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New Straits Times
8 hours ago
- New Straits Times
News@9: Today's top headlines - June 10, 2025 [WATCH]
Here are today's biggest stories. Varying accounts of what happened before the Gerik crash - including claims that the driver was speeding or that brake failure was to blame - are being reported, as the investigation continues. Honda Malaysia has recalled 87,490 vehicles to replace their fuel pumps as a precautionary measure. The Tan Sri at the centre of the probe into the misappropriation of sukuk funds for a highway project is expected to be questioned by the MACC tomorrow. Ad interim granted Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has obtained a temporary stay of proceedings in a 2021 sexual assault suit against him. That's it for News@9.
The Sun
12 hours ago
- Automotive
- The Sun
Honda Malaysia recalls nearly 90,000 vehicles over fuel pump concerns
HONDA Malaysia has issued a safety recall affecting a total of 87,490 vehicles across multiple models due to two separate fuel pump-related issues. The move, taken as a precautionary measure, is part of the company's ongoing commitment to customer safety and product reliability. The majority of the affected vehicles — totalling 84,073 units — are being recalled to address a fault linked to the fuel pump impeller. According to the company, the impeller component may swell after extended exposure to fuel, potentially preventing the vehicle from starting or, in more severe cases, causing the engine to stall during operation. Affected models include several popular Honda vehicles such as the Jazz (2015–2020), Jazz Hybrid (2018), City (2014–2019), City Hybrid (2018–2019), Civic (2017–2018), Accord (2013–2017), BR-V (2017–2018), HR-V (2015–2018), CR-V (2018–2020), and Odyssey (2017–2019). In a separate but related development, 3,417 additional vehicles — specifically the Civic (2023–2024) and CR-V (2024) — are being recalled to address a possible defect involving the high-pressure fuel pump. Prolonged usage under high stress may result in cracks within the pump, potentially leading to fuel leaks or the presence of fuel odour while the vehicle is either in motion or idling. Honda Malaysia clarified that none of the company's current production or on-sale models are affected by the recall. It also confirmed that, to date, there have been no reports of accidents or injuries in Malaysia resulting from either of the fuel pump issues. Recognising that safety remains the company's foremost concern, Honda Malaysia is extending this recall to include vehicles even if their warranty period has already expired. All affected owners will be notified through official letters detailing the recall procedures, and the company encourages customers to verify their vehicle status using the HondaTouch mobile application, Honda's website, or by contacting their authorised dealers directly. Customers are urged to arrange appointments with authorised Honda service centres as soon as they receive notification. Replacement of the affected components will be carried out free of charge, with all associated costs fully covered by Honda Malaysia. However, the company has advised that replacement parts will be made available progressively, subject to stock availability. For further information, customers can reach Honda Malaysia via the toll-free line at 1-800-88-2020 or visit or to check whether their vehicle is included in the recall.
The Sun
12 hours ago
- Automotive
- The Sun
Honda Malaysia Recalls 90,000 Cars Over Fuel Pump Issues
HONDA Malaysia has issued a safety recall affecting a total of 87,490 vehicles across multiple models due to two separate fuel pump-related issues. The move, taken as a precautionary measure, is part of the company's ongoing commitment to customer safety and product reliability. The majority of the affected vehicles — totalling 84,073 units — are being recalled to address a fault linked to the fuel pump impeller. According to the company, the impeller component may swell after extended exposure to fuel, potentially preventing the vehicle from starting or, in more severe cases, causing the engine to stall during operation. Affected models include several popular Honda vehicles such as the Jazz (2015–2020), Jazz Hybrid (2018), City (2014–2019), City Hybrid (2018–2019), Civic (2017–2018), Accord (2013–2017), BR-V (2017–2018), HR-V (2015–2018), CR-V (2018–2020), and Odyssey (2017–2019). In a separate but related development, 3,417 additional vehicles — specifically the Civic (2023–2024) and CR-V (2024) — are being recalled to address a possible defect involving the high-pressure fuel pump. Prolonged usage under high stress may result in cracks within the pump, potentially leading to fuel leaks or the presence of fuel odour while the vehicle is either in motion or idling. Honda Malaysia clarified that none of the company's current production or on-sale models are affected by the recall. It also confirmed that, to date, there have been no reports of accidents or injuries in Malaysia resulting from either of the fuel pump issues. Recognising that safety remains the company's foremost concern, Honda Malaysia is extending this recall to include vehicles even if their warranty period has already expired. All affected owners will be notified through official letters detailing the recall procedures, and the company encourages customers to verify their vehicle status using the HondaTouch mobile application, Honda's website, or by contacting their authorised dealers directly. Customers are urged to arrange appointments with authorised Honda service centres as soon as they receive notification. Replacement of the affected components will be carried out free of charge, with all associated costs fully covered by Honda Malaysia. However, the company has advised that replacement parts will be made available progressively, subject to stock availability. For further information, customers can reach Honda Malaysia via the toll-free line at 1-800-88-2020 or visit or to check whether their vehicle is included in the recall.
Malay Mail
13 hours ago
- Automotive
- Malay Mail
Honda Malaysia recalls 87,490 units of vehicles for fuel pump replacement
KUALA LUMPUR, June 10 — Honda Malaysia today announced a product recall involving 87,490 units of Honda vehicles to replace their fuel pump as a precautionary measure. The affected models include Accord (year of model: 2013 - 2017), BR-V (2017 - 2018), City (2014 - 2019), City (Hybrid) (2018, 2019), Civic (2017, 2018), CR-V (2018 - 2020), HR-V (2015 - 2018), Jazz (2015 - 2020), Jazz (Hybrid) (2018) and Odyssey (2017 - 2019). 'The fuel pump's impeller may swell after prolonged fuel immersion, potentially preventing the vehicle from starting or causing the engine to stall while driving,' the company said in a statement. A total of 84,073 units of the Jazz, City, Civic, Accord, BR-V, HR-V, CR-V and Odyssey are involved,. Meanwhile, a total of 3,417 units of the Civic and CR-V are affected by an issue with the high-pressure fuel pump, which may crack due to prolonged use and excessive stress, potentially leading to a fuel leak or giving rise to a fuel odor while driving or idling. The affected models involved in the product recall for high-pressure fuel pumps were Civic (2023, 2024) and CR-V (2024). Honda said all affected customers will be informed via notification letters, which will include details of the product recall. Customers can also check if their vehicle is affected in the recall via the Honda Touch application. Honda Malaysia urges all affected customers to contact any Honda authorised dealer to make an appointment upon receipt of the notification to replace the fuel pump, subject to parts availability. 'The replacement of the affected fuel pump and high-pressure fuel pump is free of charge and all cost related to this replacement activity will be borne by Honda Malaysia. The replacement stock will be available in stages,' it added. — Bernama
Malaysian Reserve
15 hours ago
- Automotive
- Malaysian Reserve
Honda Malaysia recalls 87,490 units of vehicles for fuel pump replacement
HONDA Malaysia today announced a product recall involving 87,490 units of Honda vehicles to replace their fuel pump as a precautionary measure. The affected models include Accord (year of model: 2013 – 2017), BR-V (2017 – 2018), City (2014 – 2019), City (Hybrid) (2018, 2019), Civic (2017, 2018), CR-V (2018 – 2020), HR-V (2015 – 2018), Jazz (2015 – 2020), Jazz (Hybrid) (2018) and Odyssey (2017 – 2019). 'The fuel pump's impeller may swell after prolonged fuel immersion, potentially preventing the vehicle from starting or causing the engine to stall while driving,' the company said in a statement. A total of 84,073 units of the Jazz, City, Civic, Accord, BR-V, HR-V, CR-V and Odyssey are involved,. Meanwhile, a total of 3,417 units of the Civic and CR-V are affected by an issue with the high-pressure fuel pump, which may crack due to prolonged use and excessive stress, potentially leading to a fuel leak or giving rise to a fuel odor while driving or idling. The affected models involved in the product recall for high-pressure fuel pumps were Civic (2023, 2024) and CR-V (2024). Honda said all affected customers will be informed via notification letters, which will include details of the product recall. Customers can also check if their vehicle is affected in the recall via the Honda Touch application. Honda Malaysia urges all affected customers to contact any Honda authorised dealer to make an appointment upon receipt of the notification to replace the fuel pump, subject to parts availability. 'The replacement of the affected fuel pump and high-pressure fuel pump is free of charge and all cost related to this replacement activity will be borne by Honda Malaysia. The replacement stock will be available in stages,' it added. — BERNAMA
