check the leather seats out as well, they develop cuts for no apparent reason. I think it's the perforations that compromise the leather with age. I have a 2017 with the passenger side seat base with cuts in it, no way i did it with anything.
Biggest heap ive ever owned. Bought a 2015 gt new. Two manual trans rebuilds before 70,000km for third gear breaking. Rear caliper seized and caught fire at 80,000km
Wow. That's very unfortunate. Your rear caliper s seized causing the fire? Did the fuel tank catch fire? And the transmission build was because of the clutch? Or a synchro inside the gear set?
@@CarInspected i put the fire out when i saw the smoke. Third gear was not hardened. Mazda has a tsb out on it. I traded it for a corolla after the brake incident
And here's me trading my 2015 GT for a new Turbo hatch with 283k miles with only regular maintenance and normal wear and tear repairs. The trans issue sounds like owner error. 🤷🏽♂️
check the leather seats out as well, they develop cuts for no apparent reason. I think it's the perforations that compromise the leather with age.
I have a 2017 with the passenger side seat base with cuts in it, no way i did it with anything.
Great job as always
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Had a 2015 Mazda 3 and rust was the main issue. Also premature brake wear. Great car otherwise.
Biggest heap ive ever owned. Bought a 2015 gt new. Two manual trans rebuilds before 70,000km for third gear breaking. Rear caliper seized and caught fire at 80,000km
Wow. That's very unfortunate. Your rear caliper s seized causing the fire? Did the fuel tank catch fire? And the transmission build was because of the clutch? Or a synchro inside the gear set?
@@CarInspected i put the fire out when i saw the smoke. Third gear was not hardened. Mazda has a tsb out on it. I traded it for a corolla after the brake incident
Good to know. Thanks for the response.
And here's me trading my 2015 GT for a new Turbo hatch with 283k miles with only regular maintenance and normal wear and tear repairs. The trans issue sounds like owner error. 🤷🏽♂️
If there is a TSB about it, then it can actually be a manufacturer issue. All to say, they generally are very reliable cars... Is yours a manual?