Mazda 5 LF-VE MPV 102kW (2006-2010) FWD Petrol 2.0L (2006–2010)

The MAZDA 5, also known as the PREMACY in some markets, is a popular and practical choice for families needing a versatile and affordable vehicle. Known for its sliding doors and spacious interior, it's a common sight on school runs and weekend outings. This guide provides insights into maintaining your MAZDA 5 / PREMACY and addressing potential issues.

Parts for the Mazda 5 LF-VE MPV 102kW (2006-2010) FWD Petrol 2.0L

• Oil Filter (11)
• Air Filter (7)
• Cabin Filter (6)
• Control Arm Rear (4)
• Sway Bar Link Front (4)
• Sway Bar Link Rear (3)
• Switch Stop Light (3)
• Suspension Bush Rear Control Arm - Upper (2)
• Suspension Bush Rear Control Arm - Lower (2)
• Temperature Sensor / Sender Coolant (2)
• Control Arm Front (2)
• Suspension Bush Front Sway Bar Mount (2)
• Suspension Bush Front Control Arm - Lower (2)
• Knock Sensor (1)
• Map Sensor (1)
• Air Mass Meter (1)
• Throttle Position Sensor / Switch (1)
• Wiper Blade Front (1)
• Wheel Bearing Kit/Hub Rear (1)
• Suspension Bush Rear Sway Bar Mount (1)
• Shocks / Strut (1)
• Steering Bush Steering Rack Mount Front (1)
• Valve Cover Gasket (1)
• Oil Pressure Switch/Sender (1)
• Engine Mount Front (1)
• Reverse Lamp Switch (1)
• Idle Air Control Valve (1)
• Egr Valve (1)
• Thermostat (1)
• Thermostat Housing (1)

Known issues

Owners should be aware of some common issues that may arise with the MAZDA 5 / PREMACY Base, particularly as the mileage increases. Electric sliding door failures are a known concern, potentially requiring repair or replacement. Rust around the wheel arches, especially at the rear, is another area to monitor and address proactively. Some owners have also reported premature wear of rear tyres, which could be related to suspension or alignment issues. You may find these to appear around 80,000 - 150,000 km.

WOF tips

When taking your MAZDA 5 / PREMACY Base for its Warrant of Fitness (WoF) inspection, be mindful of a few key areas that are commonly scrutinised. Worn rear suspension bushes are a frequent point of attention. The sliding door mechanism will be checked for proper operation. Finally, ensure your brake pads, especially the rear ones, have adequate thickness to pass inspection.

About the Mazda 5 LF-VE MPV 102kW (2006-2010) FWD Petrol 2.0L

If you're looking to keep your MAZDA 5 / PREMACY Base in optimal condition, staying on top of routine maintenance is key. Regular servicing, including replacing the air filter, oil filter, and ensuring proper coolant temperature via the thermostat and thermostat housing, will contribute to the longevity of your vehicle.

Components like the throttle position sensor/switch, reverse lamp switch, and EGR valve play crucial roles in your vehicle's performance. Similarly, paying attention to suspension components, such as the front and rear control arm bushes, is important for handling and safety. Other vital parts for preventative maintenance includes the knock sensor, air mass meter and coolant temperature sensor. The stop light switch is often overlooked, but contributes to safety.

Questions owners ask

What are common issues to look out for with a MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 in New Zealand?

Owners of the MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 should be aware of potential electric sliding door failures, rust around the rear wheel arches, and premature wear of rear tyres. These issues often start appearing between 80,000 and 150,000 km.

What maintenance should I do to keep my MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 running well?

Regular maintenance for your MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 should include replacing the air filter and oil filter. It's also important to check components like the thermostat and thermostat housing for proper coolant temperature, and ensure the throttle position sensor/switch, reverse lamp switch, and EGR valve are functioning correctly. Don't forget to inspect suspension components like the front and rear control arm bushes, and vital parts such as the knock sensor, air mass meter, coolant temperature sensor, and stop light switch.

Where can I get an EGR valve or control arm bushes for my MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 in NZ?

CARFIX stocks 73 SKUs for the MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010, including crucial parts like the EGR valve and control arm bushes. You can find these and other parts for your vehicle on the CARFIX website.

What are the common WOF failure points for a MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 in NZ?

When taking your MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 for its Warrant of Fitness (WoF) inspection, pay close attention to worn rear suspension bushes, the proper operation of the sliding door mechanism, and ensuring your brake pads, especially the rear ones, have adequate thickness.

How often should I service my MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010?

The recommended service interval for your MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 is every 10,000 km to ensure it stays in optimal condition.

Are there DIY guides available for maintaining my MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010?

Yes, CARFIX provides 7 DIY video guides specifically for the MAZDA 5 / PREMACY 2006–2010 to help you with various maintenance tasks.