American Motors Gremlin (1976) – 78V070000
Vehicle recall defect – The High Pressure Power Steering Hose May Have Been Routed Too Close To The Exhaust Manifold. As A Result, The Heat From The Manifold Could Damage The Hose.
American Motors Gremlin (1976) – 78V048000
Vehicle recall defect – The Electronic Ignition System Sensor Circuit Contains A Two-Wire Connector Which Could Cause Difficulty In The Engine Ignition. This Difficulty May Be Caused By Mechanical Or Chemical Actions At The Connector.
American Motors Gremlin (1976) – 09E021000
Vehicle recall defect – Federal-Mogul Corporation Is Recalling 2,790 Mechanical Fuel Pumps, P/No. M6737 Sold Under Carter And Napa Brands And P/No. 2M6737 Sold Under Accu-Flow And Tru-Flow Brands Shipped Between August 2008 And March 2009 For Use As Replacement Equipment For The Vehicles Listed Above. The Fuel Pump DiaphraGM Rod In Certain ProduCTIon Runs May Have Been Improperly Manufactured. Improperly Manufactured Pump DiaphraGM Rods May Cause The Pump To Produce Excess Pressure.
American Motors Hornet (1976) – 78V070000
Vehicle recall defect – The High Pressure Power Steering Hose May Have Been Routed Too Close To The Exhaust Manifold. As A Result, The Heat From The Manifold Could Damage The Hose.
American Motors Hornet (1976) – 78V048000
Vehicle recall defect – The Electronic Ignition System Sensor Circuit Contains A Two-Wire Connector Which Could Cause Difficulty In The Engine Ignition. This Difficulty May Be Caused By Mechanical Or Chemical Actions At The Connector.
American Motors Pacer (1976) – 78V048000
Vehicle recall defect – The Electronic Ignition System Sensor Circuit Contains A Two-Wire Connector Which Could Cause Difficulty In The Engine Ignition. This Difficulty May Be Caused By Mechanical Or Chemical Actions At The Connector.
American Motors Matador (1976) – 78V048000
Vehicle recall defect – The Electronic Ignition System Sensor Circuit Contains A Two-Wire Connector Which Could Cause Difficulty In The Engine Ignition. This Difficulty May Be Caused By Mechanical Or Chemical Actions At The Connector.
American Motors Matador (1976) – 77V144000
Vehicle recall defect – Engine Cooling Fans Installed On The Involved Vehicles May Be Subject To Blade Separation Due To Vibrations Generated During Normal Operation.