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Recall 1995208 — Hyundai Accent – Major League Recalls

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Recall 1995208 — HYUNDAI ACCENT

Transport CanadaHigh Risk

November 21, 1995

1995 HYUNDAI ACCENTTransport Canada Recall #1995208

SUSPENSION

The official notice

Defect

NOTE: ALL AFFECTED VEHICLES WERE REPAIRED PRIOR TO DELIVERY. THE LEFT REAR AXLE CARRIER ON THESE VEHICLES MAY CONTAIN A CASTING DEFECT WHICH COULD REDUCE THE INTEGRITY OF THIS PART.

Safety Risk

No risk description available.

Remedy

VEHICLES WILL BE INSPECTED AND AXLE CARRIER REPLACED WHERE REQUIRED.

165 vehicles affectedUpdated June 10, 2026

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