Vehicle recall defect – The Service And Parking Brakes On The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 121, “Air Brake Systems”. Use Of The Vehicle By Individuals Not Familiar With Its Braking Capabilities May Result In Longer Deceleration Times.
Vehicle recall defect – Steering Shaft Binder Bolts On Certain Vehicles Are Either Loose Or Over-Tightened. Either Condition Can Lead To A Separation Of The Steering Shaft From The Steering Column, Even If The Factory Installed Bolt Has Been Properly Retightened.
Vehicle recall defect – The Lounge Table Pedestals On The Involved Vehicles Contain Mounting Screws Which May Have Punctured The Fuel Tank. If A Puncture Is Present And The Tank Is Almost Filled, The Fuel Could “Slosh” And Soak The Interior Flooring Of The Vehicle In The Area Of The Tank.
Vehicle recall defect – The Lounge Table Pedestals On The Involved Vehicles Contain Mounting Screws Which May Have Punctured The Fuel Tank. If A Puncture Is Present And The Tank Is Almost Filled, The Fuel Could “Slosh” And Soak The Interior Flooring Of The Vehicle In The Area Of The Tank.
Vehicle recall defect – The Shift Cam Stopper Bolt Lock Tab On The Involved Vehicles May Not Prevent The Stopper Bolt From Loosening. This Could Allow The Shift DrUM To Move Laterally.
Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel Petcock, Which Controls The Fuel Supply From The Gas Tank To The Carburetor, May Be DefeCTIve. The Involved Petcock Contains A Rubber Diaphragm. In The Event That A Hole Develops, Fuel May Be Misdirected And May Manifest Itself In A Fuel Leak In The Petcock Housing.
Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel Petcock, Which Controls The Fuel Supply From The Gas Tank To The Carburetor, May Be DefeCTIve. The Involved Petcock Contains A Rubber Diaphragm. In The Event That A Hole Develops, Fuel May Be Misdirected And May Manifest Itself In A Fuel Leak In The Petcock Housing.
Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel Petcock, Which Controls The Fuel Supply From The Gas Tank To The Carburetor, May Be DefeCTIve. The Involved Petcock Contains A Rubber Diaphragm. In The Event That A Hole Develops, Fuel May Be Misdirected And May Manifest Itself In A Fuel Leak In The Petcock Housing.
Vehicle recall defect – The Seat Belts Are Attached To The Driver And Passenger Seats Instead Of The Floor. The Seat Belts Should Be Attached To The Floor To Eliminate Excessive Load In The Seat Slider Assembly. This Fails To Comply With Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 207, “Seating Systems”.
Vehicle recall defect – The Spider Assemblies Welded To Rim Of The Wheels Of Certain Vehicles May Be Subject To Failure, Either By Bending Of The Inside Disc (Spider) Or By Circumferential Fatigue Cracking Of The Hat SeCTIon Of The Spider.