Vehicle recall defect – Ziamatic Corp. (Zico) Is Recalling Certain Qr-D-S- And Qr-Tds Bracket Assemblies Used To Secure D-Cylinder Oxygen Tanks In Ambulances. The Bracket May Loosen, Potentially Allowing The Oxygen Tank To Be Unsecured As The Result Of A Crash.
Vehicle recall defect – ZF North America, Inc. (ZF) Is Recalling Certain Remote Accelerometer Sensors (Ras) Installed In 2019 Chrysler Jeep Cherokee And 2018 Volkswagen Atlas Vehicles. The Air Bag Crash Sensors May Have Been Exposed To Excessively High Temperatures During Manufacturing, Resulting In Damaged Soldering ConneCTIons Within The Sensors.
Vehicle recall defect – ZF Group North America Operations (ZF) Is Recalling Certain Hub Carriers Manufactured January 17, 2014, To June 1, 2015. Due To Casting Problems, The Affected Hub Carriers May Have Areas Of Porosity Which May Result In The Hub Carrier Leaking Oil Or Cracking.
Vehicle recall defect – Motovan Corporation Is Recalling Certain Zox Old School Motorcycle Helmets, Size Xl, Manufactured In December 2008. During Testing, The Affected Helmets Failed To Conform To The Impact Attenuation And Penetration Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 218, “Motorcycle Helmets.”
Vehicle recall defect – Strategic Sports, Ltd. (Strategic Sports) Is Recalling Certain Zox Nano Helmets Sizes Xl Through Xxxxxl, With Manufacture Dates Of February 2013 And March 2013. The Helmet Size And The Date Of Manufacturer Are Printed On A Sewn-In Black Fabric Label, Inside The Helmet. These Helmets May Not Adequately Protect The Wearer In The Event Of A Secondary Head Impact During A Motorcycle Crash. As Such, These Helmets Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (Fmvss) Number 218, Ømotorcycle Helmets.”
Vehicle recall defect – Ultimate Leather Apparel Inc (Ultimate Leather) Is Recalling Certain Zone Hs1100 Helmets Manufactured 2014-2016, Models Hs1100-D1, Hs1100-D2, Hs1100-D3, Hs1100-D5, Hs1100-Flat, Hs1100-Rebel And Hs1100-Shiny, In Sizes Xs, S, M, L, Xl, And 2Xl. The Helmets May Not Adequately Protect The Wearer In The Event Of A Head Impact During A Crash. As Such, The Helmets Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Number 218, “Motorcycle Helmets.”