Vehicle recall 29 January 2018

Mv Agusta Motor F4 RC and F4 RR recall: The floating piston in the front brake master cylinder may crack

Yes – some of these vehicles are being recalled
What's wrong
A manufacturing defect exists in a production batch of front brake master cylinder components which MV AGUSTA has installed on a series of F4 RR and F4 RC model motorcycles. The defect in the front brake master cylinder could cause it to malfunction during normal…
What to do
Contact a Mv Agusta Motor dealer to book the free repair. Replace the synthetic piston in the front brake master cylinder with one made from aluminium machined from solid billet guaranteeing a higher strength material as well as eliminating the possibility…
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What’s wrong

A manufacturing defect exists in a production batch of front brake master cylinder components which MV AGUSTA has installed on a series of F4 RR and F4 RC model motorcycles. The defect in the front brake master cylinder could cause it to malfunction during normal use of the motorcycle leading to a loss of front braking ability and increasing the risk of a crash. Specifically crack generation on the front brake master cylinder PPS (polyphenilene sulphide) piston connecting the internal pressure area to the external surface. The consequence is that the front brake may not participate in stopping the bike properly. The rear brake is not affected and works correctly.

The fix

Replace the synthetic piston in the front brake master cylinder with one made from aluminium machined from solid billet guaranteeing a higher strength material as well as eliminating the possibility of porosity.

Vehicles affected

Model Built from Built to Vehicles
F4 RC 27 Nov 2014 29 Jun 2017 56
F4 RR 27 Nov 2014 29 Jun 2017 56

How to check your vehicle

Use the official DVSA checker with your registration number to see if your exact vehicle is included. If it is, the manufacturer should have written to the registered keeper. The repair is free, even if you bought the vehicle second-hand.

Updated 29 January 2018. This page summarises an official notice. Details can change – always follow the official notice.

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