Audi then announced a second recall of approximately 1.2 million vehicles to repair the issue again.

 

This time Audi announced that it will take a more aggressive approach to addressing this defect by re-placing the pump with a new, updated version. In addition, the car manufacturer plans to introduce a re-configured pump, but that part will not be available until November of this year. Audi informed the National High-way Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that it in-tends to replace the defective pumps immediately and then install the redesigned pumps in the fall once they are available. The pumps will be replaced free of charge to car owners. With this final repair, Audi owners will have brought their cars to the dealer three times to rectify this fire hazards.

 

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