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Honda recalls Amaze over EPS sensor harness issue

Honda has announced a recall for the Amaze over a probable fault with the car's Electric-assist Power Steering (EPS) sensor harness. A total of 7,290 units of the compact sedan manufactured between April 17, 2018 and May 24, 2018 have been affected.

Honda has said that in some of the cars, customers may see the EPS indicator light turn on and the steering may feel heavier than normal. A preventive inspection will be carried out and if required, the company will replace the EPS column unit.

The inspection and replacement will be carried out free of cost at Honda authorized dealerships across India starting from July 26, 2018. The company will be contacting owners of the affected vehicles individually. Owners can also check if their cars are among the recalled lot by entering the 17-character alpha-numeric Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on Honda's website.

 
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