Volvo Volvo Recalls Imported XC60, S60 and XC90

AQSIQ reported on the 8th, Volvo (VOLVO) Automobile Co., Ltd. will recall some imported XC60, S60 and XC90 cars from the 8th.

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These recalled imported cars include some imported Volvo XC60 and S60 cars produced from January 20 to January 28, 2011. The fuel line piping quick connector male end dimensions of these vehicles exceeded the standard range during production, which may result in The joints cannot be installed in place during the assembly of the vehicle. Fuel leakage occurs at the joints. In extreme cases, the fuel line may be separated, the engine stops running, fuel leaks, and there is a hidden danger of fire. According to Volvo's statistics, the Chinese mainland market involves 368 units, of which 141 units are XC60 and 227 units are S60.

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The recalled cars also included some imported Volvo XC60 and S60 cars produced between January 21 and January 25, 2011. The connections of the gasoline pipes and the purge lines of these cars may be misplaced due to confusion, which may result in some Leakage of gasoline under certain driving conditions does not meet the requirements of the relevant mandatory standards. According to Volvo's statistics, the Chinese mainland market involved 230 units, of which 139 were XC60 and 91 were S60.

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The recalled cars also include some of the imported Volvo XC90 cars produced from January 29 to August 16, 2010. There may be a leak in the internal tubing connections on the steering gears of these cars, which will result in leakage of the steering oil. Steering force drops. According to Volvo's statistics, the Chinese mainland market involved a total of 1739 units.

Volvo Car Sales (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. authorizes 4S stores to provide free repairs to all involved vehicles to eliminate hidden dangers.