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ford S-MAX UK Recall

FORD S-MAX – POSSIBILITY OF ENGINE CUT OUT

FORD S-MAX ( 01/02/2006 –  11/06/2006) DEFECT:  It has been identified that the fuel pipe connector between the engine fuel line and fuel tank may not be totalled secured. This may result in a disconnection of the fuel line with the possibility of engine cut out and loss of fuel onto the road surface. Whilst the vehicle is in the dealership the opportunity will be taken to carry out a slight modification to the alternator to prevent the possibility of a short circuit occurring with other components.

Remedy

Recalled vehicles will have the integrity of the fuel line connector checked. Additionally the alternator cable will be modified by removing a portion of sleeving that may be in contact with the end eyelet.

Recall Launch Date17/07/2006
Recall No.R/2006/118
Models AffectedS-MAX AND GALAXY
Manufacturer Ref
VIN Start
VIN end
Build Start01/02/2006
Build end11/06/2006
Vehicle numbers (UK)209

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