- Maruti Suzuki has issued a recall notice for 9,925 vehicles units of Ignis, WagonR & Celerio
- The recall is to inspect a faulty part in rear brake assembly
- The faulty part will be changed free of cost after inspection
Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) has issued a recall notice for 9,925 units of Ignis, WagonR & Celerio manufactured between 3rd Aug 2022 and 1st Sep 2022. The recall is done to inspect a possible faulty part in the rear brake assembly of these three vehicles.
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Maruti Suzuki Recall
It's possible that the rear brake assembly pin has a flaw, which could occasionally break and result in an odd noise. In the long run, there could be a potential impact on brake performance. Maruti Suzuki has chosen to recall the suspicious vehicles for free testing and replacement of the defective part out of concern for customer safety and extreme caution.
Replacement parts are being arranged and Maruti Suzuki approved workshops will contact consumers to schedule service for their vehicles. If repairs are necessary, they will be made after the inspection. By visiting the Important Information for Customers part of the Maruti Suzuki website, customers can also determine whether or not their vehicle requires an inspection.
As part of this recall, the vulnerable cars will be able to have the part changed. The manufacturer issued a recall notice in August for 166 Dzire Tour S sedans due to an airbag defect. As part of the recall, the airbag control unit of these vehicles was changed without charge.
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In other brand-related developments, MSIL plans to launch the CNG versions of its XL6 and Baleno. These two cars will be the first Nexa models with a CNG engine. Despite the brand's silence, it is anticipated that these CNG vehicles would be launched in the upcoming weeks.
Verdict: Customers who recently purchased a Maruti Suzuki WagonR, Celerio, or Ignis should check the production date. After that, they should visit Maruti's official website to see whether or not their car is included in the recall. Another option is to contact the nearby Maruti dealer and have the car inspected.
