Mazda CX -5 doesn’t shut off sometimes

Asked by Catherine May 25, 2018 at 12:06 AM about the 2014 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I’m going to file a claim with them as soon as I’m
done here! Same thing has happened to my 2014
Mazda CX-5... and lately it is happening more
frequently. Today I had to shut it off and on 10 times
and it still would t go off. Then, perhaps a
coincidence, I took a tissue and wiped the entire
gear shift area to remove any dust particles... it shut
off!!! I’m still reporting this major issue.

5 Answers

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There's another discussion here -- it's related to the shifter switch https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Discussion-t49115_ds799849

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I have mazada cx 5 2013. it's not turning off. talked to dealers. they are not taking any action. they want me to pay for diagnosis . Although they knew a lot of people complain that. . very disappointed of their answers.

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What's the vin# ? How long have you owned the vehicle for ? If there's a recall for it, you should have been notified of a resolution and you can only take it to a Mazda dealer.

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