SUBARU OUTBACK ( – ) DEFECT: It is possible that the metallic brake pipes that connect to the four way connector may be affected by corrosion in the Salt Belt Areas. If left unattended this could result in the pipes being subject to excessive corrosion which may cause a fluid leak. In extreme cases this may result in a reduction in braking efficiency.
Remedy
Recall all affected vehicles to inspect and either provide additional protection or replace the brake pipes.
| Recall Launch Date | 24/01/2014 |
| Recall No. | R/2013/119 |
| Models Affected | Legacy Outback |
| Manufacturer Ref | |
| VIN Start | JF1BL5KJ34G002002 |
| VIN end | JF1BPDKYG9G080022 |
| Build Start | |
| Build end | |
| Vehicle numbers (UK) | 12379 |
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