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Toyota Proace City: Low urea consumption not signaled

28/01/2024

Toyota is recalling 16,012 Proace City and Proace City Verso vehicles manufactured in 2023 to authorised workshops worldwide. Error in the software calibration of the engine control unit means that the malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) does not light up if the urea consumption is below the target value.

At the authorised workshop the software of the electronic engine control unit will be updated.

The KBA monitors the recall under the reference number “013418“. The internal manufacturer code is “CI23-041“.

Recall details

Make:	Toyota
Model:	Proace City, Proace City Verso
Year of manufacture:	2023
Production:	2023
Extent:	16,012
Code:	CI23-041
KBA publication date:	09.01.2024

Source: KBA 013418 (Search Rückrufcode: CI23-041)

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