Mazda CX-7 2007: Failed air-conditioning compressor
Asked by Jeff Best
I have been advised that it will cost $2300 to repair the air-conditioning compressor on my Mazda CX7. The car is a 10/07 build and was first registered in 4/08. Should Mazda at least come to the party with the cost of the replacement part, as the compressor should last longer than three years?
Answered by CarsGuide
20 Oct 2011I think you have a reasonable claim against Mazda to cover part of the cost of the repair and I would approach them with that request. The compressor should normally be expected to last longer than yours has.
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