Vauxhall Grandland X recall: Vehicles may be fitted with a non conform accessory trailer hitch
Vehicles may be fitted with a non-conform accessory trailer hitch.
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Vehicles may be fitted with a non-conform accessory trailer hitch.
A short circuit in the ABS can occur without warning when the engine is switched off.
The blower-regulator wiring could be damaged and could lead to partial contact of individual wire strands.
Affected vehicles may be fitted with brake discs which were not produced according to the specifications
An electrical earth line has been installed with too much tension and may fail.
A software update of the Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) control unit is required.
The screw connection of the power supply on the starter might not have been installed according to specification.
The ABS/ESC control unit may short circuit.
Some seatbelt tongues may not have been sufficiently heat treated.
Possible transmission stud damage to wiring loom following repair.
Non-conforming steering knuckles may have been fitted.
There is a possibility of the rear brake discs having micro-cracks.
The welding of the individual components of the towbar might not meet the correct specification.
The welding of the individual components of the towbar might not meet the correct specification.
Improved emission control and monitoring.
The front and side spoiler side covers could come adrift during vehicle operation.
Excessive grease was applied to the O-ring of the reservoir piston in the ABS modulator.
The front lower control arm bolts could separate under operation.
The brake pedal may potentially stick as a result of high vehicle interior temperatures causing the brake lights to activate without brake pedal pressure.
The steering link rod retainer nut may have been tightened incorrectly
A failing ESS heater relay can cause an unexpected heat development and consequential damage to electrical wiring.
Vehicle emission outputs may not be correct.
High voltage contactors may open during driving resulting in a risk that the high voltage system may be unintentionally disconnected causing a loss of propulsion.
High voltage contactors may open during driving resulting in a risk that the high voltage system may be unintentionally disconnected causing a loss of propulsion.