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Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel System Failed The Crash Barrier Test.

Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel System Failed The Crash Barrier Test.

Vehicle recall defect – These Buses Have A Turn Signal Lever That Will Not Operate Consistently In The Lane Change Mode If The Lever Is Not Moved To The Position Where Resistance To Movement Is Felt.

Vehicle recall defect – The Wiring From The Electronic Control Unit Was Connected To The Wrong Wheel Sensor Or To The Wrong Brake Modulator Valve. It Is Possible That Either Or Both Wiring May Have Occurred At Either The Front Or Rear Axle Or Both Axles.

Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel Hose To The Fuel Filter Is Routed Too Close To The Alternator Belt Causing The Alternator Belt To Rub The Fuel Hose. This Can Cause A Fuel Leak.

Vehicle recall defect – The Hydraulic Steel Brake Lines From The Master Cylinder To The Frame Fittings Are Experiencing Vertical Flexing Which Causes Fatigue Cracks At The Frame End Of The Assembly, Resulting In Brake Fluid Leakage. This Can Occur In One Or Both Of The Steel Brake Lines. In Either Case, The Brake Warning Light Will Come On And The Low Pressure Buzzer Will Activate.

Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel Tank Cage Assembly Bolts Mounting The Vertical Straps To The Horizontal Angle Were Assembled With The Threaded End Of The Bolts Facing The Fuel Tank.

Vehicle recall defect – The Pressure Relief Valve Was Omitted In The Air Tank. The Air Tank Is The Reservoir For The Air Suspension And Is Not Brake Related. Without The Pressure Relief Valve, There Is No Back-Up System To Limit Air Pressure In The Air Suspension System.

Vehicle recall defect – The Bracket That Supports And Positions The Hand Throttle Cable At The Accelerator Rod Can Be Bent Or Misaligned During Body Assembly To The Chassis.

Vehicle recall defect – The Fuel System Failed The Crash Barrier Test.