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Without an official count (a count you can do at GoodCarBadCar.net's Recall section), it seems as though, more often than not, NHTSA recalls affect fuel. In reality, cars aren't very dangerous without fuel. Thrust gasoline into the mix and the assorted devices that hold it, pump it, and suck it, and the safety administration gets frightened.
- One More Time: Volvo Recalls 2012my S60 Sedans To Fix Fuel Pumps Again
For the second time in a month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Volvo is recalling certain 2012 model year S60 sedans because of a potential problem with the fuel pump assembly. This time, the recall affects 448 S60 saloons built...
- Bmw Recalling 151,000 Vehicles In The U.s. To Repair Fuel Pumps
BMW's North American division has issued two separate voluntary recalls of some 151,000 vehicles sold in the USA to fix fuel-pump defects that may reduce engine performance and in some models, even a loss of power assist for the steering and brakes....
- Hyundai Recalling 65,000 Elantras In The States
Hyundai is planning to recall 65,000 MY’08 Elantra models with 2.0 liter beta engines in the Unites Stated. According to NHTSA, the fuel pump motor in these models may not have the proper uniform internal electrical surface contact which cause...
- Hyundai Recalls 2008 Elantra
Due to faulty fuel pump motors, NHTSA has instructed Hyundai to Recall the 2008 Elantra. There are 65,000 Elantras that could suffer from poor pumping pressure, leading to an inability to start as well as perform to its best ability. You surely know...
- Mercedes-benz Recalls Many Models
Owners of many different Mercedes-Benz models could see their car fall under a Recall that's related to a recent software upgrade their car(s) may have received. Here's the official word from NHTSA, while the vehicles that may be affected are...
Cars
2008 & 2009 KIA RONDO RECALLED FOR FUEL PUMP PROBLEM
Without an official count (a count you can do at GoodCarBadCar.net's Recall section), it seems as though, more often than not, NHTSA recalls affect fuel. In reality, cars aren't very dangerous without fuel. Thrust gasoline into the mix and the assorted devices that hold it, pump it, and suck it, and the safety administration gets frightened.And they find problems. This time, the problem rests under the Kia Rondo. Rondos from model years 2008 and 2009 - 6,680 of them - that are equipped with the 2.4L four-cylinder may have a weak fuel pump. If not enough fuel gets to the engine, igniting could be difficult; stuttering could be bothersome; and more severe impairment could be dangerous.
Kia will be replacing the fuel pump sub-assembly with an "improved part". I should hope the part wouldn't be worse than the first.
- One More Time: Volvo Recalls 2012my S60 Sedans To Fix Fuel Pumps Again
For the second time in a month, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Volvo is recalling certain 2012 model year S60 sedans because of a potential problem with the fuel pump assembly. This time, the recall affects 448 S60 saloons built...
- Bmw Recalling 151,000 Vehicles In The U.s. To Repair Fuel Pumps
BMW's North American division has issued two separate voluntary recalls of some 151,000 vehicles sold in the USA to fix fuel-pump defects that may reduce engine performance and in some models, even a loss of power assist for the steering and brakes....
- Hyundai Recalling 65,000 Elantras In The States
Hyundai is planning to recall 65,000 MY’08 Elantra models with 2.0 liter beta engines in the Unites Stated. According to NHTSA, the fuel pump motor in these models may not have the proper uniform internal electrical surface contact which cause...
- Hyundai Recalls 2008 Elantra
Due to faulty fuel pump motors, NHTSA has instructed Hyundai to Recall the 2008 Elantra. There are 65,000 Elantras that could suffer from poor pumping pressure, leading to an inability to start as well as perform to its best ability. You surely know...
- Mercedes-benz Recalls Many Models
Owners of many different Mercedes-Benz models could see their car fall under a Recall that's related to a recent software upgrade their car(s) may have received. Here's the official word from NHTSA, while the vehicles that may be affected are...