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Hyundai Santa Fe | i45 Recalled For Engine Debris – Volvo XC90 Recalled For Seatbelt Debris

Hyundai has issued a recall in Australia for its i45 and Santa Fe models, due to a potential engine problem. Vehicles fitted with the 2.4 litre GDi four-cylinder petrol engine may be subject to contamination from debris during the manufacturing process


Hyundai has issued a recall in Australia for its i45 and Santa Fe models, due to a potential engine problem.

Vehicles fitted with the 2.4 litre GDi four-cylinder petrol engine may be subject to contamination from debris during the manufacturing process.

Should this have occurred, prolonged running of the engine while contaminated may cause it to suddenly fail while driving, potentially creating a hazard for the vehicle occupants and other road users.

A total of 9205 i45s and 473 Santa Fes are on the recall list for Australia. 

The recall process will include a diagnostic test. Engines deemed to have failed the test will be replaced, but Hyundai Australia expects the failure rate to be low.

Hyundai will attempt to contact affected owners shortly, but any owner wishing to learn more should contact their local dealer.

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