2016 Mazda CX-9 Fuel system Problems

“My Mazda CX-9 ran out of gas on a major highway (route 90 in boston) and the gas gauge read half full. No 'out of gas' light went on and range (under information) said 191 miles remaining. My Mazda dealer told me the software needed to be reset (not done yet as of this writing). It is a major issue if the gas gauge is not reading properly and this is a software issue (a bug?). Mazda needs to fix this for all Mazda's and issue a recall so it does not happen again.”

“In 2017, my car shut off two times, without warning, one time at a stop light and again on the highway going 70mph. We were accelerating at the stop light when it shut off and then driving on the highway. Took the car to the dealership and 72 codes came up. They said it was the dvd players (that they sold and installed!!!) that were causing the issue. They supposedly 'fixed' the issue. Now in july 2019, the car shut off an additional five times. Three times while driving and twice in a parking lot. …”

“I just purchased my vehicle about 3 months ago. I was running errands about a week after purchase and was heading home on the highway when the gas notification came on displaying 27 miles left and advised me to get gas. I was about half mile from the exit and the vehicle check engine light came on and it started stalling. Thank fully I was able to get over to the median just in time when it shut down completely. I called roadside and the dealer and explained what happened. I had it towed back to the dealer and they advised me it was because I ran out of gas. …”

“While driving the car in the 287 interstate highway in new jersey, I got the check engine light out of the blue and the car started decelerating in the high speed lane. Luckily I was able to manage and get the car to the road side shoulder. I was not able to start the car after this incident. We had to tow the car to the Mazda service center in greenbrook, new jersey. After running the car diagnostics (error code - p0192), they informed me that they had to update the PCM (power control module) software. Thats the only explanation which they gave which made no real sense. …”

“I bought the car saturday. Four days later, I filled the tank at 2:00 pm for the first time. I then drove about 30 miles. When I arrived home at 5:00pm, I parked in the garage. I noticed the odor of fuel as soon as I exited the car and checked to make sure I had secured the gas cap, which I had. Thirty minutes later, the entire downstairs of our house smelled like gasoline. The garage was consumed with fuel odor, and the fire potential caused us to return the car to the dealership immediately after that. The fuel odor was present within the car as well.”