Citroen Service & Repair
Common Services for Citroen
- Battery Replacement
- Timing Belt Replacement
- Air Filter Replacement
- Clutch Replacement
- Cabin Air Filter Replacement
- Oil Service
- Wheel Bearing Replacement
- Fuel Pump Replacement
- Alternator Replacement
- Water Pump Replacement
- Brake Fluid Replacement/Flush
- AC Recharge
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0 NHTSA Vehicle Safety Recalls for Citroen
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What Happens in a Recall?
Automakers issue recalls to fix defects, or sometimes just to check for defects. When a model is recalled, the automaker contacts every owner of that model by mail, and asks him or her to bring his or her car to a dealer. The dealer replaces defective parts at no cost to the car owner. Every recall is registered with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which is where cars.com gets information for our recall database.
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What Should I Do If My Car is Recalled?
Automakers issue recalls to fix defects, or sometimes just to check for defects. Oftentimes the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will ask for a recall, after investigating common safety problems. If you receive notice of a recall, contact your local dealer.
You don't have to wait to be contacted by mail, which happens two or three months after a recall is announced.