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MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER – BRAKE LAMPS MAY NOT ILLUMINATE

MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER ( 24/01/2007 –  13/10/2009) DEFECT:  Silicon grease applied to the brake light switch during production may penetrate the switch and insulate the contacts. This may prevent the stop lamps from operating and on vehicles with automatic transmission the shift lever cannot be moved from the park position.

Remedy

Clean mounting and replace brake light switch

Recall Launch Date28/11/2014
Recall No.R/2014/109
Models AffectedOutlander and Grandis
Manufacturer RefR3025630 R3025631
VIN StartJMAXJCW8W7U001659
VIN endJMAXJCW8W9F506298
Build Start24/01/2007
Build end13/10/2009
Vehicle numbers (UK)3535

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