Headlights Problems of Mazda CX-7 - part 2

Takata recall. Low beam headlights are always blowing out. Have to replace every 6 months or sooner.

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Tl- the contact owns a 2011 Mazda cx7. The contact stated that when turning the headlights on low beam, the headlight does not illuminate bright enough. The vehicle was taken to g&g car and truck supercenters 308 s 2nd Ave, Dodge city, KS 67801 (866) 692-7707 where the contact was informed that the failure could not be determined. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not made aware of the vehicle. The failure mileage 53,000. Dr.

Low beam headlights frequently, every three to four months, go out. Lighting is so poor when they do work that we do not use the vehicle after dark if at all possible and then use the high beams to operate safely.

2010 Mazda cx7. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle headlights problem. The consumer stated ever since the vehicle was purchased, he and his wife have replaced the headlights eight times. On December 12, 2011 the driver side head light went out. Then on March 8, 2012 the passenger side headlight went out. The dealer informed the consumer it was very common and headlights could go out at any time. Another headlight went out again on October 30, 2012. The same bulb went out on November 10, 2012. The consumer went back to the dealer, where it was discovered the bulb was installed incorrectly. On January 7, 2013 the opposite headlight went out. On June 10, 2013, the headlight went out again. On October 1, 2013 the same thing happened. On June 12, 214, the headlight went out again. The dealer continued to say, there was no defect.

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Due to defective seals on the headlight assemblies, moisture builds up inside the lens causing very poor visibility at night driving. . . This is on the inside, not the outside of the lens. . . . Had purchased extended 7 year 70k mile bumper to bumper warranty but Mazda says it from going through car washes. . . What a scam. . Guess someone has to get hurt for them to fix there defective parts. . . My wife won't drive the car at night. . Last Mazda I buy. . Their customer satisfaction service is horrible. . . This is a serious safety issue and should be addressed. . . Look around, they are all fogged up!!.

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From the time I purchased this vehicle the plastic lens on the xenon headlights has been cloudy. The vehicle is garaged and presently has just 15,000 miles. The cloudy headlight lens reduce visibility. The dealer from the date of delivery states cloudiness is normal.

The controls essential for vehicle operation (speedometer, tachometer, transmission gear placement), otherwise known as the center "cluster" controls are illuminated regardless if headlights are on or off. This vehicle is not equipped with automatic headlights, thus making this issue more pressing. When the dash controls are illuminated, you forget to turn on your head lamps to make yourself visible to other vehicles. Mazda stated that the dash controls are illuminated in order to make gauges more visible. My whole argument has been that if I am having even the slightest difficulty seeing my dashboard due to poor lighting (whether it be cloudy, dark, dusk, etc. ) my head lamps should be on. If the dash is illuminated, you will forget to turn on your head lamps. This has already caused one accident, and I am afraid that it may lead to more in the future.

Headlights are extremely dim. Inside housing for headlights is melted from overheating, making headlights ineffective. Driving at night is not safe and down right dangerous. Very common problem for all years of this vehicle.

2007 Mazda Cx-7. Consumer experienced several problems with vehicle the consumer stated shortly after she purchased the vehicle, she noticed the headlights pointing toward the ground and it took 3-5 trips to the dealer before it was properly fixed. In June 2010, the check engine light illuminated. The dealer diagnosed the problem as an evap system leak which cost $461. 80. In October 2010, during a routine inspection, it was discovered that the vehicle needed an outer tie rod end, in addition to that an alignment was also needed. One week later, the ac compressor failed.

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Excessive condensation in front headlights. At 3:00pm afternoon condensation is still present in headlight (85 degrees f). This humidity has to go somewhere and there are electric components in the back and near the headlights with warnings. Mazda refuses to correct or change headlights (Mazda bulletin 09-016/09).

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