gretschdrum
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- 2013 CX 9 Touring
Hey Folks,
I have a 2013, CX-9 Touring. Both automatic rear door locks have started acting up recently. I can't be sure but I feel like they started malfunctioning simultaneously. The car is in superb condition at 68,000 miles.
In particular they don't want to lock when using the key fob or using the 'lock all doors button' on the driver's door. They always unlock using the key fob and the button on the driver's door.
In contrast when I put the car in 'drive' the rear doors lock perfectly! Likewise the unlock perfectly when the car is put in 'park'. I've only been monitoring this behavior for the past 3 days but it seems to be consistent so far.
So my questions are:
Has anyone experienced this same thing? Any solutions (lubrication, etc.)?
I feel like the obvious answer is somewhere with lock actuators however wouldn't both locks would be malfunctioning more consistently?
I purchased this as a certified pre-owned Mazda and am wondering if I have any warranty/recourse if I need an extensive repair.
I have a 2013, CX-9 Touring. Both automatic rear door locks have started acting up recently. I can't be sure but I feel like they started malfunctioning simultaneously. The car is in superb condition at 68,000 miles.
In particular they don't want to lock when using the key fob or using the 'lock all doors button' on the driver's door. They always unlock using the key fob and the button on the driver's door.
In contrast when I put the car in 'drive' the rear doors lock perfectly! Likewise the unlock perfectly when the car is put in 'park'. I've only been monitoring this behavior for the past 3 days but it seems to be consistent so far.
So my questions are:
Has anyone experienced this same thing? Any solutions (lubrication, etc.)?
I feel like the obvious answer is somewhere with lock actuators however wouldn't both locks would be malfunctioning more consistently?
I purchased this as a certified pre-owned Mazda and am wondering if I have any warranty/recourse if I need an extensive repair.