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Recall R/2008/050 — MAZDA 5 — ENGINE MOUNTING MAY FAIL UNDER SUDDEN ACCELERATION

UK DVSA (vehicle recalls) · United Kingdom · 2008-04-08 · Safety recall

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Agency
UK DVSA (vehicle recalls)
Recall identifier
R/2008/050
Date of alert
2008-04-08
Country / jurisdiction
United Kingdom
Risk level
Safety recall
Risk type
recall
Brand
MAZDA
Product category
vehicle
Product type
vehicle
Reported risk: It has been identified that the number 4 engine mounting bolt may not have been tightened to the correct torque during production. This could result in the engine mounting failing under sudden acceleration. Remedy: Recalled vehicles will have the mounting bolt checked for compliance. Should the torque on the subject bolt be found to be outside of the specification.The appropriate action as described in the technical instruction will be applied as necessary.
Primary source: https://www.check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk/recall-type/vehicle/make/MAZDA/

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