Mazda BT-50 recall follows Isuzu D-Max, more than 50,000 utes impacted

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Mazda Australia has recalled 55,738 BT-50 utes with a 3.0-litre turbo-diesel engine due to a manufacturing defect in the Engine Control Module. This defect could cause the fuel pump control valve to remain open, leading to fuel supply interruptions and potential engine stalls. The recall notice warns of the increased risk of accidents, serious injury, or death to vehicle occupants and other road users. Mazda will contact affected customers and arrange a free fix at their nearest dealer. A VIN list of affected vehicles and the original recall notice are attached for reference. Customers are urged to take action promptly to address this safety issue.

Brands mentioned: Mazda, Isuzu