Suspension Related Problems of the 2001 Mazda B-series Truck

Table 1 shows one common suspension related problems of the 2001 Mazda B-series Truck.

Table 1. Suspension related problems of Mazda B-series Truck

Problem Category Number of Problems
Suspension problems
2

Suspension problem #1

The frame, suspension, and brake lines rusted through prematurely. The brake lines were replaced all around before 75,000 miles. Before 80,000 miles the truck has been declared non-repairable as the frame and suspension have rusted through at inspection. Truck was lightly used since 2001 and had not hit 80,000. Miles but became unsafe to operate due to rust.

Suspension problem #2

Discovered the right rear spring hanger had rusted off the frame of the truck. Further inspection has found the frame is so badly rusted that repair of the spring hanger is not possible due to the overall condition of the frame. Simply put, the frame has rotted and pieces fall of as you drive. There is no more frame left to re-attach the rear spring to. Severe premature rust. The rest of the vehicle metal is in good condition.


Suspension related problems in other Mazda B-series Truck model year vehicles:



B-series Truck Service Bulletins
B-series Truck Safety Recalls
B-series Truck Defect Investigations