Japanese car maker Suzuki has recalled more than 3,500 cars sold in Australia to fix a potential problem with a gear selector cable.
Suzuki Australia said the recall applied to Liana models built between January 2001 and January 2006 and equipped with a manual transmission.
“Suzuki Australia will implement a safety recall campaign to replace the retainer clip following some reports of failure which led to the manual gear selector malfunctioning,” the company said in a statement.
“In the case where first gear is selected rapidly, with a high degree of force, the retaining clip may repeatedly strike the gear selector housing bracket and could ultimately dislodge or break.”
Suzuki said the replacement clip was of a different design that would not strike the bracket under the same conditions.
The company said it was in the process of contacting Liana owners affected by the recall to arrange to have the clip replaced.
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