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Fuel and emissions systems
Mexico Emgrand fuel ventilation recall: distinguish routine and conditional replacement scope
The Mexican Emgrand SS11-A1 recall distinguishes ventilation parts from additional tank and pump parts required if deformation or leakage is present.
If a Mexican Emgrand owner brings a fuel ventilation recall notice to a parts enquiry, do not reduce the requirement to a fuel cap or immediately quote a complete tank. The local notice distinguishes ventilation rectification from additional action when deformation or leakage is found. Understanding these levels establishes who should inspect the vehicle and which components are involved.
How insufficient cap ventilation can affect the tank
The official notice from Mexico's consumer protection agency Profeco describes insufficient ventilation through the fuel filler cap. After prolonged vehicle use, negative pressure may develop in the tank and fuel-system lines. In extreme cases, the pressure difference may deform the tank into contact with the fuel pump plunger, creating a potential fuel leak risk.[Official defect explanation][S15]
This is therefore more than replacing a cap because it looks old. Rectification concerns fuel-system ventilation. A cap that tightens does not establish completion of the recall action.
The notice lists different replacement levels
The standard rectification lists replacement of the fuel filler cap, vent pipe and charcoal canister. If tank deformation or leakage is present, the notice additionally lists the tank assembly, fuel pump with sensor, fuel pump seals and clips.[Official measures][S15]
Workshops and distributors must retain the condition “if deformation or leakage is present”. The additional list is not a requirement to replace everything on every vehicle. Equally, replacing one ventilation component alone does not establish completion of the manufacturer's action.
The work order should follow actual inspection and the local recall repair arrangements, distinguishing completed rectification, damage found and resulting additional components rather than recording only “fuel-system repair”.
Market, model years and VIN scope
Profeco's press release dated Sep 24, 2026 concerns Mexican Emgrand SS11-A1, 2024—2026 model years, covering 6,039 vehicles. It does not disclose a production-date interval, continuous VIN range or individual vehicle list. Check participation for each vehicle by VIN through the Mexican manufacturer or authorised dealer.[Local scope][S15] [To be verified]
This list applies only to this Mexican action. Do not combine it with a Saudi vent-pipe notice into a cross-market recall or infer another country's repair scope from the same model name.
Verification and parts enquiry
No public data was available in the cited press release for production periods, VIN lists, improved-part OE numbers, cross-market fitment or permission for separate repairs. [To be verified] This article does not replace a recall eligibility check. Use the Mexican manufacturer channel for recall action first; verify ordinary replacement or interchangeability using the VIN and local manufacturer parts catalogue.
For ordinary fuel-system components outside the recall, use the parts enquiry page.