What is the most common problem with Volkswagen Amarok? Is it the engine, transmissions, electronics, suspension or reliability? Owner experience in our forum, or the number of recalls involving specific car parts, may provide the answer.
Recent Volkswagen Amarok Problems
VW AMAROK (2016 – 2018) – THE CABLE OF THE SPARE WHEEL
VW AMAROK (31/08/2016 – 22/11/2018) RECALL: Problem description: The lift cable of the spare wheel winch could snap under certain conditions.
VW AMAROK – RISK OF FUEL LEAK
VW AMAROK ( – ) DEFECT: It is possible that fuel leaks could develop on the fuel pipes in the engine compartment. This could then leak onto the road surface or cause a risk of fire.
VW AMAROK – POWER STEERING RETURN HOSE CAN BECOME DAMAGED AND CAUSE HYDRAULIC FLUID TO LEAK AND/OR THE POWER STEERING TO FAIL
VW AMAROK ( 31/08/2016 – 01/09/2017) DEFECT: A hose clip can damage the power steering return hose for the steering rack. The power steering hose can also contact the wheel housing. If the hose is damaged hydraulic fluid can discharge and the power steering assistance could fail. In unfavourable cases the hydraulic fluid can get … Read more
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Latest EU Rapex Volkswagen Amarok Problems
- Volkswagen Amarok (2022 – 2023)on 15/11/2024
The seat belt potentially has not been routed through anchorage eyelet, but through the plastic cover only. The plastic cover will tear under load, offering no […]
- Volkswagen Amarok (2016 – 2020)on 11/10/2020
The winch rope that is used to attach the spare wheel under the vehicle and the additional strap fitted as a secondary safety device may break. This may cause […]
- Volkswagen Amarok (2010 – 2018)on 22/02/2020
Cars initially used for internal purposes of Volkswagen AG might not have been correctly modified before they were sold to the general public. There is a […]
Currently 7104 Recalls