Vehicle recall defect – On Certain School Buses And Truck Model Vehicles Manufactured Between February 28, 1999, Through April 5, 2004, The Anti-Lock Brake System Electronic Control Unit (Ecu) May Misinterpret A Corrupt Wheel Speed Signal.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain School Buses And Truck Model Vehicles Manufactured Between February 28, 1999, Through April 5, 2004, The Anti-Lock Brake System Electronic Control Unit (Ecu) May Misinterpret A Corrupt Wheel Speed Signal.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain School Buses And Truck Model Vehicles Manufactured Between February 28, 1999, Through April 5, 2004, The Anti-Lock Brake System Electronic Control Unit (Ecu) May Misinterpret A Corrupt Wheel Speed Signal.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain School Buses And Truck Model Vehicles Manufactured Between February 28, 1999, Through April 5, 2004, The Anti-Lock Brake System Electronic Control Unit (Ecu) May Misinterpret A Corrupt Wheel Speed Signal.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain School Buses And Truck Model Vehicles Manufactured Between February 28, 1999, Through April 5, 2004, The Anti-Lock Brake System Electronic Control Unit (Ecu) May Misinterpret A Corrupt Wheel Speed Signal.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain School Buses And Truck Model Vehicles Manufactured Between February 28, 1999, Through April 5, 2004, The Anti-Lock Brake System Electronic Control Unit (Ecu) May Misinterpret A Corrupt Wheel Speed Signal.
Vehicle recall defect – School, Transit, Or Heavy Duty Vehicles Equipped With Spicer 6,000 Or 8,000 Lb. Front Steer Axles. The Tie Rod End Can Pull Outboard And Separate From The Tie Rod Tube Due To Improper Thread Engagement Between The Male Tie Rod End And The Female Tube.
Vehicle recall defect – School, Transit, Or Heavy Duty Vehicles Equipped With Spicer 6,000 Or 8,000 Lb. Front Steer Axles. The Tie Rod End Can Pull Outboard And Separate From The Tie Rod Tube Due To Improper Thread Engagement Between The Male Tie Rod End And The Female Tube.
Vehicle recall defect – School, Transit, Or Heavy Duty Vehicles Equipped With Spicer 6,000 Or 8,000 Lb. Front Steer Axles. The Tie Rod End Can Pull Outboard And Separate From The Tie Rod Tube Due To Improper Thread Engagement Between The Male Tie Rod End And The Female Tube.