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2002 Volkswagen Jetta lights recalls

4 lights recalls for the 2002 Volkswagen Jetta. See all 2002 Volkswagen Jetta recalls.

2001–2007 Volkswagen Beetle & 2000–2006 Volkswagen Golf + 4 more

Lights recall · 07V063
On certain passenger, wagon, and convertible vehicles equipped with or without cruise control, a brake light switch may malfunction if it was installed incorrectly.
📅 Feb 21, 2007· 1,002,000 vehicles

2000–2002 Volkswagen Beetle & 2000–2002 Volkswagen Jetta

Lights recall · 06V183
On certain passenger vehicles equipped with automatic or manual transmissions and cruise controls, a brake light switch on these vehicles may malfunction if it was installed…
📅 May 25, 2006· 646,246 vehicles

2000–2002 Volkswagen Golf & 2000–2002 Volkswagen GTI + 1 more

Lights recall · 04V584
On certain passenger vehicles, the hazard switch and flasher system function may degrade over time because of distortion and material transfer of the contacts of certain hazard…
📅 Dec 16, 2004· 410,000 vehicles

2000–2002 Volkswagen Jetta

Lights recall · 04V096
On certain passenger vehicles, a brake light switch on these vehicles may malfunction.
📅 Mar 1, 2004· 377,130 vehicles

FAQ

Is there a lights recall on the 2002 Volkswagen Jetta?

Yes, 4: 07V063 – On certain passenger, wagon, and convertible vehicles equipped with or without cruise control, a brake light switch may malfunction if it…; 06V183 – On certain passenger vehicles equipped with automatic or manual transmissions and cruise controls, a brake light switch on these vehicles…; 04V584 – On certain passenger vehicles, the hazard switch and flasher system function may degrade over time because of distortion and material…; 04V096 – On certain passenger vehicles, a brake light switch on these vehicles may malfunction.

Is the 2002 Volkswagen Jetta lights recall repair free?

Yes. Safety recall repairs are free at any authorized dealer under federal law, including parts and labor. (Vehicles more than 15 years old when the recall was announced can be excluded, but most manufacturers still fix them.)