Horton Ambulance (1997) – 04V101000
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Ambulances The Alternator Case Bolts Come Loose And Back Out Into The Fan.
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (1996) – 97V157000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Ambulances Equipped With Technician’S Seats In The Patient Compartment Mounted On Wooden Bases. The Wooden Seat Bases And The Associated Seat Belts Are Not Properly Anchored To Meet The Requirements Of Fmvss Nos. 207, “Seating Systems,” And 210, “Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.”
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (1994) – 95V112000
Vehicle recall defect – The Fluorescent Light Circuit Diode, Located Under The Driver’S Seat, Can Overheat.
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (1993) – 95V112000
Vehicle recall defect – The Fluorescent Light Circuit Diode, Located Under The Driver’S Seat, Can Overheat.
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (1992) – 95V112000
Vehicle recall defect – The Fluorescent Light Circuit Diode, Located Under The Driver’S Seat, Can Overheat.
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (2001) – 01V330000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Ambulances Equipped With Ferno Washington 175-1 Wall-Mount Cot Mounting Systems. The Wall-Mount Cot Bracket Is Fastened To The Wall With Lag Screws Instead Of Bolts.
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (2000) – 01V330000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Ambulances Equipped With Ferno Washington 175-1 Wall-Mount Cot Mounting Systems. The Wall-Mount Cot Bracket Is Fastened To The Wall With Lag Screws Instead Of Bolts.
Mccoy Miller Ambulance (1997) – 97V157000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Ambulances Equipped With Technician’S Seats In The Patient Compartment Mounted On Wooden Bases. The Wooden Seat Bases And The Associated Seat Belts Are Not Properly Anchored To Meet The Requirements Of Fmvss Nos. 207, “Seating Systems,” And 210, “Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.”
Medtec Ambulance (2008) – 09V108000
Vehicle recall defect – Medtec Is Recalling 72 My 2007-2009 Additional Duty Ambulances. The Seat Belt Anchors For The Squad Bench Are Fastened To The Sidewall Of The Ambulance Body, Using 1/4-20 Self-Threading Machine Screws. In Some Cases, Incorrect Mounting Screws Were Installed. The Seat Belt Anchors Could Pull Free Of The Wall Mounting.
Medtec Ambulance (2007) – 09V108000
Vehicle recall defect – Medtec Is Recalling 72 My 2007-2009 Additional Duty Ambulances. The Seat Belt Anchors For The Squad Bench Are Fastened To The Sidewall Of The Ambulance Body, Using 1/4-20 Self-Threading Machine Screws. In Some Cases, Incorrect Mounting Screws Were Installed. The Seat Belt Anchors Could Pull Free Of The Wall Mounting.