Honda Malaysia recalls 55,354 vehicles to replace fuel pump


Honda Malaysia said all its year 2020 production models were not affected in this product recall.

KUALA LUMPUR: Honda Malaysia has recalled 55,354 Honda vehicles to replace its fuel pump as a precautionary measure, in line with the Honda global fuel pump recall.

It said on Thursday that all its year 2020 production models were not affected in this product recall.

“Honda Malaysia believes this product recall is necessary as a preventive measure to address the possibility of loss of engine power or vehicle stalling, ” the company said.

It added that all affected customers will be informed via notification letters, which will include details of the product recall. The replacement stock will be available in stages.

Honda Malaysia also urged all affected customers to contact any Honda authorized dealer to make an appointment upon receipt of notification to replace the fuel pump subject to parts availability.

“As of today, there are no incidences of crashes or injuries caused by this issue reported in Malaysia. The replacement of the affected fuel pump is free of charge and all cost related to this replacement activity will be borne by Honda Malaysia, ” it said.

It added that as the Honda toll free number is undergoing technical maintenance, vehicle owners could contact any Honda authorised dealer or log on to https://www.honda.com.my/ to check their vehicle status.

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