According to the Seattle Times, some Mazda owners radios in Seattle have been stuck on an NPR station.
The glitch has also managed to disable the infotainment’s Bluetooth, navigation, clock, and vehicle stats.
According to Mazda North American Operations, the only solution to the problem is to replace its CMU (Connectivity Master Unit) unit which would end up costing the customers $1,500. Currently, replacement CMUs are not available.
The Wife's Mazda 3 CMU went into a boot loop right after we got back from the Atlanta/Sebring Christmas road trip. The CMU has been on on back order for us ever since the 1st week of January. The thing came out of its stupor long enough the other day for me to get a radio station, that is now our station until we either find a CMU or it happens to come around again.
The Wife's Mazda 3 CMU went into a boot loop right after we got back from the Atlanta/Sebring Christmas road trip. The CMU has been on on back order for us ever since the 1st week of January. The thing came out of its stupor long enough the other day for me to get a radio station, that is now our station until we either find a CMU or it happens to come around again.
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