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Vehicle is two and half months old and the button on drivers side door handle stopped working to lock and unlock the door. The other buttons on passenger and trunk work fine. Anyone else have this happen to them?
No worries, huh? Well, I would think people would be pretty worried that they're locked out of their brand new car because it rained. Even if the passenger side button worked, it would be pretty embarrassing to tell your woman that you have to unlock the door from her side.This has happen to me several times. No worries. Mostly happens when a heavy rain comes down. Dries out and starts working again, but if it doesn't, then take it to the dealer.
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So, you buy a car with a keyless entry system but you need to carry a key around with you in case it rains? Do you work for Mazda?or why don't you use a key?[/b]
Wow, I'm sure that never occurred to the original poster, awdterrible. It's a good thing we have people like you on this site to let people know that they have the option to sell their cars to get something else! What would we do without you?and if you don't like the car sell it and get something else.
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You don't need to carry a key around with you. There is one in the damn fob.So, you buy a car with a keyless entry system but you need to carry a key around with you in case it rains? Do you work for Mazda?
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Man, you're right (or the troll is right)! I was trying to put my finger on it...it's gotta be the door sensor. Oh wait, the sport doesn't have it...hahahaha, I am still surprised this guy spends as much time on here as he does.Oh, I KNEW it!
Guys....the Speed 6 isn't selling because of the door button!!
It's an awful, awful car!
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I'd like to nominate Scott4083 for lead consumer reports tester...
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But then he'd have to give up his career as a professional troll which is so fulfilling.Oh, I KNEW it!
Guys....the Speed 6 isn't selling because of the door button!!
It's an awful, awful car!
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I'd like to nominate Scott4083 for lead consumer reports tester...
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First off, it's not that we are making excuses. Some people on here make every little problem or quirk out to be this horrible flaw that should make the whole line be recalled. If it happened to me with any sort of regularity, I would probably take mine in to be serviced, and hopefully fixed. So far, I have not had this problem occur at all, even when it's rained heavy here. However, at the same time, this is a completely new car with lots of electronics, there will likely be some issues that come up for some people. If I was having problems with the button on my handle, it would bug me, but at the same time, I look at the car as a whole, and once I'm driving it through some corners on a deserted back road, somehow the button not working on the handle wouldn't be that huge of a deal...The buttons should work - rain or shine! I can't believe you guys are making excuses for Mazda - if mine didn't work, I'd have it in for service. I'm hoping this is isolated because this type of problem would be a PITA - I keep the fob in my wallet and I wouldn't want to have to haul it out because of a button that's supposed to unlock the door isn't working!
Not meaning to rant but the fact that we're even discussing "work arounds" on a new car DEFECT is just not right. [/b]
Apparently you haven't read all of the posts in this thread. Check out Scott's post...No one said it was a huge deal and no one is making this out to be any more than a small problem. My point is, if it's broken, get it fixed. Don't let Mazda off the hook for defective parts / functions - if you do, you risk having the problem ignored by Mazda. Remember the guy who posted the fact that if you can't duplicate the probelm at the dealer, Mazda will send you on your way - there is nothing more frustrating that that!
If everyone having the problem also reports it, Mazda may actually do something about it. Whether it's a recall or TSB, at least they have accepted responsibility for the problem and are fixing it. [/b]