Subaru Forester Brake Light Recall

The brake lights may not light up when stopping the transmission shift lever will not come out of the park position and the vehicles with keyless starting buttons may not start.

Subaru forester brake light recall.

Subaru said cleaning products containing silicone can emit a gas that can seep. Subaru announced on friday that it will recall about 1 3 million forester crosstrek and impreza vehicles in the united states. Recall details the brake light switch may become contaminated and malfunction. Your vin is the 17 character vehicle identification number that can be found on your vehicle registration insurance card by looking through the windshield on the driver s side of.

At the end of february 2019 subaru recalled brake light switch in 2 3 million vehicles including the 2013 2017 crosstrek 2014 2016 forester 2008 2016 impreza 4 door 2012 2016 impreza 5 door and 2008 2014 wrx 4 door. Because in certain situations in some cars and suvs the brake lights do not illuminate as expected even though. And 2 3 million worldwide including popular models such as the crosstrek impreza forester. The recall covers certain 2014 to 2016 forester 2008 through 2016 impreza and 2013 through 2017 crosstrek vehicles.

Effective march 1 2019 subaru began informing dealers of the recall of certain crosstrek forester impreza and wrx vehicles to replace the brake lamp switch. For general information regarding recalls please contact the subaru customer service team. In some models with. Subaru subaru to recall 1 3 million crosstrek impreza forester vehicles for brake light issues the issue only affects the lights and not the brakes themselves.

March 1 2019 a subaru brake light switch recall will be issued for 1 3 million vehicles in the u s. Dealers will replace the brake light switch free of charge to resolve the concern. The problem is a defective brake light switch. Owners with a valid email address will be notified by email as well.

The issue does not impact the brakes or the functionality of the brakes. Subaru will begin notifying affected vehicle owners by mail around april 29 2019.