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Suzuki 5AA-YEH1S — recall

Automotive · Japan · 2026-04-23
Origin: 日本

Suzuki lead-acid battery inter-cell welds may break, causing loss of power

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CountryJapan
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-04-23
Country of origin日本
ManufacturerSuzuki
Models affected5AA-YEH1S
Units affected3301
DefectDue to improper current management values for the inter-cell welds within the lead-acid battery during manufacturing, a large current generated by engine restart when switching from motor driving to engine driving may cause the inter-cell welds to overheat and break. As a result, the electrical continuity within the battery is compromised, and in the worst case, when switching from motor driving to engine driving, the engine may fail to restart, leading to a loss of power and inability to drive.
ComponentBattery
Recall typeVehicle
RemedyFor all vehicles, check the serial number of the lead-acid battery, and if the affected battery is installed, replace it with a countermeasure part.
Recall number58070
Official noticeView source ↗

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