Subaru recalling nearly 74,000 2010 Outback and Legacy models over wiring issue
Filed under: Sedan, Wagon, Recalls, Safety, Crossover, Subaru
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Subaru is recalling 74,000 2010 Outback and Legacy models built between February 16, 2009 and April 12, 2010. It seems that a bundle of wires located behind the steering wheel can develop stress cracks and eventually break. If this happens, some vehicle functions with controls on the steering wheel – such as the horn, cruise and radio controls, paddle shifters and even the driver’s airbag – could fail.
Owners of affected vehicles are urged to contact their local dealerships to see if their cars are equipped with a possibly defective steering roll connector. If so, the dealership will replace the component free of charge. Earlier this year, Subaru recalled roughly 30,000 Outback and Legacy models for a leaky CVT transmission hose.
Full details on this latest recall can be found after the break.
Gallery: 2010 Subaru Outback
[Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration]
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