Hyundai Australia has issued a recall for 18,634 units of the i30, built between 2020-2021. It is looking at all the variants due to a manufacturing defect with the fuel pump impeller.
What’s the defect, and why is it so serious?
According to the recall report, a manufacturing defect may cause the fuel pump impeller to deform during specific environmental conditions, interrupting fuel supply. This can lead to the engine stalling and sudden loss of motive power, giving rise to major safety concerns for all the passengers.
Which vehicles are affected?
Make: Hyundai
Model: i30
Model Years: 2020-2021
Total Units Affected: 18,634
Recall Number: REC-006422
Campaign Number: 51D143
Hyundai has released a complete list of affected Vehicle Identification Number (VINs). If you own an i30, it’s recommended you verify whether your vehicle is part of this recall by reviewing the VIN list provided.
What should owners do now?
If your vehicle falls under the list of affected vehicles, Hyundai will contact you in writing via Hyundai Motor Company Australia, and urge you to schedule a service appointment to have the fuel pump inspected and replaced, free of charge.
This isn’t just a precaution, but an important safety repair that should be fixed as soon as possible.
Need help? Here’s who to contact.
Phone: 1800 186 306
Contact Name: Hyundai Customer Care Team
Website: https://www.hyundai.com/au/en/owning/safety-recalls
This recall is being conducted under the authority of the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts, Australia’s national automotive safety regulator.
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