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Previous-generation Audi A6s and their jacked-up Allroad brethren face a recall related to possible fuel leaks; leaks that could end up causing dangerous situations. From 2001 through 2004, the A6 utilized 2.7L, 2.8L, and 3.0L engines. Allroads from '01 to '05 used the 2.7L as well as a 4.2L V8. If you're A6 matches with these model years and engines, then you're one of some 68,000 drivers who'll need to visit an Audi dealer.
- Nissan Recalls 470,000 Vehicles Globally For Possible Fuel Leaks
Nissan announced that it is issuing a worldwide recall for around 470,000 cars and SUVs over possible fuel leaks. The recall affects Nissan and Infiniti vehicles from 2012 to 2015 model years with direct injection engines. Read more »...
- 168,000 Vw Jetta, Vw Golf And Audi A3 Diesel Models Recalled In The U.s. Amidst Fire Concerns
The Volkswagen Group of America issued a voluntary safety recall on 159,884 diesel-powered VW Jetta and Jetta SportWagens manufactured from May 2008 through September 2011, and Golf models built from May 2009 through September 2011, and nearly 9,000...
- Lamborghini Recalling Murcielago Coupe And Roadster Models Over Fuel Leakage Concerns
Lamborghini issued a recall on a total of 428 examples of the 2007-2008 model year Murcielago Coupe and Roadster models in the United States. The reason? According to the company, the welds holding the fuel pump support inside the fuel tank could detach...
- Vw Recalling 5,000 R32s In The Usa Over Fuel Tank Problem
Today Volkswagen announced it is recalling 5,000 MY2008 R32s (that's the fifth-generation Golf R32 for the rest of the world) in the USA due to a defective fuel tank ventilation valve. The German automaker said that when certain driving conditions...
- Bentley Recalling 13,420 Vehicles!
What a drag; thousands of Bentley owners are having their cars recalled after it was discovered that there is a potential for road salt to corrode the outer surface of the fuel filter. This could lead to the filter housing becoming porous with a corresponding...
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AUDI A6 RECALL
Previous-generation Audi A6s and their jacked-up Allroad brethren face a recall related to possible fuel leaks; leaks that could end up causing dangerous situations. From 2001 through 2004, the A6 utilized 2.7L, 2.8L, and 3.0L engines. Allroads from '01 to '05 used the 2.7L as well as a 4.2L V8. If you're A6 matches with these model years and engines, then you're one of some 68,000 drivers who'll need to visit an Audi dealer.Apparently, a variety of circumstances, including aging of the plastic content in the fuel tank, can eventually lead to a leak in the presence of an ignition source. That commonly means fire. The Recall begins soon.Â
- Nissan Recalls 470,000 Vehicles Globally For Possible Fuel Leaks
Nissan announced that it is issuing a worldwide recall for around 470,000 cars and SUVs over possible fuel leaks. The recall affects Nissan and Infiniti vehicles from 2012 to 2015 model years with direct injection engines. Read more »...
- 168,000 Vw Jetta, Vw Golf And Audi A3 Diesel Models Recalled In The U.s. Amidst Fire Concerns
The Volkswagen Group of America issued a voluntary safety recall on 159,884 diesel-powered VW Jetta and Jetta SportWagens manufactured from May 2008 through September 2011, and Golf models built from May 2009 through September 2011, and nearly 9,000...
- Lamborghini Recalling Murcielago Coupe And Roadster Models Over Fuel Leakage Concerns
Lamborghini issued a recall on a total of 428 examples of the 2007-2008 model year Murcielago Coupe and Roadster models in the United States. The reason? According to the company, the welds holding the fuel pump support inside the fuel tank could detach...
- Vw Recalling 5,000 R32s In The Usa Over Fuel Tank Problem
Today Volkswagen announced it is recalling 5,000 MY2008 R32s (that's the fifth-generation Golf R32 for the rest of the world) in the USA due to a defective fuel tank ventilation valve. The German automaker said that when certain driving conditions...
- Bentley Recalling 13,420 Vehicles!
What a drag; thousands of Bentley owners are having their cars recalled after it was discovered that there is a potential for road salt to corrode the outer surface of the fuel filter. This could lead to the filter housing becoming porous with a corresponding...