What are the common issues with Skyactiv engines?

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AylaLee
07/30/25 10:52am
Common issues with Skyactiv engines: transmission solenoid valve failure, engine oil leakage, etc. Brand introduction: Skyactiv Technology (English name: SKYACTIV Technology) was proposed by Japanese automaker Mazda in October 2010, with plans to optimize major components such as gasoline and diesel engines, manual and automatic transmissions, chassis, and body structure for its vehicle lineup by 2015. This technology is based on Mazda's long-term technical development goal, the "Zoom-Zoom Sustainability Declaration," striving to harmoniously balance "driving pleasure" with "excellent environmental and safety performance." The first mass-produced vehicle featuring this technology, the CX-5, is sold under Changan Mazda's distribution network.
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