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Root17 Co., Ltd. Danigo Van — recall

Automotive · South Korea · 2025-02-13

Root17 Danigo Van vacuum booster connector defect may cause damage from moisture

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CountrySouth Korea
CategoryAutomotive
Published2025-02-13
ManufacturerRoot17 Co., Ltd.
Models affectedDanigo Van
Units affected128
DefectA manufacturing error in the connector component of the vacuum booster may cause damage to the component. If moisture enters the connector due to this damage, a short circuit may occur, preventing power from being supplied to the vacuum pump of the vacuum booster. This can lead to a lack of vacuum pressure, making the brake pedal heavy and increasing braking distance when pressed, thus posing a potential safety risk. This recall is initiated to address this possibility.
ComponentBrake system, other
RemedyFor affected vehicles, inspect the vacuum booster connector component. If any abnormality is found, replace it with a new part (estimated work time: approximately 1 hour).
Recall numberK5546
Official noticeView source ↗

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