omgimazn

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so im coming up on the 95k mark and want to get a compression test done.. how do i go about asking mazda to give me the compression test to possibly get me a new engine?

Jon316G

iTrader: (1)

Ummm... you call them and say, "I would like to schedule an appointment to get the compression tested on my engine."
Then if the results come back negative, you'll receive a new engine.
Hopefully you have receipts or history of maintenance being performed at the required intervals.

omgimazn

iTrader: (6)

what if they ask why do i want a compression test what do i say?

Old Rotor

You are paying for the service so make sure you get the full info....it's for peace of mind...thats why.

oltmann

If you think you need a cover story, tell them that the last time it was hot, the engine lacked power and the idle fell below 700rpm.

Those are the conditions mentioned in the tsb for low compression.

xShinka666x

its free if the engine fails compression test, if not you do have to pay for it, just tell them it has not been idling very well and stalled out a few times

omgimazn

iTrader: (6)

alright cool ill let you guys know how that goes when i get it done!

HomicidalApple

iTrader: (3)

Hmmm so i guess ill just post my question on here and see if anyone can help me before i call MNAO tomorrow afternoon.

I bought my car at 75k and have the oil changes and stuff after that point but before that i have nothing, i bought it from North Hollywood Toyota's used car lot and was never informed id need all that if something happened. Will they hold me accountable for the miles before i even owned the car? I mean i obviously have the sales reciept from buying it with the mileage on it from that day and everything.

Idk i figure ill call MNAO tomorrow and explain and see what they have to say about my situation and see if they just laugh at me..

FastFreddy61

Put it this way, if you were in mazda's position, would you warrant something with no proof of service.?

omgimazn

iTrader: (6)

would it matter if i have the bhr ignition coils, and k&n typhoon intake?

ken-x8

Depends on the dealer. Some are fine with mods, as long as they did not cause something to fail. Some dealers will wriggle out of warranty claims any way they can. One poor soul was denied a new engine because one of his oil change receipts said synthetic oil.

Ken

Maui

I had the same question so I wrote mazda. This is what they responded:

"In regard to your question about the warranty extension on the engine core (see attached letter sent to owners explaining the warranty extension) it is not a requirement to make it effective that you provide maintenance records. Customers can be asked to provide maintenance records to prove that the vehicle maintenance has been done. If you purchased the vehicle used and do not have past records then if asked you would provide any records you do have. The dealership along with Mazda's technical specialists can determine if a vehicle has had the proper maintenance performed.

I hope this answered your question.

Sincerely,

so and so
Customer Assistance Representative"

omgimazn

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but what if i do my own oil changes

Bluerenesis

Just tell them you do your own. I am sure that wont hurt. If your worried about the mods, at least call a dealership and ask their opinion without stating your name and VIN number. If they say its a problem than put everything back to stock before getting the compression test.

Dirt_Nasty

iTrader: (2)

Keep you reciepts. I always buy my filters from Mazda and write the milage on there, and I tend to change my oil earlier than I really need to, so my filter reciepts are not that far apart.