Mazda 5 ABS and traction lights illuminated, possibly related to phone charger interference on Mazda 5

Some Mazda 5 owners report experiencing issues when the ABS and traction control lights illuminate, which may be caused by problems such as a faulty ABS wheel speed sensor, ABS reluctor ring, steering angle sensor, wiring issues, a blown fuse, low brake fluid, a malfunctioning ABS control module, or low battery voltage. Additionally, some owners of the 2013 CX-5 have reported trouble starting their vehicle due to interference from phone chargers affecting the ignition frequency. It is crucial for owners to have a mechanic diagnose the specific cause by testing the trouble codes stored in the ECU with an OBDII scanner, as this can help identify the underlying issue and determine the necessary repairs. Furthermore, ensuring proper tire pressure and performing a TPMS reset according to the instruction manual can assist in resolving ABS sensor and traction control system problems.