2015 Mazda MAZDA6 - Ratings, Complaints and Recalls

"emergency brake calipers not working. same problem as previous years recall. calipers stuck."

"mazda recalled the problem with the emergency brake(recall1217f) .the dealership did some cosmetic fix that did not prevent it from happening. the emergency brake when applied activated a lever when the brake is released the lever returns to it's original position.the recall was supposed to address the corrosion on the lever shaft that causes it to stick and not release the brake."

"tl* the contact owns a 2015 mazda 6. the contact stated that the vehicle was repaired per an unknown recall regarding the brakes in march of 2018. after the repair, the contact heard a grinding sound coming from the brakes. the initial repairs were performed by bradshaw mazda service (2512 laurens rd, greenville, sc 29607, (864) 458-3500). the vehicle was taken back to the dealer who wanted to charge the contact a diagnostic fee. the vehicle was not repaired. the manufacturer was not contacted. the failure mileage was 42,172."

"mechanical type parking brake, water may enter the brake caliper protective boot due to inappropriate sealing performance of the rear brake caliper. the actuator shaft may rust.which may stick result in the rear brakes dragging while driving and also a decreased parking brake holding force. ref: recall 1217f (mazda) 6 months and still haven't got parts for repair"

"on the mechanical (cable) type parking brake, water may enter the brake caliper due to inappropriate sealing performance of the rear brake caliper protective boot, particularly under low temperature conditions, and the parking brake actuator shaft, which is the component of rear brake caliper, may be rusted. but no remedy available yet and this was back in june 2017"

"tl-contact owns a 2015 mazda 6..... recall notice from mazda.... 1217f recall number..... contact called mazda for the second time regarding recall.... recall had been issued august 19th 2017. mazda stated parts are not available to fix recall. ..dealership stated vehicle needs to be inspected.... contact talked to mazda corporate office and mazda had set up appt to get recall fixed and dealership canceled appointment stating parts are still not available. jun 22,2017 manufacturer recall number1217f nhtsa recall number17v-393 recall statusrecall incomplete summaryon the mechanical (cable) type parking brake, water may enter the brake actuator shaft, which is the component of rear brake caliper, may be rusted. safety riskif the vehicle continues to be used with such condition, the rust may progress, increasing the sliding resistance of the actuator shaft. in extreme cases, the rusted actuator shaft may get stuck in the brake caliper body, causing brake dragging while driving and decreasing the parking brake holding force, which may result in unexpected movement of vehicle if parked on a slope, increasing the risk of a collision. remedy your mazda dealer will check the parking brake actuator shafts inside the left and right rear brake calipers. if the actuator shaft is found to be rusted, the brake caliper assembly will be replaced with a modified one. if no rust is found on the actuator shaft, the protective boot will be replaced with a modified one. the inspection and repair will be performed at no cost to you.if you have any questions regarding this program"

"hand operated parking brake safety recall. i received a recall notice from mazda stating that there is a defect in the brake caliper of mazda6 vehicles produced from october 25, 2012 through december 1, 2014. my vehicle falls into this recall category. i received the recall notice from mazda on august 19, 2017 making me aware of the issue and stating that replacement parts are not yet available to correct this safety issue. i called mazda usa on november 2 to get an update and they still don't have an eta for the parts. the recall notice states that the defect could result in unexpected movement of the vehicle if parked on a slope, increasing the risk of a collision. i have asked mazda to take the vehicle back and reimburse me. the representative made a note of this, gave me a case number and left it up to me to figure out how to resolve the issue. i'm concerned that the vehicle in its present state is at risk of causing physical harm and property damage to the surrounding area it may be parked in, especially places like san francisco, where high grade slopes are pretty common. since this is a defect to the brake caliper i can only assume that the problem has existed ever since i purchased the vehicle."

"tl* the contact owns a 2015 mazda 6. the contact received notification of nhtsa campaign number: 17v393000 (service brakes). the part to do the recall repair was unavailable. the contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. the local dealer (cox mazda, 3101 cortez road west, bradenton, fl 34207) was contacted and confirmed that the parts were on backorder. the manufacturer was made aware of the issue and was not able to confirm when the parts were to become available. the vin was invalid. the contact had not experienced a failure. vin tool confirms parts not available. updated 09/27/17*lj *tr"

"after making a left turn i depressed the brakes to stop for a red traffic signal. the brake pedal was excessively hard to operate and failed to stop the car. to avoid an accident, i had to use the parking break. at the same time the engine rpm increased dramatically. i shifted the transmission to neutral which brought the rpm to normal velocity. after this incident the car performed normally. i have experienced this problem three times,the last time was on april 4,2016. i noticed the failure occurs at slow speed,around 15 to 25 miles/hour. i went twice to berge mazda in mesa,az. unfortunately they were unable to duplicate the break failure during test. this predicament is still unresolved and could be the cause of a deadly accident. some help in this matter would be appreciated."