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Luxury car maker Rolls Royce have announced that they will be recalling certain 2013 Rolls Royce Phantom’s for a problem that could be a potential fire hazard.
Due to a manufacturing error, a batch of fuel filler necks with missing anti-misfueling devices were installed in a small number of vehicles. (more…)
BMW has announced a recall that will affect certain vehicles equipped with 8 or 12 cylinder turbocharged engines. According to the recall report filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the circuit board for the electric auxiliary water pump could overheat and smolder, and could eventually lead to a fire in the engine compartment. Owners wanting more information about the problem can contact BMW customer relations and services at 1-800-525-7417. The vehicles involved in this recall include:
Bayerische Motoren Werke (BMW) is recalling BMW 5 Series, 6 Series, 7 Series, and Rolls Royce models to fix a potential problem with the braking power assist system. A leak in the system can result in a loss of vacuum pressure, reducing the amount of brake assistance given to the driver. BMW said the mechanical brakes will still function and be able to slow and stop the car, but more driver effort is required to press the pedal.
The recall includes cars built between 2002-2010 with 8 and 12 cylinder engines. The vehicles affected by this recall are:
The company says it will notify owners by first-class mail in the next few weeks. Drivers who experience reduced power braking assistance should immediately schedule a service appointment with an authorized BMW service center.
BMW has announced a world wide recall on almost 350,000 BMW 5, 6, and 7 series models built since 2002. The German car maker announced that some high mileage vehicles with 8 or 12 cylinder engines may experience brake fluid leakage into the hydraulics, preventing pressure from building up. The brakes will continue to work, but the driver will notice that more pressure is required on the brake pedal. A spokesman for BMW’s luxury brand Rolls-Royce said that they have not had any complaints regarding their Phantom models, but will ask Phantom customers to bring in their vehicles for inspection as well.
2006 Rolls-Royce Phantom – On certain vehicles, one of the mounts of the rear shock absorbers may not have been manufactured correctly and may not sit on its housing correctly. This could cause a loosening and separation and in turn the driver may experience impaired vehicle control increasing the possibility of a crash. Please call your dealership immediately to make an appointment.
Do you think the Rolls-Royce you are driving may be a lemon? Call the California Lemon Law Firm of Delsack and Associates for a Free consultation. Call toll free 888-Ex-Lemon (888-395-3666). They specialize in the California Lemon Law and have over 21 years experience.
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