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0504/07

Passenger car - DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) system in Suzuki Grand Vitara

SUZUKI

Country of origin
Japan
Notifying country
Greece
Counterfeit
No
Sold online
No
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What is the danger

This vehicle poses a risk of injuries due to a possible loss of power. The affected vehicles may pose a potential risk of damage to DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter) system. Due to the improper design of the intercooler and the intercooler inlet hose, the compressed air could leak and cause the improper ratio of air/fuel mixture. After certain period of usage, the above condition may cause excessive deposition of carbon particulate in DPF that could result in the overheating or melting of DPF and damage due to heat. In this case the warning lights on drivers control panel will illuminate and if the vehicle will not be driven to an authorised repair, loss of power will happen.

Measures taken

  1. Voluntary corrective actions taken by the importer Voluntary measuresTaken by: Other

Product

Description
The recall concerns vehicles with chassis numbers from JSAJTA44V00107438 to JSAJTA44V00251487 (3D) and from JSAJTD44V00106868 to JSAJTD44V00252271 (5D), with production period from 28 June 2005 to 2 April 2007.
Brand
SUZUKI
Model / type
Suzuki Grand Vitara Turbodiesel 1.9

Original source

Data comes from the official Safety Gate system of the European Commission.

Alert number
0504/07 ↗
Weekly report
Report-2007-21
Published
31 May 2007
Corrigendum
Corrigenda Notification 0086/07 of week 3 of the year 2007 has been withdrawn because the Hungarian instructions for use have been corrected. Notification 0704/06 of week 43 of the year 2006 has been withdrawn because after re-examination the product complies with the requirements of the Toys Directive and the European standard EN 71. Notification 0520/06 of week 32 and notification 0617/06 of week 38 of the year 2006 have been withdrawn because the products complied with the requirements of the European standard EN 14988, which is now applicable and replaces the European standard ENV 1178.

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