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Loose bolts, oil spill problem, GM recalls 194000 cars in US


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2020-11-19

General Motors will recall 194105 vehicles in the United States because the bolts on the brake accumulator may be loose or missing, causing transmission oil leakage and increasing the risk of car accidents or fires.

Loose bolts, oil spill problem, GM recalls 194000 cars in US


General Motors will recall 194105 vehicles in the United States because the bolts on the brake accumulator may be loose or missing, causing transmission oil leakage and increasing the risk of car accidents or fires.

 

A few days ago, according to foreign media reports, General Motors will recall 194105 vehicles in the United States because the bolts on the brake accumulator may be loose or lost, resulting in transmission oil leakage and increasing the risk of car accidents or fires.


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The recall includes a total of 194105 SUVs and sedans, as follows:

Chevrolet brand, 2018 Malibu, 2019-2020 Trailblazer and 2018-2019 Cruze, explorer and Traverse are included;
 
Among the Buick brands, Buick LaCrosse 2018-2019, Onkora and Onkora 2019-2020;

Generic brands include, 2018-2020 Terrain,2019-2020 Acadia;

Cadillac brands include the 2019-2020 Cadillac XT4 and 2020 XT6.

In July of this year, GM discovered that two bolts were missing from the brake accumulators of two cars, and later notified the supplier. NHTSA documents show that the problem has been corrected that month, ensuring that all four bolt covers are on the accumulator.

Due to software errors in the supplier, some accumulators show missing or loose bolts at the factory, which may cause oil leakage in the gearbox and increase the possibility of fire. GM has not received any reports of accidents due to the defect.

General Motors will check the mechanical devices for the recalled vehicles. If the bolts are missing, the recall will begin on December 14. At present, the recall is only for the US and Canadian markets, and we will continue to pay attention to the domestic market situation.

(Source: Fast Technology)