Faulty fuel pumps prompts 1.4M vehicle recall by Honda

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Faulty fuel pumps prompts 1.4M vehicle recall by Honda

DETROIT, MI — Nearly 1.4 million vehicles worldwide are being recalled by Honda because their fuel pumps could fail and cause engines to stall or lose power. The recall includes 136,000 vehicles in the U.S.. It’s part of a larger recall of fuel pumps made by …
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