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14. 10. 2017
Smart ForTwo (2017)
III. 2017 - VI. 2017
The strength of the left front steering knuckle may be insufficient. As a result, the steering knuck ...
261
14. 10. 2017
Smart ForFour (2017)
III. 2017 - VI. 2017
The strength of the left front steering knuckle may be insufficient. As a result, the steering knuck ...
469
29. 9. 2017
Smart Forfour (2014 - 2015)
11. 11. 2014 - 6. 10. 2015
As a result of the weakening of the braking rope wrench adjustment knob, the hand brake lever travel ...
123
29. 9. 2017
Smart Fortwo (2014 - 2015)
11. 11. 2014 - 6. 10. 2015
As a result of the weakening of the braking rope wrench adjustment knob, the hand brake lever travel ...
127
24. 6. 2016
Smart ForFour (2014 - 2015)
IX. 2014 - XII. 2015
The anchorage for the rear seat backrest may not be sufficiently resistant. In the event of a head-o ...
581
10. 6. 2016
Smart ForTwo (2014 - 2015)
IV. 2014 - X. 2015
At high vehicle speed, combined with strong wind, the plastic front service hatch (located between t ...
418
5. 6. 2015
Smart ForTwo (2014)
I. - VIII. 2014
The steering mechanism screws used for some vehicles may break, especially if subject to repeated vi ...
695
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