Vehicle recall defect – Eurodezigns, Inc. Is Recalling Certain HID Conversion Kits Sold For Use As Aftermarket Parts For Motor Vehicles. When The HID Bulbs And Ballasts Are Combined For Use With Halogen Lights They Fail To Conform To The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108, “Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices, And Associated Equipment.”
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
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.
Vehicle recall defect – Throttle Return Springs Are Subject To Fatigue And Could Fail.
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.
Vehicle recall defect – Poor Electrical ConneCTIon At The Fuel Gauge Transmitter May Result In A Stoppage Of The Fuel Pump And Engine Stalling. In Extreme Cases, Fuel Vapor May Leak From The Fuel Tank.
Vehicle recall defect – There May Be An Insufficient Permanent Lubrication In The Buckle/Release Mechanism Of The Type 2 Seat Belt Assemblies. This May Cause Front Seat Occupants To Have Difficulty In Fully Fastening Seat Belts, Although They May Seem To Be Fully Fastened.
Vehicle recall defect – A Problem Relating To The Front Exhaust Pipe Bracket Attachment Could Cause Leaking Of Transmission Oil. Transmission Could Lock Up Due To Lack Of Proper Oil Lubrication.