GM Recalls 2.16 Million Cars in China
May 26 2016 - 07:30AM
Dow Jones News
SHANGHAI—General Motors Co. and its Chinese partner will recall
2.16 million cars in China because of faulty crankcase valves, the
country's quality regulator said Thursday.
The recall follows an investigation launched by the regulator
after complaints about broken engines in some GM cars, the General
Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine
said.
The affected cars include about 834,000 Buick Excelle sedans,
1.15 million Chevrolet Cruzes, 159,000 Chevy Epicas and 18,000
Chevy Aveos, according to the statement.
The regulator said the crankcase valves of these cars weren't
adequately resistant to corrosion, which could damage the engines
in the long run.
The recall will begin from Aug. 15, the statement said, and
manufacturer SAIC General Motors Co. will change the affected
valves for free.
A spokeswoman from GM in China confirmed the statement.
Rose Yu
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
May 26, 2016 07:15 ET (11:15 GMT)
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