RA-18-2044 Recall Action

Valkyrie fuse-box closing-panel screws and wiring

Incorrect-length rear fuse-box closing-panel screws can clash with the internal wiring harness on affected Valkyries, risking loss of electrical functions, heat damage and fire.

First page of the original RA-18-2044 recall reportOriginal recall report
Source status
Verified source
Applies to
Valkyrie (2021-onward limited series)
Issued
08 May 2025
Recall report
Preserved PDF

Applies to

Valkyrie (2021-onward limited series).

Variants: Affected road-going Valkyrie vehicles identified by VIN.

Model years: 2024–2024.

VIN applicability: MY2024 in the US report; production 1 May 2024–18 April 2025. VIN range SCF4KRB47RGS70008–SCF4KRC44RGS80042 is explicitly non-sequential: not every VIN between the endpoints is affected. The report also describes vehicles outside the US; verify individual VIN and market..

Years beside model names identify production generations, not confirmed affected years. For a specific car, confirm the VIN with Aston Martin or an authorised specialist. Do not assume every vehicle in the model family is affected.

Issue and owner context

Incorrect-length rear fuse-box closing-panel screws can clash with the internal wiring harness on affected Valkyries, risking loss of electrical functions, heat damage and fire.

Reported symptoms

  • Possible loss of electrical power or vehicle functions
  • Heat damage, smoke or an unpleasant smell from the engine area

Documented cause

Screws longer than the intended design can interfere with the fuse-box wiring harness.

Aston Martin's repair

The dealer replaces the fuse-box closing-panel screws and any damaged components as necessary, free of charge. Obtain VIN-specific confirmation that the campaign has been completed.

Recall report

Recall report

RA-18-2044

Valkyrie fuse-box closing-panel screws and wiring

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Sources and evidence

Confirmed recall information

This record was checked against the manufacturer recall report published by NHTSA. The report confirms the campaign; it is not the factory workshop procedure.

NHTSA campaign 25V300000. The preserved document is the manufacturer’s Part 573 report filed with NHTSA, not a workshop repair instruction.

Electrical loss or heat damage can affect safe operation. Stop safely if functions fail or smoke is present and obtain authorised assistance.

The report’s US model-year population does not establish worldwide VIN applicability.

The archived PDF is the manufacturer recall report published by NHTSA, not a factory workshop procedure.

Aston.club summary

This page summarises the document's owner-facing relevance. Use the preserved source for its full applicability, repair procedure, and limitations.