Brake Free From Tension, Subaru Recall Thousands of Cars

 Japanese automaker, Subaru did the recall or recall 31,959 units of car production.Recall is done because the damage to the brake pedal. ”The vehicle is equipped with a brake master cylinder that is not appropriate. So it can lead to incidents and increased risk of accidents,” said official statement issued by the National Traffic Safety Board United States (NHTSA) as reported by autoevolution , Wednesday, December 7, 2011. 

As a result, the brakes become standard when the driver stepped on to slow or stop the car. It took a little longer to stop the car, thereby potentially causing accidents. Subaru also been reported to NHTSA that it has received 112 reports of problems such damage in the U.S. and Canada.The recall includes 11,553 units in 2012 Impreza models, including sedans and wagons, but not a model WRX or STI. Impreza models are assembled between April-November. In addition, the withdrawal also applies to approximately 20 406 Legacy and Outback models are assembled between October 17 to November 23. Subaru asked the owner of the car to go to their authorized dealer for repair service. The recall is expected to begin to come into force this month. 

Recall is also done by Nissan Motor Company on 2011 Rogue cars sold in America. The move had to be done to repair and replacement of the potential for defects or damage to power steering . Electric boards device was allegedly improperly installed. This damage could potentially lead to the driver lost control while driving. It was feared could lead to accidents in driving