Suzuki Auto South Africa has issued a recall for its Grand Vitara vehicles due to a potential issue with the low fuel warning light. The recall affects 543 vehicles that were available for sale from May last year through Suzuki dealerships nationwide. The issue may cause the low fuel warning light to not turn on as the fuel level decreases, potentially leading to the vehicle running out of fuel.
The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has announced the recall, urging consumers who own the affected model to take their vehicles to an authorised Suzuki dealership for a fuel gauge inspection. The recall is a precautionary measure to prevent potential engine stalling and starting issues. Suzuki Auto South Africa has assured that the issue can be resolved with a simple inspection and repair.
According to Suzuki Auto South Africa, the low fuel warning light issue may result in the driver not being alerted to low fuel levels. This may cause the vehicle to run out of fuel, leading to engine stalling and preventing it from starting. The company is taking proactive steps to address the issue and ensure customer safety.
The recall is limited to Grand Vitara vehicles sold through Suzuki dealerships in South Africa. Consumers who own the affected model can contact Suzuki Auto South Africa or visit their nearest authorised dealership to schedule a fuel gauge inspection. The inspection and repair will be carried out free of charge.
The National Consumer Commission has urged consumers to take the recall seriously and take their vehicles in for inspection as soon as possible. The commission is working closely with Suzuki Auto South Africa to ensure that all affected vehicles are identified and repaired. The recall is a demonstration of Suzuki's commitment to customer safety and satisfaction.
Suzuki Auto South Africa has a reputation for producing reliable and safe vehicles. The company has assured that it is taking all necessary steps to address the issue and prevent any potential safety risks. The recall is a precautionary measure to ensure that all vehicles meet the highest safety standards.
The recall is also a reminder for consumers to regularly check their vehicles for any potential issues. Suzuki Auto South Africa has urged consumers to be vigilant and take their vehicles in for regular maintenance and inspections. The company is committed to providing safe and reliable vehicles to its customers.
Key points
- Suzuki Auto South Africa recalls 543 Grand Vitara vehicles due to a low fuel warning light issue.
- The recall affects vehicles sold through Suzuki dealerships nationwide from May last year.
- Consumers are urged to take their vehicles to an authorised Suzuki dealership for a fuel gauge inspection.
