once. Using Mazda's de-flood procedure allowed me to start the car without having it towed to the dealer.
02-10-2012, 09:20 AM
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All of the recall notices issued by Mazda were a good idea. I'm going on 8 yrs of owning this car. Thanks to this site, I knew about the recalls before you normally would and I got them promptly. Most of the early recalls were emissions or drive ability related (when they took it too far for emissions). In these 8 yrs, I've only flooded the car once. Using Mazda's de-flood procedure allowed me to start the car without having it towed to the dealer.
I just bought the car with 38k and I'm going to replace the spark plugs and wires. Dealer quoted me $160 in parts and 1 hour of labor, sound about right?
02-11-2012, 01:13 AM
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I HATE SPEEDBUMPS!
That is very cheap for plugs and wires! How much are they charging you for labor? What Mazda dealership is that anyway? Just curious...
02-11-2012, 06:16 AM
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They quoted me $160 in parts and $90/hr in labor. Its Cooley Mazda in East Greenbush, NY. I bought my Speed6 from them and they've always seemed pretty fair on pricing and very knowledgable.
02-13-2012, 01:01 PM
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Yes, that is a good price on that. YOu could do it yourself and save that 90 bucks. but if you already have a relationship with these guys, then it might be worth just paying then to do it.
That's what i've been doing with my local dealer. Trying to "cultivate" a relationship with them, so that if something big happens - like needing a new engine - they will be more inspired to help, haha.
Enjoy the ride!!
That's what i've been doing with my local dealer. Trying to "cultivate" a relationship with them, so that if something big happens - like needing a new engine - they will be more inspired to help, haha.
Enjoy the ride!!
02-14-2012, 07:40 AM
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They even offered to install my ignition coils that I bought from Advanced Auto parts for $100. An extra half hour of labor but it saves me the hassle and aggravation of doing it myself!
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