International Harvester 700 (1989) – 89V049000
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
International Harvester 700 (1988) – 89V049000
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
International Harvester 700 (1987) – 89V049000
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
International Harvester 700 (1987) – 86V172000
Vehicle recall defect – The 2Nd And 6Th High Pressure Fuel InjeCTIon Lines May Crack Due To Engine Vibration. Consequence Of Defect: Diesel Fuel Could Be Sprayed On A Hot Exhaust Manifold Which Could Result In A Fire.
International Harvester 700 (1986) – 89V049000
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
International Harvester 700 (1986) – 86V172000
Vehicle recall defect – The 2Nd And 6Th High Pressure Fuel InjeCTIon Lines May Crack Due To Engine Vibration. Consequence Of Defect: Diesel Fuel Could Be Sprayed On A Hot Exhaust Manifold Which Could Result In A Fire.
Kenworth 700 (1977) – 79V029000
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”, In That Due To The Location Of The Lower Throttle Return Spring And The Tension In Both Throttle Springs, The Vehicle May Not Meet The Return Time Specified In The Standard.
Kenworth 700 (1976) – 79V029000
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”, In That Due To The Location Of The Lower Throttle Return Spring And The Tension In Both Throttle Springs, The Vehicle May Not Meet The Return Time Specified In The Standard.
Kenworth 700 (1975) – 79V029000
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”, In That Due To The Location Of The Lower Throttle Return Spring And The Tension In Both Throttle Springs, The Vehicle May Not Meet The Return Time Specified In The Standard.
Kenworth 700 (1974) – 79V029000
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”, In That Due To The Location Of The Lower Throttle Return Spring And The Tension In Both Throttle Springs, The Vehicle May Not Meet The Return Time Specified In The Standard.