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Over 55,000 Mazda BT-50 models recalled

55,738 Mazda BT-50 (TF) 3.0 ltr Variants with a year range of 2020-2024 have been recalled.

Due to a manufacturing defect in the Engine Control Module (ECM), the fuel pump control valve may remain ‘open’ and fuel supply may be interrupted. If this occurs, the engine could stall resulting in a loss of power.

A loss of power whilst driving increases the risk of an accident, causing serious injury or death to vehicle occupants and other road users.

Mazda Australia will contact all affected customers to advise them to present their vehicle to their preferred Mazda Dealer to update the Engine Control Module with a revised calibration, free of charge.

Consumers who require further information should contact the Mazda Call Centre on 1800 034 411.

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