Carmaker Dacia recalls 2,032 cars to fix horn issue
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Romania’s agency for consumer protection (ANPC) Says carmaker Dacia, owned by French Renault is recalling 2,032 Duster SUVs in Romania to fix an issue with the horn’s electric wiring.
Says Dacia has identified the possibility of incorrect sizing of the horn’s electrical wire system which could cause loss of function or smoke.
Says issue fix would take about an hour per car.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which specific Dacia model is affected by the recall?
Which specific Dacia model is affected by the recall?
The recall specifically affects Duster SUVs. These vehicles are being recalled in Romania to address a problem with the horn's electrical wiring system, which Dacia has identified as potentially incorrectly sized.
Q.What is the potential consequence of the identified issue with the horn's wiring?
What is the potential consequence of the identified issue with the horn's wiring?
The incorrect sizing of the horn's electrical wire system could lead to a loss of function for the horn. It also carries the potential risk of causing smoke to emanate from the affected area in the vehicle.
Q.Approximately how long will it take to repair each vehicle involved in the recall?
Approximately how long will it take to repair each vehicle involved in the recall?
The repair process for each car affected by the recall is estimated to take about an hour. This time is allocated to fix the issue with the horn's electrical wiring system, ensuring its proper function and safety.
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