Millions of Toyota and Lexus owners are driving vehicles with fuel pumps that can suddenly fail, cutting engine power without ...

A single auto part has forced eight Japanese automakers to repeatedly order recalls affecting millions of vehicles around the ...

A small component inside fuel pumps built by auto parts giant Denso has been causing major issues for both Toyota and its owners.

View post: BMW’s 3 Series Wagon Proves America Backed The Wrong Body Style Denso is one of the biggest automotive parts suppliers on the planet. It stands to reason that a recall based on one of its ...

Honda and Denso have collaborated since times immemorial but said collaboration proved nigh-on disastrous on a number of occasions. Indirectly controlled by rival automaker Toyota, which owns more ...

A minivan equipped with a fuel pump manufactured by Denso Corp. stalled on an expressway and was rear-ended in July, resulting in the first fatality connected with the problem part, sources said.

It's rare that you hear about a recall that hasn't happened yet, but that's currently the situation regarding a component made by automotive parts supplier Denso. This company, which supplies several ...

Denso Corp. is adding more than 1.5 million fuel pumps to an earlier recall because of a defect that may cause the fuel pumps to stop working, potentially causing a stall or risking a crash. In an ...

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Denso and powertrain supplier Aisan have announced their respective boards have signed an agreement to transfer Denso’s fuel pump module business to Aisan. In addition, Aisan will acquire Denso’s ...

The Japanese transport ministry recalled 481,824 vehicles across six domestic brands due to problems with a faulty fuel pump manufactured by supplier Denso Corp. Issues with Denso’s fuel pumps are ...

You’ve probably heard the OEM acronym, which stands for original equipment manufacturer. Better known as suppliers, these are the companies that make most components or subassemblies in your car.