suzuki — swift, swift sports, baleno, vitara, s-cross voiture de tourisme
en raison du gonflement de la soupape dans la pompe à vide, la pression négative des boosters de frein peut être temporairement bloquée. par conséquent, même si le système de freinage reste fonctionnel, la pédale de frein doit être pressée durement, ce qui augmente le risque d’ac...
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Suzuki — Swift, Swift Sports, Baleno, Vitara, S-Cross passenger cars Type: automobiles and means of transport
Due to swelling of the valve in the vacuum pump, negative pressure in the brake boosters may be temporarily blocked. Therefore, even though the braking system remains functional, the brake pedal must be pressed hard, increasing the risk of an accident.
What is this? This notice is about some Suzuki cars made in France. A small part inside the brake system may not work right.
What's happening? The brake booster may not give enough help when you press the pedal. You might have to push very hard to stop.
Does this affect me? If you own or drive a Suzuki Swift, Swift Sports, Baleno, Vitara, or S-Cross in France, check if this applies to your car.
What should I do? Ask your Suzuki dealer or a mechanic to check the brake system. Do not ignore it—ask your mechanic or Suzuki right away.
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Type: automobiles et moyens de déplacement · Category: automobiles, motos, scooters · Hazard: blessures · en raison du gonflement de la soupape dans la pompe à vide, la pression négative des boosters de frein peut être temporairement bloquée. par conséquent, même si le système de freinage reste fonctionnel, la pédale de frein doit être pressée durement, ce qui augmente le risque d’accident.
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