Fuji Heavy recalls 100,000 Subaru cars to fix air pump switch
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Japan’s Fuji Heavy Industries said on Thursday it was recalling about 100,000 of its Subaru-branded vehicles in Japan to fix a problem with an air pump switch located in the main fuse box.
The recall covers models including the Legacy and Imprezza, along with Exiga and Forrester crossover SUVs produced in 2006-2013.
The Japanese automaker said it was also planning to recall models overseas, but declined to give further details.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is the specific issue that prompted Fuji Heavy Industries to recall these vehicles?
What is the specific issue that prompted Fuji Heavy Industries to recall these vehicles?
The recall is due to a problem with an air pump switch. This switch is located within the main fuse box of the affected Subaru vehicles, according to the Japanese automaker's statement on Thursday.
Q.Which specific Subaru models are affected by this recall in Japan?
Which specific Subaru models are affected by this recall in Japan?
The recall in Japan includes several Subaru models. These are the Legacy and Imprezza, along with the Exiga and Forrester crossover SUVs, all produced between 2006 and 2013.
Q.Are there plans for this recall to extend beyond Japan?
Are there plans for this recall to extend beyond Japan?
Yes, Fuji Heavy Industries has indicated that it intends to recall models overseas. However, the company declined to provide any further specific details regarding these international recall plans at this time.
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