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BS6 Honda Activa 125 recalled over oil gauge and cooling fan cover issue

Inspection and rectification will be done for free, and take 30 minutes; BS6 Activa 125's owner's manual will be updated too.
1 min read•27 Feb '20
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Honda has recalled the recently launched BS6 Activa 125. According to the company’s website, the scooter’s cooling fan cover and oil gauge need to be replaced. The Japanese brand has also said that the owner’s manual will be updated.

While there is no information on what's exactly wrong with the components, or how it's affected the overall performance of the scooter, we do know that the parts will be completely replaced, and not altered or modified. Honda has also said that the overall process for inspection and rectification will take approximately 30 minutes, and will be done at no cost to owners.

You can check whether your BS6 Activa 125 is affected by the recall by entering the VIN No. (Frame Number) on Honda's website.

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