SUBARU OUTBACK ( – ) DEFECT: There is no inherent problem with the brake lamp switch. However if the brake lamp switch did fail the driver would not be informed that the brake lamps were not working or the adaptive cruise control or pre-collision braking. The brake lamps not working would increase the risk of an incident during normal driving.
Remedy
Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and reprogram the driving support system.
| Recall Launch Date | 11/06/2015 |
| Recall No. | R/2015/131 |
| Models Affected | Outback |
| Manufacturer Ref | |
| VIN Start | JF1BS9KC2FG002043 |
| VIN end | JF1BSDKY2FG007434 |
| Build Start | |
| Build end | |
| Vehicle numbers (UK) | 436 |
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