Vehicle recall defect – A.L. Solutions Us (A.L. Solutions) Is Recalling Certain After Market Diesel Fuel Filters, Part Number Alg-7554. The Cap’S Thread Design On These Filters May Not Match The Thread Design Of The Housing, Causing The Filter To Be Sealed Improperly And Possibly Causing A Fuel Leak.
Vehicle recall defect – Stress Fatique Cracks Could Occur On The Step Down Frame Brackets Which Support The Horizontal Tow Bar Hitch. Consequence Of Defect: Continued Operations Of Vehicle Could Cause Further Development Of The Cracks. This Condition May Result In Separation Of The Tow Bar From The Vehicle. CorreCTIve Action: Has Not Been Finialized At This Time.
Vehicle recall defect – Thorley Industries Llc D/B/A 4Moms (4Moms) Is Recalling Certain 4Moms Self Installing Rear-Facing Infant Car Seats, Model Number 1032, Manufactured July 1, 2016, To October 31, 2016. Due To A Tight Rivet, The Affected Car Seats Have A Coupling Hook That May Not Properly Engage Around The Coupling Pin, Preventing The Infant Carrier Portion From Securely Attaching To The Seat Base.
Vehicle recall defect – Affinia Is Recalling 5,700 Aftermarket Chassis Tie Rod Assemblies Manufactured From March 28, 2006 Through March 17, 2008, Sold For Use On My 1998 And 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 And 3500 Heavy Duty Trucks. The Dust Seal Supplied With The Chassis Tie Rods Were Manufactured To The Wrong Specification. As A Consequence, The Dust Seal May Prevent The Ball StUD Of The Chassis Tie Rod From Properly Seating Into The Taper Of The Vehicle Steering Knuckle During Aftermarket Installation.
Vehicle recall defect – Affinia Is Recalling 5,700 Aftermarket Chassis Tie Rod Assemblies Manufactured From March 28, 2006 Through March 17, 2008, Sold For Use On My 1998 And 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 And 3500 Heavy Duty Trucks. The Dust Seal Supplied With The Chassis Tie Rods Were Manufactured To The Wrong Specification. As A Consequence, The Dust Seal May Prevent The Ball StUD Of The Chassis Tie Rod From Properly Seating Into The Taper Of The Vehicle Steering Knuckle During Aftermarket Installation.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain ACCC Tires Of Various Models Listed Above Manufactured Between August 6 And August 19, 2006 (Dot Serial Weeks 3206 And 3306.) Some Of The Subject Tires May Have Been Produced With Non-Conforming Belt Wire Coat Stock. If Placed In Service, The Subject Tires May Develop A Belt Separation Due To A Reduced Ability To Prevent Corrosion Of The Steel Wires In An Instance Where Moisture Reaches The Steel Belt.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain ACCC Tires Of Various Models Listed Above Manufactured Between August 6 And August 19, 2006 (Dot Serial Weeks 3206 And 3306.) Some Of The Subject Tires May Have Been Produced With Non-Conforming Belt Wire Coat Stock. If Placed In Service, The Subject Tires May Develop A Belt Separation Due To A Reduced Ability To Prevent Corrosion Of The Steel Wires In An Instance Where Moisture Reaches The Steel Belt.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain ACCC Tires Of Various Models Listed Above Manufactured Between August 6 And August 19, 2006 (Dot Serial Weeks 3206 And 3306.) Some Of The Subject Tires May Have Been Produced With Non-Conforming Belt Wire Coat Stock. If Placed In Service, The Subject Tires May Develop A Belt Separation Due To A Reduced Ability To Prevent Corrosion Of The Steel Wires In An Instance Where Moisture Reaches The Steel Belt.
Vehicle recall defect – Advanced Carbon Composites (Acc) Is Recalling All Model Ext-004 Motorcycle Helmets, Sizes S/M, M/L, And L/Xl. These Helmets Fail To Conform To The Penetration Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218, “Motorcycle Helmets.”
Vehicle recall defect – Advanced Carbon Composites (Acc) Is Recalling All Model Ext-001, Ext-002, And Ext-003 Motorcycle Helmets, Sizes S/M, M/L, And L/Xl. These Helmets Fail To Conform To The Penetration, Impact Attenuation, And/Or Labeling Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218, “Motorcycle Helmets.”