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Read an OE part number and compare the listing with your vehicle before you inquire.
New Zealand recall RCB-2602 covers brake-pipe chafing on Tiggo 8 Pro 2.0T. Keep pipe inspection separate from pad wear or a fluid top-up.
Read moreThe Australian GWM Haval H7 recall concerns headrest locking and retention. Check the listed 2024—2025 scope and individual VIN list.
Read moreThe historical Chinese H6 diesel recall addresses bracket seating and bolt fatigue. Retain reassembly and bolt replacement as separate required actions.
Read moreThe Australian Cannon Alpha recall links steering harness contact damage to lost assistance or engine shutdown. Keep the inspection target specific.
Read moreThe Australian GWM Cannon recall concerns lubricant used during fuel-filter O-ring installation. Separate the seal remedy from housing damage.
Read moreRetain the Chinese Galaxy M9 LiDAR power-IC recall scope, replacement measure and conditions for vehicles with an earlier replacement.
Read moreSeparate filter maintenance from internal fuel-pump wear and the improved-pump remedy in the historical Chinese Vision, GC7 and EC7 recall.
Read moreThe Chinese 2016 Vision GC7 recall concerns control-related fluid overflow. Keep leak checks, control-unit replacement and full transmission work distinct.
Read moreThe Chinese 2019 Binrui recall concerns unclear oil-type markings. Separate the replacement cap, electronic handbook update and engine inspection.
Read moreSeparate bonnet latching from the unclosed-bonnet warning in the Chinese 2019 Boyue recall, including the added signal switch and harness.
Read moreSeparate the MG3 recall remedy for fuel tank strap bolts from any additional parts needed for damage confirmed on the vehicle.
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