Honda Cars India recalls more than 90,000 units due to faulty fuel pumps

Honda India has announced a large-scale recall of various models due to issues with faulty fuel pumps. This recall affects models including the Amaze, Brio, BR-V, WR-V, City, and Jazz that were manufactured between August 2017 and June 2018. In total, around 92,672 units are being recalled, which includes 90,468 cars identified initially, plus 2,204 units of the Accord and Civic, along with other models, that had previously received replacement parts. To help you understand this recall better, let’s take a closer look at how to determine if your model is affected, what steps to take, and any additional information you may need. Meanwhile, stay tuned to CARS24 Autoverse for the latest updates!

Honda cars recall — Issues & affected models

The fuel pump issue arises from potential defects in the impellers within certain Honda models. Over time, these defects may lead to engine stalling or difficulties in starting the vehicle. This can be extremely problematic for owners. 

This recall affects older models, particularly those whose fuel pump parts were previously replaced as spare parts. Additionally, owners who purchased a fuel pump assembly from Honda-authorized dealerships between June 2017 and October 2023 should also consider reaching out for an inspection. It's important for affected owners to take these precautions timely to avoid potential inconveniences.

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Is your Honda car affected? Here’s how to find out

If you think your model might be affected, customers can check the “Honda Car Service Important Information” page on Honda India's official website. There’s a section for Product Updates/Recalls where you can enter details like the 17-digit VIN/chassis number, registered email address, and mobile number. Honda is also actively reaching out to those affected.

Affected customers don’t need to worry about the replacement costs, as Honda will carry out the necessary work free of charge. Starting November 5, 2024, Honda will start replacing the parts at Honda dealerships throughout India at no cost. This ensures that all affected customers receive the necessary support and service.

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