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Lotus-Elise-2012-fuel-leak
23. 01. 2020

Lotus Elise (2012 – 2019)

The plastic spacers between the engine fuel rail and cylinder head may expand and contract. Consequently, the cylinder head’s securing bolts … .

Lotus-Evora-2018-recall-steering-column
23. 11. 2018

Lotus Evora (2018)

The cartridge that enables the partial collapse of the steering column in a crash might not work as expected due to … .

28. 10. 2016

Lotus Elise (2016)

Due to incompatible parts in the brake master cylinders, the brakes could be blocked, increasing the risk of an accident and … .

Lotus-Evora-S-2011-recall
02. 11. 2012

Lotus Evora S (2010 – 2011)

A flexible section of the hose that forms part of the oil pipe assembly to the engine may be defective. The … .

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