Fiat Chrysler Australia has recalled the 2010 Jeep Cherokee over concerns about the brake pedal linkage clip. According to the company, the car might be fitted with an incorrectly-manufactured brake pedal clip, which could make the brake booster input rod detach from the brake pedal. If the brake booster detaches from the pedal, the car could lose its brakes, increasing the risk of injury or accident to the driver and other road users.
Related Posts :
Electric cars 'increase government revenue', report claimsAs debate continues to rage over whether electric cars should be subsidised or taxed in Australia, a new report has suggested their uptake c… Read More...- 2021 M3 and M4 reveal: The web reactsBMW seems to be making a habit out of releasing controversial new model releases, with its latest reveal – the 2021 M3 sedan and M4 coupe – … Read More...
- Volvo offering $5000 rebate on most MY20 models, five-year warranty included - UPDATEUPDATE: Volvo has extended this offer, now running until the 30th of December, 2020. The story below is otherwise unchanged. Volvo Australia… Read More...
- 2022 Subaru WRX imagined as new spy photos surfaceSubaru's next WRX is, slowly but surely, taking shape. Due for a likely 2021 unveiling, official details are trying our patience here at Car… Read More...
- Stefano Domenicali stands down as Lamborghini CEO and heads back to Formula 1Stefano Domenicali, former team principal at Scuderia Ferrari F1 (2008-2014) never tried to hide his love of the sport anytime we had the ch… Read More...
