Klintberg and Way Parts AB. Published by the RDW as MGP260356 on 14 September 2026. Category: Motorrijtuigen - krachtoverbrenging. 1 vehicles in the Netherlands, 49,166 worldwide.
What the notice says A control valve of the automatic gearbox can wear too much.
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| Reference | MGP260356 |
|---|---|
| Reported by | Klintberg and Way Parts AB |
| Manufacturer's reference | N252536750 |
| Defect class | Motorrijtuigen - krachtoverbrenging |
| RDW risk rating | GEM |
| Published | 14 September 2026 |
| Reported to the RDW | 7 September 2026 |
| Owners informed | 12 October 2026 |
| Vehicles, Netherlands | 1 |
| Vehicles, worldwide | 49,166 |
What the notice says today
The defect
A control valve of the automatic gearbox can wear too much. (Dutch: Een regelklep van de automatische versnellingsbak kan overmatig slijten.)
The consequence
The wheels on the rear axle may be blocked by abrupt circuits. This increases the risk of accidents. (Dutch: De wielen op de achteras kunnen mogelijk blokkeren door abrupte schakelingen. Dit verhoogt het risico op ongelukken.)
What will be done
The vehicle owner is asked to contact the brand dealer, who will install new software for the transmission control module that detects excessive wear approximately 16,000 kilometers before a wheel blockage may occur. (Dutch: De voertuigeigenaar wordt verzocht contact op te nemen met de merkdealer, deze zal nieuwe software voor de transmissieregelmodule installeren die overmatige slijtage detecteert ongeveer 16.000 kilometer voordat een wielblokkering kan optreden.)
English text is a machine translation of the authority’s Dutch, shown with the original. The original is the authority’s own wording.
What it said before
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