After almost 1 year of owning Cx5. This is the battery health I got until today.

40% playing with i-eloop within a year of owning.

Mazda SC. FOC.
I told them I'm going for a long trip then I ask them to check for me worrying almost a year already will get Christmas lights halfway.
And the foreman told me that if the measurement less than 400 CCA then need to be careful already.

mine coming to 3rd year.. clocking 27k 

3rd year clocking 27k, seems ok.

Mine a year clocking 10k, is it too less? 

Where did you travel?

I first year I drove to KL and Hatyai but still 10k km. 

hi guys, do you feel our car break too soft? everytime have to press harder to break the car.  Almost 5 months, i still cannot use to it...especially when emergency break required!  Is there any way to adjust it in SC? modification of break is not an option as i dont want to ruin my warranty. thank you

do you know how they reset the setting? physical adjustment? how long it take?

thank you.

It's a well known "issue" that when we raised this matter to the instructors during Mazda Academy driving class, we were told that it is designed like that by the Japanese designers.

From salesmen in Penang and Puchong, the top spec 2.5Turbo AWD will be below RM180k. I believe maybe slight increase from before.

For the top spec, there will be (in comparison to the current 2.2D AWD)

Android Auto, Apple CarPlay
HUD
Redesign AC panel
Centre digital panel
Memory seat
360 camera

And they take out CD player.

They need to be careful for the pricing. Forester will be launched soon. Other SUVs inthis class are maxed at below RM180k, CKD.

Not sure the other lower variants.

Hmm? I thought all the post October 2018 GLS comes with power tailgate? I know mine came with it, but additional cost was added into the Mazda retail price when it was implemented then...

Money ready but still cant decide

2.2d awd new old stock
2.5 turbo
2.2 fed new 2019

Last weekends driving on some flooded roads never be the same again.

Last time I recalled driving my Saga, carefully drove along those flooded roads without stopping, stop will make the car stall.

Now I just drive smoothly (of course not on the heavily flooded roads) avoiding queuing up the traffic to take turn to drive on the non-flooded area.
This is my main purpose of buying SUV.

Received sms from Mazda today for recall campaign.... 2.2D
Recall Campaign@Intake Shutter Valve.

Me too plan to do it 2molo together with my side mirror claim.

Mind to share whether the recall has any due date? Did not receive the sms and the car just done the service last month. So, next service might be another 5 months down the road based on my usage 

I believed not all 2.2D units are affected by the recall.
Mine is Feb 2018 unit and I've checked on Mazda Sentinel website that mine is not affected (as of now)

been looking at the lineups for SUVs earlier

CRV - recently lots of complains on quality issues also door knob issues + CVT
Subaru XV forestor -  space problem, design seems squarish, not exactly my preferred type
Toyota - nothing much in mind
Tiguan - worries about the reliability post warranty
X70 - heavy, petrol consumption high, maintenance concerns later
x-trail - CVT and dull interior

GLS vs GL - aesthetics is one factor, also about the safety gears in place? the front parking sensors, BSM, RCTA. but the gaps at ~RM17k between the 2...

Thanks TS/ Duckies for the sharing. Noticed that you had bought the GLS version too  Can share how you find the safety device if any helps + any comments on the derivable power for 2.0?

Pug - recently heard that they tested quite comprehensive for the car here but still got some doubts after all those previous cases of Pug problems.
Tuscon - yes, will look into it. No plans for the DCT, turbo version. The 2.0 maybe

My sharky stalled as it was coming out from parking lot and unable to start. Towed away and suspect fuel pump issue!

Another mod to make my car more lively. Dont ask me if I care about my warranty or not. I dont know how to answer either.

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Whats inside the picture and why?
1. Air intake guide - direct guide cold air into intake, colder air means more oxygen means more BOOM
2. Redline Filter - just after market air filter that has bigger lubang to let more air in
3. Air ramp - smoother air ramp between air filter & throttle body to cut down the change of turbulent air created around the wall or ramp
4. Throttle body - upgrade from original 54mm to 61mm. Better respond n instant up 2Hp (dyno proven)
5. Audi R8 Spark Coil - retrofitted a 4000cc engine spark coil into 2000cc engine. more spark means more BOOM
6. Oil catch tank - filter out unwanted unburn gas recycle from the PCV system, it should help to cut down more carbon form around the intake section of the engine
7. One way valve - prevent unburn gas rebound back to engine to cut down unwanted pressure form inside the engine. 
8. Moar

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Whats inside the picture and why?
1. Straight 4-2-1 Exhaust Header
Chop off a Catalyst Converter, this will help exhaust gas push faster without the Catalyst Converter. So engine spend lesser energy on pushing all the unwanted gas out from engine hence power more concentrate to the wheels.

but how about the environment?
been doing a lot of study to this. the 1st Catalyst Converter only operates below ~50c. The operating time will be freakingly short in our always-hot country. So just chop it off for good. We got another Catalyst Converter to save the environment when the gas temperature is more then 50c.

Results?
- My 2.0 GLS RPM is now very smooth when stopping in the traffic, it can stay in 700RPM without moving for more then 30s in both D and N gear.
- My fuel can give me more mileage, somehow, from average 12km/L to 15km/L. Check out the attachment below, both city n highway drive mix. I usually drive 110-160 on highway.
- Not as powerful as 2.5 but definitely has more confident in overtaking cars in narrow lane now
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ok thats it. kthxbye

Did my first 1k service last Saturday.
According to them, for 1k is only inspection. No change of engine oil...first time i heard about this..anyone oso get the same.

Another question, what does the Mazda 5 yrs warranty/100,000KM covers? i know engine oil and labour.... wat else????
Below is what BMW's 5Yr/100,000km warranty covers:

1.Schedule service
2.Labour
3.Engine oil with oil filter
4.Air filter
5.Micro filter
6.Spark plucks
7.Brake fluid
8.Service vehicle check
9.Front brakes (disc & pads)- not covered
10.Rare brakes (disc & pads)- not covered
11.Windscreen wipers- not covered

Anyone can share the official list from Mazda?

I would love to have an official list too.