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Originally Posted by nu11eaf

Don't panic, it will be carried out as a preventative measure when they get the parts and organised a repair strategy, a further letter will ask you to take your car in for the preventative work to fit the new manifold, and if you have any problems before then you will get it repaired sooner if you contact your dealer.
I doubt many will actually experience any problems before getting called in.

The first letter is to draw your attention to the potential problem and what to look out for and what to do if you have any symptoms.

Thanks. Hopefully I get an update soon. The "inlet manifold may melt and deform or localised engine bay fire" risk does worry me. Apparently it affects all four cylinder diesel engines manufactured between 2014-2019.

However the dealership did say I don't ever need to come in unless there's an issue would suggest there won't be any preventative work?