Y como vuelve el burro a la cebada...leeros esto que es la situación real para mi también: no hay solución todavía.
I understand I was one of the first to receive the ECU update and dipstick B back towards the end of January. This resulted in minor slowing of the oil level rise but still meant I'd reach the original X mark level in around 3,000 to 3,700 miles.
So the 'fix hadn't worked for me.
The dipstick modification with much higher X-mark was clearly a time buying measure by Mazda, to give them some slack with new and existing Mazda owners whilst they really address the issue. This in itself is clearly no fix and this was independently verified by an independent expert.
So for me, I could not continue with the fuel dilution doing untold wear/damage to the engine, the risk of 'self fuelling', the cost of 4 oil changes per year and the most awful customer experience beyond imagination from MazdaUK.
So for me, I pursued a full refund under the sale of goods act 1979 as the vehicle was so far from the performance specification it was deemed 'unfit for purpose'. I'm pleased to say my case has now finally and completely settled. I must stress, MazdaUK were more than difficult at each and every step of the way, both with myself and my dealer but my dealer were a completely different story; helpful and persevering through the same pain with MazdaUK.
I have amassed so much information that I'm looking into a dedicated post or possibly site.
For those of you for whom the fixed has truly worked then I'm pleased for you. For those others, my refund and return of vehicle gives me the peace of mind that I will never, ever have to deal with the atrocious levels of customer service at MazdaUK again.
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/show...ine-Oil-Rise&p=6163023&viewfull=1#post6163023
Ya veremos como me va a mi, pero este caso es parecido al de husky. Nos han toreado hasta ahora.
Alejandro, ¡huevon!, te odio.
I understand I was one of the first to receive the ECU update and dipstick B back towards the end of January. This resulted in minor slowing of the oil level rise but still meant I'd reach the original X mark level in around 3,000 to 3,700 miles.
So the 'fix hadn't worked for me.
The dipstick modification with much higher X-mark was clearly a time buying measure by Mazda, to give them some slack with new and existing Mazda owners whilst they really address the issue. This in itself is clearly no fix and this was independently verified by an independent expert.
So for me, I could not continue with the fuel dilution doing untold wear/damage to the engine, the risk of 'self fuelling', the cost of 4 oil changes per year and the most awful customer experience beyond imagination from MazdaUK.
So for me, I pursued a full refund under the sale of goods act 1979 as the vehicle was so far from the performance specification it was deemed 'unfit for purpose'. I'm pleased to say my case has now finally and completely settled. I must stress, MazdaUK were more than difficult at each and every step of the way, both with myself and my dealer but my dealer were a completely different story; helpful and persevering through the same pain with MazdaUK.
I have amassed so much information that I'm looking into a dedicated post or possibly site.
For those of you for whom the fixed has truly worked then I'm pleased for you. For those others, my refund and return of vehicle gives me the peace of mind that I will never, ever have to deal with the atrocious levels of customer service at MazdaUK again.
http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/show...ine-Oil-Rise&p=6163023&viewfull=1#post6163023
Ya veremos como me va a mi, pero este caso es parecido al de husky. Nos han toreado hasta ahora.
Alejandro, ¡huevon!, te odio.
