Hummer H3 withdrawn for repairs (recall) in Australia because there are defects in the cables thereby affecting the indicator. Totaled 1951 units, production 2007 to 2009, with details of 1837 units marketed in Australia and 114 units in New Zealand. The statement was issued by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission).
"Indicator lights front and rear if pulled the trailer, the lights are not lit when not operated," the statement from the competition and consumer commission Australia.
GM Holden Hummer as a distributor in Australia when it launched in 2007, responsible for this incident. GM Holden spokesman John Taylor said that this problem can arise when a trailer being pulled. "Defective wiring can mean the driver is not notified by an indicator on the dashboard."
GM Holden's Party has not received complaints, especially from owners that have been modified though. For repairs estimated 90 minutes of having to touch the main cable on the machine. All the owners, said GM Holden will be contacted by mail.
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