Suzuki — recall

Automotive · Japan · 2024-07-18

Origin: 日本

Suzuki scooter ignition coil high-tension cord has improper manufacturing, possibly incorrect parts

Country	Japan
Category	Automotive
Published	2024-07-18
Country of origin	日本
Manufacturer	Suzuki Motor Corporation
Models affected	Address 125, Avenis 125
Units affected	2186
Defect	Due to improper manufacturing management of the ignition coil's high-tension cord, some units may have been fitted with incorrect parts. As a result, repeated bending during driving may cause cracks, and continued use could lead to a wire break, causing the engine to stop and become unable to restart. Furthermore, if the high-tension cord with cracks is exposed to water, ignition output may leak, damaging the vehicle speed sensor and throttle position sensor, which could result in incorrect vehicle speed display or starting difficulties.
Component	Electrical system (Ignition coil)
Remedy	For all vehicles, inspect the ignition coil's high-tension cord. If an incorrect part is installed, replace the ignition coil (including the high-tension cord) with a genuine part. Additionally, if the vehicle speed sensor of the affected vehicle is damaged, replace it with a new one. If the throttle position sensor is damaged, replace the throttle body with a new one.
Recall number	5512
Official notice	View source ↗

What this means for sellers

Likely platform / channel actions	OEMs/dealers will run the remedy (repair, replace or refund); component suppliers in the chain may face traceback.
Self-check for comparable products	Check your comparable products' design, materials and QC records against the defect described here.
Rules & standards likely involved	the destination market's product-safety rules and mandatory standards

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