Very Upset with Mazda
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Very Upset with Mazda - 3/30/2007 10:25:07 AM
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itchibahn
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Joined: 9/7/2006 Status: offline
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Here's the starting link for my original complaint: http://www.mazdaforum.com/m_1523/tm.htm My 2005 Tribute now has almost 8,000 miles, still with unresolved repairs. Latest development: took in and they sprayed heavily with WD40 into the steering. My wife and I had headaches for days due to its fume, don't know what it did to my 5 months old of child. But the sqeeks returned to the steering after a month. Finally found time and made appointment to take it in on 3/8/2007 8:30AM. When I picked it up at end of the day, they told me "Clock Spring" need to be order and should be in Tuesday 13th. I waited but didn't get a call, so I called on 26th to check status of the part. They asked me "are you still having the problem?", as if the problem would disappeard on its own after near 2 years of existance. They told me to bring it in 8AM Friday 30th. When I showed up, they told me the part is not in. I am frustrated. It's been more than 10 times in and out of their service department. I bought it new on end of June 2005, and although it has less than 8000 miles to date, I feel they are playing games until the warranty expires in another year. Of all the vehicles I've had, this is the worst vehicle I've ever had and the worst service I've ever received. There is no other Mazda dealer nearby, so I'm screwed. Once it's fixed, I'd probably trade in for something else, OTHER THAN MAZDA! It was a big disappointment. In Texas, I don't think the "Lemon" law applies. Is there somewhere I can file complaint?
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RE: Very Upset with Mazda - 3/30/2007 11:07:31 AM
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sstlaure
Posts: 2341
Joined: 11/28/2005 Status: online
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The clock spring is the mechanism behind the steering wheel. I have seen squeak issues on other vehicles come from the clock spring mechanism. WD40 isn't the way to fix it. idiots. Have you tried another dealer? That part would be identical to the one in the Ford Escape. Go over to your local Ford dealer and explain the situation and they may be able to help you out if there isn't another Mazda dealer in the area. I would also report this to the District Service Representative, the dealer would have that information. I know in Michigan if you take a vehicle back 3 times for the same issue without resolution lemon law applies. If you have a squeak and they say it's normal, challenge them to show you another vehicle in their lot that makes that noise.
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