My 2007 CX-7 won't start on the key. All the ignition lights come on, but the engine won't turn. There is no clicking sound to indicate it might be the starter motor. After a period the car starts ?

Asked by GuruHW4HH Jul 08, 2019 at 03:52 AM about the 2007 Mazda CX-7 Touring AWD

Question type: General

My 2007 CX-7 has developed a fault. It won't start on the key. All the ignition
lights come on as they should, but it won't turn over, There is no clicking sound
to indicate it might be the starter motor. After a period of time it starts as
normal. It may start 2 or 3 times in a row, but then intermittently it stops again,
and won't turn over ! Any ideas ?

2 Answers

Hi guys I have a CX7 and I’m looking for a refurbished Turbo thé year of my car is 2007... I have bought the wrong 1 and need some help to get the right part I hope someone here can help me.... I’m a single mum and dog this solely on my own..... I am borrowing a friends car atm and need to return it to them.. and helpful tips n links will help thank you.. And also a pipe intake I went to Mazda and got the part number form the vin number but can’t seem to find the part... I hope someone can help me that’s had this issue with their CX7 SUV model number CX7A06A. Stéphanie Duval

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GuruHW4HH, did you find a solution to this issue? I’m dealing with the same thing.

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