Vauxhall has revealed that the urgent recall that orginally impacted 3,000 Corsa supermini as well as Adam city cars and truck designs registered since may has now been prolonged back to cars and trucks registered from February. The cars and trucks should not be driven as well as owners are advised to get in touch with Vauxhall directly to arrange an inspection.
The unusual step to recall 3,000 of the Corsa as well as Adam designs to be registered since may 2014 as well as advise that the cars and trucks “should not be driven prior to an inspection” comes after a steering system part was found to autumn below Vauxhall’s high quality manage standards. The 3,000 cars and trucks impacted represent a considerable proportion of the 30,000 cars and trucks offered in that period.  
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The advice for any type of owners of Adam or Corsa cars and trucks who believe that their vehicle may be impacted by the recall is to phone call the Vauxhall client assistance Centre on 0800 026 0034 between 09.00 as well as 17.30hrs. The personnel will be able to provide guidance on wether or not the cars and truck falls within the chassis number variety of the recall.
Vauxhall has likewise recruited the AA to assist in the recall process. The AA can now advise exactly how to inspect if your vehicle is impacted by the recall and, if necessary, send out a patrol to bring out the chassis number inspect for you. should your cars and truck be included in the recall, the AA can arrange to recuperate it to a Vauxhall dealer. Corsa as well as Adam owners can phone call the AA on 0800 553388 between 07.00 as well as midnight, 7 days a week.
Owners can likewise discover out if their vehicle is impacted by going to the Vauxhall website as well as clicking the “Safety inspect for ADAM as well as Corsa” button. In the meantime, the advice is not to drive the car.
Vauxhall declares that the fault came to light during routine high quality manage checks at the vehicle producing plant where the cars and trucks are built. The factory in Eisenach, Germany is the only Opel plant to develop both the Corsa as well as its smaller sibling, the Adam, although the Corsa is likewise produced in Zaragoza, Spain.
Despite issuing this urgent recall on 3,000 cars, Vauxhall states that it is uninformed of any type of mishap or injury that has occurred as a result of this faulty steering system part. The statement came just days before the Paris motor show where the public got their closest look yet at the new Vauxhall Corsa that’s set to supersede the present design early in 2015. 

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