Mazda CX-5 owners have reported 1 problem related to mass air flow sensor (under the electrical system category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Mazda CX-5 based on all problems reported for the CX-5.
I would like to express that this is now the second time I have had to take my car in for service and repairs due to the soy-based components they use in the electrical harness that have been continuously eaten thru by squirrels. My car's horn and headlights no longer work again and this is now the second time. I ask that these elements are recalled immediately for safety reasons. Wire harnesses are a critical component to vehicle safety. Wires that can degrade during the normal service life of a vehicle can be deadly. Think about a wire harness with insulation that's been eaten that controls the abs, fuel injection or an airflow sensor, and you hit a bump in the road and it shorts. Now you lose power or braking. Are we willing to have someone's vehicle fail and the people seriously hurt or dead because of a fundamental design flaw? I can email pictures from my phone to provide evidence of the damage. Again these wires should never be soy based. I don't feel like dying anytime soon because a rodent chewed through a critical component.
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| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
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| Electrical System problems | |
| Battery Dead problems | |
| Ignition Switch problems | |
| Car Will Not Start problems | |
| Starter problems | |
| Wiring problems | |
| Software problems | |
| O2 Sensor problems | |
| Mass Air Flow Sensor problems | |
| Ignition Coils Failure problems |