A limited number of Giulia sedans produced for the US market have been identified with a faulty fuel line sensor housing, prompting a recall for 2021 models manufactured between March 23 and April 28, 2021. FCA US LLC has issued a warning, citing the potential for a fuel leak, which could result in a loss of motive power or, in extreme cases, a fire hazard.
The suspect fuel supply tube, bearing part number 68619503AA and manufactured by Hutchinson Poland Sp. z o.o., has raised concerns regarding vehicle safety. Stellantis Europe S.p.A. initiated investigations following warranty claims, revealing shortcomings in identifying affected components during previous recalls.
While specifics regarding the cause of the fuel leak remain undisclosed, FCA US LLC has outlined a remedy involving the installation of a properly molded fuel line sensor housing. Owners of affected Giulia models will receive notifications starting June 19, coinciding with dealer awareness of the recall.
Amidst preparations for the transition to zero-emission vehicles, including the discontinuation of select models, Alfa Romeo remains committed to delivering quality and safety to its customers. As the automotive industry shifts towards electrification, stringent measures are being implemented to address potential safety concerns and uphold brand integrity.
