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Suzuki - Improper material used in rear brake lights switch could result in corrosion
Official notice
24 Jun 2019
Last checked
24 Jun 2019
An official DVSA notice concerns Suzuki - Improper material used in rear brake lights switch could result in corrosion. Improper material used in rear brake lights switch could result in corrosion Published 2019-06-24.
What to do now
Replacement of the brake light switch.
Units affected
330
Recall number
RM-2019-015
Official notice
2019-06-24
The hazard
The hazard
Improper material used in rear brake lights switch could result in corrosion
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Brand: Suzuki. Contact: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
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