On March 8, 2025, my Chery vehicle was diagnosed with an ABS sensor failure at the dealership. I was told that the part needs to be replaced, but there is a shortage in supply, and I’m not the only one waiting—several other Chery owners are facing the same issue.
If this is such a common problem, why isn’t Chery taking action to fix it? Customers are left waiting indefinitely, unable to drive their vehicles safely due to a lack of spare parts.
Chery, take responsibility and resolve this supply issue immediately! If this problem is widespread, then you should ensure replacement parts are readily available instead of leaving customers stranded.
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