Impreza

All recall notices.

1. THE ELECTRONIC PARK BRAKE CONNECTOR MAY DISCONNECT

   R/2022/260 · 1 Sep 2022

   1 Sep 2022

   Defect

   The electronic park brake connector may disconnect.

   Remedy

   Inspect the electronic park brake connector and if necessary fit a retaining clip.

   Build window

   Built 13 May 2014 – 28 Nov 2018

   ~4,769 vehicles affected

2. POTENTIAL FAILURE OF THE IGNITION COIL MODULE CAUSING ENGINE STALL AND A NONE START CONDITION

   R/2021/353 · 1 Nov 2021

   1 Nov 2021

   Defect

   Ignition coils may short circuit and fail.�

   Remedy

   Replace all ignition coils. If a misfire DTC is stored replace the front exhaust pipe.�

   Build window

   Built 20 Sep 2016 – 1 Oct 2019

   ~2,338 vehicles affected

3. BRAKE HOSE FITTING CAULKING AREA HAS INSUFFICIENT SEALING

   R/2020/315 · 15 Nov 2020

   15 Nov 2020

   Defect

   Vehicles are equipped with brake hose fittings with insufficient sealing.

   Remedy

   Replace affected brake hoses with a countermeasure part.

   Build window

   Built 28 Jul 2016 – 21 Aug 2018

   ~585 vehicles affected

4. DUE TO IMPROPER ECM PROGRAMMING UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES THE IGNITION COIL MAY BE ENERGIZED LONGER THAN DESIGNED AFTER THE ENGINE IS OFF

   R/2020/316 · 15 Nov 2020

   15 Nov 2020

   Defect

   Possible engine stall and restart failure.

   Remedy

   Re-programme the engine control module and replace if required the ignition coil.

   Build window

   Built 20 Sep 2016 – 1 Oct 2019

   ~2,338 vehicles affected

5. SILICONE GAS MAY SEEP INTO STOP LIGHT SWITCH HOUSING AND LEAD TO A CONDUCTION FAILURE

   R/2019/106 · 8 Apr 2019

   8 Apr 2019

   Defect

   The vehicle�s brake lights may not operate properly.

   Remedy

   The brake light switch will be replaced on affected vehicles.

   Build window

   Built 22 Jun 2010 – 22 Sep 2016

   ~6,975 vehicles affected

6. THE LOAD MAY EXCEED THE VALVE SPRING'S FATIGUE STRENGTH AND THE SPRING MAY FRACTURE

   R/2019/025 · 1 Mar 2019

   1 Mar 2019

   Defect

   Engine valve springs may fracture.

   Remedy

   Replace all engine valve springs.

   Build window

   Built 1 Jan 2013 – 31 Dec 2014

   ~812 vehicles affected

7. MIS CONNECTION OF THE FUEL PUMP CONNECTOR

   R/2018/326 · 1 Dec 2018

   1 Dec 2018

   Defect

   Fuel pump wiring poor connection.

   Remedy

   Replace fuel pump harness and inspect pump flange or damage. Replace if required.

   Build window

   Built 1 Jan 2008 – 31 Jul 2010

   ~6,649 vehicles affected

8. FRONT PASSENGER AIRBAG INFLATOR MAY RUPTURE IN A DEPLOYMENT EVENT

   R/2018/141 · 23 Jul 2018

   23 Jul 2018

   Defect

   Potential injury if Airbag deployed

   Remedy

   On Affected vehicles replace Airbag inflator unit

   Build window

   Affected build dates not specified

   ~7,589 vehicles affected

9. AIRBAG MAY NOT DEPLOY

   R/2016/148 · 1 Aug 2016

   1 Aug 2016

   Defect

   Certain circumstances can trigger the Occupant Detection System (ODS) to incorrectly detect a high rise in capacitance which deactivates the ODS and turns the passenger airbag off. This is signalled to the driver via the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL). If a heavy frontal collision occurs after the MIL illuminates the airbag will not deploy.

   Remedy

   Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the Occupant Detection Unit.

   Build window

   Built 1 Jan 2012 – 31 Dec 2012

   ~408 vehicles affected

10. PASSENGER SIDE AIRBAG MAY FAIL TO DEPLOY CORRECTLY

    R/2015/112 · 1 Jul 2015

    1 Jul 2015

    Defect

    In the event of a crash necessitating deployment of the passenger side frontal air bag the subject propellant wafers could cause the inflator to rupture with metal fragments striking and potentially seriously injuring the vehicle occupants.

    Remedy

    On affected vehicles replace passenger front air bag inflator.

    Build window

    Built 1 Jan 2004 – 31 Dec 2007

    ~10,452 vehicles affected

11. BRAKE FLUID MAY LEAK

    R/2014/127 · 30 Nov 2014

    30 Nov 2014

    Defect

    It is possible that corrosion can form on unprotected hidden brake pipes. This could result in the failure of the pipes and loss of brake fluid which can affect the brake system and ultimately cause reduced braking efficiency.

    Remedy

    Recall all affected vehicles to inspect and if required replace the subject brake pipes.

    Build window

    Built 1 Jan 2008 – 31 Dec 2011

    ~21,343 vehicles affected

12. ENGINE MAY CUT OUT

    R/2013/117 · 10 Jan 2014

    10 Jan 2014

    Defect

    It is possible that the main engine wiring harness may have been incorrectly routed within the engine bay. This can allow the harness to chaff on the engine inlet manifold. This can result in damage to the harness which will either cause rough running of the engine illumination of the engine management light or in the extreme cases cause the engine to cut out.

    Remedy

    Recall all affected vehicles to check the routing of the harness and if necessary reroute and repair the harness.

    Build window

    Affected build dates not specified

    ~80 vehicles affected

13. LOWER CONTROL ARMS MAY FAIL

    R/2011/146 · 15 Jan 2012

    15 Jan 2012

    Defect

    The front Transverse links (lower Control Arms) may corrode leading to possible breakage if left without treatment.

    Remedy

    Either additional rust proofing or replacement of the Transverse links will be performed according to the degree of corrosion.

    Build window

    Built 1 Jan 2002 – 31 Dec 2007

    ~22,928 vehicles affected

14. OIL FLOW CONTROL VALVE COVER RETAINING BOLTS MAY BECOME LOOSE

    R/2004/194 · 3 Nov 2004

    3 Nov 2004

    Defect

    The oil flow control valve cover retaining bolts may become loose with the result that the engine may leak oil and the risk of a fire.

    Remedy

    Recalled vehicles will have the oil flow control valve cover retaining bolts re-tightened to a revised torque.

    Build window

    Affected build dates not specified

    ~1,588 vehicles affected