A design flaw in the 296 GTB and GTS allows corrosion to form on a fuel pipe, leading to a leak, and the potential for fire in 425 vehicles car auto cars
became aware of the issue in early April, after a pre-delivery inspection with a customer in China found corrosion on the fuel tank connecting pipe. It immediately launched an investigation into the problem and, as a precautionary measure, started putting insulating material on the pipe.By May, it found that the corrosion was being caused by a chemical reaction as a result of unintended contact between the aluminum connecting pipe and the steel in the cover of the high-voltage battery.
Of course, that’s not really the battery’s fault, but it’s a fine reminder that, although hybrid systems offer advantages, their added complexity also means that there are more things that can go wrong.
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