Two of them Lexus’ Hot performance models with V8 drive – the RC F coupe and larger GS F Sedan – are being recalled due to a manufacturing defect that may result in loss of performance.
“The affected vehicles are equipped with a fuel pump that may no longer function,” the company says in the recall notice.
“If this were to happen, the check engine and master warning indicators in the instrument cluster may illuminate, the engine may not start and/or the vehicle may stall.
“If the vehicle comes to a standstill while driving at higher speeds, this can increase the risk of a collision.”
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- In total 367 Lexus RC F coupes and 144 Affected are GS F sedans, produced between June 3, 2014 and July 27, 2021
- The original recall notice and vehicle identification number (VIN) list can be found on the Lexus Australia website Here and in the Australian Government recall database Here
Lexus Australia advises that the vehicles can still be driven. However, if your vehicle exhibits warning signs or symptoms, you should stop driving and contact a Lexus dealer for assistance.
If you own an affected vehicle, you must schedule an appointment with an authorized Lexus dealer to have the low pressure fuel pump replaced free of charge.
The repair will take approximately two hours. However, Lexus Australia advises that you may need to make your vehicle available for an extended period depending on your dealer’s schedule.
If you have any further questions, Lexus Australia encourages you to contact your preferred Lexus dealer. Alternatively, you can call the Lexus Customer Assistance Center on 1800 023 009 between 9:30am and 5:30pm AEST on weekdays.
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