Jinghua Times News (Reporter Qian Weihua) Yesterday, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine announced that Mitsubishi Motors Sales (China) Co., Ltd. and Southeast (Fujian) Automobile Industry Co., Ltd., in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations on the Management of Defective Automobile Products Recall, The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine has filed a recall plan and decided to recall some Mitsubishi imported and domestically produced vehicles from April 20, 2015, for a total of 84,903 vehicles.
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Two types of hidden danger models recalled by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine revealed that due to poor assembly of the shaft and bearings of the air-conditioner blower motor, Mitsubishi (China) will recall vehicles with this defect from the 20th. The recalled models are imported Outlander EX Jinjie (2009B2011), ASX Jinxuan (2011), Lancer EX (2009), Lancer Wing Lu (2009B2010), production date is 2009 From February 10th to December 7th, 2010, there were 26,610 vehicles in China. There is a hidden danger in the blower motor of this part of the car, and the occurrence of the fault will cause the front defrost function to drop.
Along with the recall, there are also some cars such as Mitsubishi Wings. Starting from the 20th, Southeast (Fujian) Automobile Industry Co., Ltd. recalled 40,146 Mitsubishi wing gods produced between August 24, 2009 and November 30, 2013; imported by Mitsubishi Motors Sales (China) Co., Ltd. on January 12, 2009 A total of 18,147 vehicles were produced by the Outlander EX, Lancer EX and Lancer Wing Lushen, which were produced during the period of October 14, 2010. A total of 58,293 vehicles were recalled. The delay alarm controller of this part of the vehicle has defects, which may cause the warning light to flash and the engine to fail to start.
Mitsubishi Free Replacement Parts For the handling of defects or hidden dangers, Mitsubishi (China) will inspect the blower motor of the vehicle within the recall range, replace the blower motor for free, and replace the defective power transistor (including the thermal fuse) free of charge to eliminate safety. Hidden dangers. Southeast (Fujian) and Mitsubishi (China) will check the delay alarm controller of the vehicle within the recall range and replace the improved parts for the problematic vehicles to eliminate safety hazards.
It is reported that Southeast (Fujian) and Mitsubishi (China) will actively contact relevant users through their authorized service outlets to arrange recalls. Users can also find more recall information by logging in to the AQSIQ Defective Product Management Center website and following the WeChat public account (AQSIQDPAC).
>>Linked Mitsubishi cars have been recalled in September last year, southeast (Fujian) recalled some of its Mitsubishi Wingshen cars, a total of 52,247 vehicles; Mitsubishi (China) also recalled some of the November 7, 2007 to 2011 3 During the month of the 9th, the production of the Outlander EX Jinjie, Jinxuan, Lancer EX, Lancer Wing Hao Lu Shen car, a total of 35,357 vehicles. There was a problem with the material of the vehicle engine alternator drive belt that was recalled at that time, which may cause the resin pulley to be inclined and worn. After continued use, the drive belt will be damaged and fall off, posing a safety hazard.