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    LDV Deliver 9 recalled for fire risk

    More than 8500 LDV Deliver 9 vans may have a defective fuel line that could lead to a leak and potentially a vehicle fire.

    Damion Smy

    Damion Smy

    Deputy News Editor

    Damion Smy

    Damion Smy

    Deputy News Editor

    Ateco Automotive will recall 8643 LDV Deliver 9 vans due to a defect in the fuel system which may cause a fuel leak and potentially lead to a vehicle fire.

    It replaces a recall notice for a similar issue affecting almost 12,000 Deliver 9 vans, issued in November 2024.

    “Due to a manufacturing defect, the low-pressure fuel delivery line may not meet specifications. As a result, it may deteriorate, allowing fuel to potentially leak, resulting in loss of motive power whilst driving and, in the presence of an external ignition source, may result in a vehicle fire,” the recall notice said.

    “A loss of motive power and/or vehicle fire could increase the risk of injury or death to vehicle occupants, other road users or bystanders, and/or damage to property.”

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    • A total of 8643 vehicles are affected, produced between 2019 and 2023
    • The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) list is attached here
    • The original recall notice is attached attached here

    Owners of affected vehicles should contact their local authorised LDV dealer to arrange an appointment to have the vehicle inspected and the fuel line replaced if necessary, free of charge.

    Concerned owners can contact LDV on 1800 716 894.

    The LDV Deliver 9 and electric eDeliver 9 van were recalled in February 2026 for a separate issue involving the airbag control unit.

    In 2021, a recall affecting 623 Deliver 9 vans was issued for a brake pipe issue which could cause a brake fluid leak and potential brake failure.

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    Damion Smy

    Damion Smy

    Deputy News Editor

    Damion Smy

    Deputy News Editor

    Damion Smy is an award-winning motoring journalist with global editorial experience at Car, Auto Express, and Wheels.

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