May 19 (Reuters) - British carmaker Vauxhall has recalled
close to 235,000 cars for repair, saying it found evidence that
the Zafira B model was at a risk of fire.
The Luton-based company said it decided to recall the cars
to replace the current soldered fuse resistor with a wax fuse
resistor, further to an announcement in December, when the
carmaker identified an overheating issue that could possibly
cause fire.
Vauxhall said on Thursday the remedial action was agreed
upon with the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency.