Honda recalls over 65,000 cars in India to replace fuel pump

    The fuel pump in select models made in 2018, such as the Amaze, City, Jazz, WR-V, BR-V, Brio and CR-V, is being replaced.

    Published On Jun 13, 2020 01:07:00 PM

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    Honda recalls over 65,000 cars in India to replace fuel pump

    The recall affects 180 Honda CR-Vs

    • Recall affects 65,651 cars in India
    • Models manufactured in 2018 are impacted
    • Replacement of fuel pump to be carried out for free in a phased manner starting from June 20, 2020

    Honda Cars India has issued a recall for 65,651 models made in 2018 to preventively replace the fuel pump. The brand has said that the fuel pumps “may contain defective impellers, which could, over time, result in engine stopping or not starting”. 

    The models affected by this recall include the Honda Amaze compact sedan, City midsize sedan, Jazz premium hatchback, WR-V cross-hatch, BR-V MPV, Brio hatchback and CR-V SUV. The number of models affected is listed below:

    2018 Honda cars affected by recall
    ModelNo. of units
    Amaze32,498
    City16,434
    Jazz7,500
    WR-V7,057
    BR-V1,622
    Brio360
    CR-V180

    Honda customers will be notified individually if their cars are covered under this campaign. They can also run a check on the Honda India website by submitting their 17 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

    The replacement of the potentially faulty fuel pump will take place free of charge at Honda dealerships across the country, from June 20 onwards. 

    Also see:

    2020 Honda City: 5 things to look forward to

    Honda City hatchback spied for the first time

    Honda India actively looking at expanding SUV range

    Honda Cars

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