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  NHTSA Recall 92V174000

NHTSA Campaign Id 92V174000; Date: Dec. 2, 1992

If the fusible link breaks, the total vehicle electricalsystem would be interrupted by the open circuit. All electrical systems wouldbe involved, and the engine would not start, or would stop, if running. Thiswould result in loss of power to the vehicle without prior warning, loss ofhazard warning lights, loss of lights at night and possibly a vehicle accident.

icon1 Recalled Vehicles:

1989 BMW 525

Component: Electrical System:fuses And Circuit Breakers

Manufactured by: Bayerische Motoren Werke

Affected Units:: 15,900

icon3 Recall Summary:

The 80-ampere fusible link located in the engine compartment can develop mechanical weakness due to aging and thermal stresses, and can break.

icon2 How to Fix:

Reroute the electrical cables in the engine compartment to reduce the current flow through the fusible link, and replace the old fusible link.

icon4 Recall Notes:

System: electrical system. Vehicle description: passenger vehicles, models 525i and 525ia.

Date Owners notified by Manufacturer: Mar 17, 1993

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