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Mercedes-Benz - Fuel may leak possibly causing fire
Official notice
17 Sept 2014
Last checked
17 Sept 2014
An official DVSA notice concerns Mercedes-Benz - Fuel may leak possibly causing fire. Fuel may leak possibly causing fire Published 2014-09-17.
What to do now
Replace the sealing washers on all injector leak off connections.
Units affected
175
Recall number
R-2014-106
Official notice
2014-09-17
The hazard
The hazard
Fuel may leak possibly causing fire
How to check if you're affected
How to check if you're affected
Compare the VIN on your vehicle against the official list. If your VIN is listed, follow the official notice.
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Company & contacts
Company & contacts
Brand: Mercedes-Benz. Contact: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
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Source & status
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Documents, notices & source
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