Door Latch Problems of Mazda 626

: the contact stated the rear passenger door is locked and cannot be unlocked. The dealership determined the motor needed to be replaced. Also, the brake pads must be replaced every 6-8 months, because the brakes do not properly stop the vehicle, there is a loud noise, and the brakes can be felt grinding when applied. There have been no other attempted repairs to the brakes.

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: the contact stated the rear passenger door would not unlock and could not be opened. The vehicle has not been seen by a mechanic. Updated 9/22/2006 -.

: the contact tried to open the passenger's side door and it would not unlock remotely or manually. She attempted to unlock the door from both the inside and outside of the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to an independent repair shop, where they replaced the power assembly in the door.

The car door of my Mazda 626 1997, has a safety defect. The front passenger door does not stay closed after it has rained and then the next morning when it remains below freezing temperature. The door locked and was closed, but flew open when I was driving to work. I stopped my vehicle opened and closed the door and relocked it, it remained closed until I went around a corner and the door opened on its own. This is a serious safety concern.

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The door lock will close and lock intermittenly. Causing the consumer to clam out on the opposite side. Please furnish additional information. Dealer is aware of the problem. Mr.

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2000 Mazda 626 with car door latch assemblies. * the consumer had to replace the rear driver's side door assembly in Dec 2004. The problem was that the door could not be unlocked using the door lock switch or the manual switch on the door. The door was completely inoperable. Late last year both front and rear passenger doors began exhibition signs of failure.