Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Cng Pressure Relief Devices, Cng Valves And Cng Fuel Systems That Include An Emer Pressure Relief Device. The Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) Installed On Cng Fuel Systems May Not Vent The System When Exposed To Heat, Potentially Resulting In The System Rupturing.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Fuel Systems, Part Numbers 22989600, 24990722, 24989800,23708001, 23710031, 25600000, 25799500, 22999800, 22989700, 24990601, 25789600, 25789800, 22999500, 22999700, 25799700, 25799800, 25729800, 22929500, 22922500, 25769500, 25769700, 25799500, 22969500, 22969600, 22969700, 22969800, 22999600, 24269800, 24960800, 25789700, 25799600, 23914000, 25640000, 25653000, 23913000, 23910000, 23903000, Manufactured August 1, 2014, To June 1, 2015. The Affected Systems Are Equipped With Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) That May Not FunCTIon As Designed And Vent A Buildup Of Pressure, Such As Could Occur If The Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Tank Was Exposed To Fire.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Cng Pressure Relief Devices, Cng Valves And Cng Fuel Systems That Include An Emer Pressure Relief Device. The Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) Installed On Cng Fuel Systems May Not Vent The System When Exposed To Heat, Potentially Resulting In The System Rupturing.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Cng Pressure Relief Devices, Cng Valves And Cng Fuel Systems That Include An Emer Pressure Relief Device. The Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) Installed On Cng Fuel Systems May Not Vent The System When Exposed To Heat, Potentially Resulting In The System Rupturing.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Cng Pressure Relief Devices, Cng Valves And Cng Fuel Systems That Include An Emer Pressure Relief Device. The Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) Installed On Cng Fuel Systems May Not Vent The System When Exposed To Heat, Potentially Resulting In The System Rupturing.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Tank Rail Mount Systems Manufactured September 2010 Through January 2013. The Affected Mounting Systems May Allow The Cng Tank To Rotate Or Move Within The Mounting System Which Could Damage The Fuel And Vent Lines.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Fuel Tank Systems Manufactured September 2010 Through January 2013. In The Affected Fuel Systems, Due To A Separation Of The Valve Seat From The Valve Stem, The Manual Tank Shutoff Valve Can Get Internally Stuck In The Closed Position While Being Opened, Although The Knob May Indicate That The Valve Is Open.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Lng Fuel Systems, Part Numbers 23811000, 23812000, 23813000, 23820000, 23821000 And 23822000, Manufactured October 1, 2013, To February 27, 2015 And Installed On Heavy Duty Vehicles Originally Sold In, Or Currently Registered In, ConneCTIcut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin And The District Of Columbia. The Affected Fuel Systems Have Solenoid Valves May Corrode From Exposure To Road Salt.
Vehicle recall defect – Mcneilus Truck & Manufacturing, Inc. (Mcneilus) Is Recalling Certain Cng Fuel Systems That It Sold As Aftermarket Parts. These Systems, Part Number 2702100, Include An Emer Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Device. The Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) May Not Vent The System When Exposed To Heat, Potentially Resulting In The System Rupturing.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Cng Pressure Relief Devices, Cng Valves And Cng Fuel Systems That Include An Emer Pressure Relief Device. The Thermally Activated Pressure Relief Devices (Prds) Installed On Cng Fuel Systems May Not Vent The System When Exposed To Heat, Potentially Resulting In The System Rupturing.