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2001 Mazda MPV Problems

 

Misfire and Check Engine Light Due to Failed Ignition Coil

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Defective or worn out ignition coils can cause engine misfires and Check Engine Light illumination. If the problem is severe enough engine performance will suffer and the Check Engine light will flash on and off.

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Failed Cooling Fan Module May Cause Fan to Run Constantly or Not At All

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The cooling fan module can fail causing the fan to either run constantly, or not operate at all. If the fan runs continuously, the engine may not warm up properly, and if the fan does not run, the engine may overheat. Mazda has a voluntary recall on model years 2002-2003 to address this concern. Please click here to find a Mazda dealer near you.

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PCV Valve May Crack and Create Vacuum Leak/Lean Fuel Mixture

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The PCV valve can crack open and create a vacuum leak and lean fuel mixture, which can result in surging and/or engine misfires.

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Updated EVAP parts and PCM software upgrade for check engine light issues

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Some MPV's may experience Check Engine light illumination with specific trouble codes stored in memory. If the two codes are stored, there are updated parts for the evaporative emissions (EVAP) system, and updated software for the Powertrain Control Module (PCM).
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rear heating line rusty and suddenly start pouring coolant out ,if u see rust dont take it long trip!!! you will get stuck!

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rear heating line got very rusy and leaked. its so expensive to buy the parts almost $1200. So i made copper tubing from homedepot and made my own coolant line. working good.

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