Cadillac XT4 350D Recalled In Europe

General Motors has issued a recall for the Cadillac XT4 350D crossover in Europe due to an issue with the vehicle’s fuel pump module flange.

The problem: affected vehicles may have been fitted with a flange with an open recirculation port from the factory. A flange with an open recirculation port may allow fuel to leak out of the fuel tank during fill-up. Only Euro-spec Cadillac XT4 models with the turbocharged 2.0L LSQ four-cylinder diesel engine are involved in this recall campaign.

The hazards: if diesel fuel were to leak out from the vehicle during the refueling process, this could pose a hazardous materials situation with the potential for a fire to start.

The fix: Cadillac dealers will be instructed to inspect the fuel pump module in affected vehicles and, if necessary, the technician will replace the entire module. These repairs will be performed at no cost to the vehicle owner.

Affected vehicles:

• 2020 Cadillac XT4 350D (FWD and AWD)
• 2021 Cadillac XT4 350D (FWD and AWD)

Number of affected vehicles: it is estimated that 174 vehicles are involved in this recall campaign. Only Euro-spec Cadillac XT4 models are affected by this recall campaign.

Affected component: diesel fuel pump module.

Owners should: owners who may be unsure whether or not their vehicle is affected by this recall can email [email protected], visit the country-specific Cadillac websites or contact their local dealership with questions/concerns.

Contacts:

• GM recall number: N202322020
• Cadillac Europe: [email protected]
• Country-specific Cadillac websites listed at: www.cadillaceurope.com/en/choose-your-country

The Cadillac XT4 350D went on sale in Europe at the beginning of October. The automaker’s turbocharged 2.0L LSY four-cylinder gasoline engine will become available in the Euro-spec crossover in the near future, it is currently only offered with the diesel four-cylinder.

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