Mazda 6 GJ, GL 2012-2019 Full Repair Manual

Mazda 6 GJ, GL 2012-2023 Workshop Manual
Mazda 6 GJ, GL 2012-2023 Workshop Manual

Mazda 6 GJ, GL 2012–2019 Full Service Repair Manual – a detailed guide to maintenance and repair of all vehicle systems, including the engine, transmission, suspension, electronics and safety systems. Contains step-by-step instructions, diagrams and recommendations for troubleshooting, making it an indispensable tool for owners and specialists.

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Mazda 6 GJ, GL 2012-2019 Typical Problems

1. Body corrosion

Symptoms: Rust on wheel arches, trunk lid, door edges.

Bubbling paint at welds.

Causes: Insufficient anti-corrosion treatment.

Exposure to reagents in winter.

Solution: Carrying out anti-corrosion treatment.

Regular washing of the underbody and hidden cavities.

 

2. Problems with automatic transmission (SkyActiv-Drive)

Symptoms: Jerking when shifting gears.

Slippage when accelerating.

Error on the dashboard (P0744, P0757).

Causes: Overheating of oil in the gearbox.

Worn solenoids and clutches.

Solution: Replacing transmission fluid every 40-50 thousand km.

Diagnostics and possible replacement of the valve body.

 

3. Engine oil leaks

Symptoms: Oil stains under the car.

Increased oil consumption.

Smell of burnt oil.

Causes: Worn crankshaft and camshaft oil seals.

Poor sealing of the valve cover.

Solution: Replace the valve cover gasket and oil seals.

Use original oil and timely maintenance.

 

4. Steering rack problems

Symptoms: Knocking when turning the steering wheel.

Tight steering wheel rotation.

Hydraulic fluid leak.

Causes: Worn steering rack bushings.

Power steering fluid leak.

Solution: Replace bushings and boots.

Check fluid level and eliminate leaks.

 

5. Malfunctions of safety system sensors (ABS, TPMS)

Symptoms: ABS and TPMS indicators light up.

Failures in the stabilization system.

Incorrect tire pressure readings.

Causes: Contaminated or damaged wheel sensors.

Broken sensor wiring.

Solution: Clean or replace sensors.

Check and repair wiring.

 

6. Problems with multimedia and MZD Connect system

Symptoms: Freezing or rebooting multimedia.

No sound or image.

Problems with navigation and Bluetooth.

Causes: Software errors.

Damaged touch screen.

Solution: Reflash the system to the latest software version.

Replace the touch panel if faulty.

 

7. Rapid wear of brake discs and pads

Symptoms: Vibration when braking.

Knocking or creaking when pressing the brake pedal.

Decreased braking efficiency.

Causes: Overheating of brake discs.

Use of low-quality pads.

Solution: Installation of high-quality original components.

Regular check of the brake system condition.

 

8. Cooling system problems

Symptoms: Engine overheating.

Coolant leak.

Misting of glass due to leak in the heater radiator.

Causes: Clogged radiator.

Worn cooling system pipes.

Solution: Flush the cooling system.

Replace pipes and radiator if necessary.

 

9. Start-Stop system malfunctions

Symptoms: The car does not turn off the engine in a traffic jam.

The system turns on with a delay.

The Start-Stop indicator on the dashboard flashes.

Causes: Weak battery charge.

Crankshaft position sensor malfunction.

Solution: Replace the battery with a reinforced AGM model.

Check and replace the crankshaft sensor.

 

10. Fuel and fuel consumption sensor problems

Symptoms: Incorrect fuel level readings.

Check Engine error occurs.

Increased fuel consumption.

Causes: Faulty fuel level sensor.

Clogged fuel filter.

Solution: Replace the fuel level sensor.

Clean or replace the fuel filter.

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