Volkswagen: One Million VW Cars in Germany Are Threatening Steering Failure
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A cent article will become a million-dollar problem for the VW Group. With several models from Volkswagen, Audi and Seat, a fastening screw of the steering can corrode and tear off. At worst, the car can no longer be steered.
A screw tear can lead to a failure of the steering system for several models of the Group. Among other things, the Golf Variant is affected. The German Motor Transport Agency has a clear recommendation.
A screw tear can lead to a failure of the steering system in several VW and Audi models. Which vehicles are affected and what the KBA recommends.
VW has to call back some of its most common models. According to Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt, in the case of Golf, Tiguan, Touran and others, there is a risk of a bolt cracking of the steering by rust. A total of millions of cars are potentially affected.
VW and Audi call back more than 2.1 million vehicles worldwide. The reason for this is a faulty screw connection to the steering gear.
VW and Audi call back more than 2.1 million vehicles worldwide. The reason for this is a faulty screw connection to the steering gear.
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