Vehicle recall defect – Aries Industries Inc. (Aries) Is Recalling Certain Tow Hitches Manufactured For Several Truck Brands And Models With Class 3 And Class 4 Tow Weight Ratings. The Tow Hitches May Not Be Able To Tow The Rated Weight Rating Of These Vehicles, Which Can Cause The Hitch Plates To Bend Or Break, Or Cause Cracked Welds.
Vehicle recall defect – Location Of Hydraulic Brake Tube To Both Rear Wheels Causes Interference And Chafing Between The Tubes And Rear Suspension Trailing Arm Pivot Brackets.
Vehicle recall defect – Hydraulic Brake Tubing Routed To The Left Rear Wheel Brake System May Have Been Bent Out Of Shape During Assembly And Could Chafe Against The Exhaust System Hanger Bolt.
Vehicle recall defect – On The Involved Vehicles, Improper Routing Of The Hydraulic Brake Tube Could Cause It To Chafe Against The Park Brake Cables. Eventually, The Brake Tube May Fail And Brake Fluid Leakage May Occur.
Vehicle recall defect – Front Suspension Crossmember May Corrode And Fail At Lower Control Arm Rear Pivot Mounts If Operated Where Salt Is Used To Aid In Snow Removal.
Vehicle recall defect – The Brake Hydraulic System Bay Be Equipped With Brake Fluid Containing An Excess Of Water.
Vehicle recall defect – Clamp Bolts Installed On Certain Vehicles May Contain Cracks. Eventually These Bolts May Break Through, Causing Separation Of The Ball Joint From The Steering Knuckle.
Vehicle recall defect – The Automatic Speed Control Switch May Stick In The “Resume” Position RestriCTIng Return Movement. This Will Not Allow The Normal Brake Pedal Operation To DeActivate The System.
Vehicle recall defect – Front Suspension Crossmember May Corrode And Fail At Lower Control Arm Rear Pivot Mounts If Operated Where Salt Is Used To Aid In Snow Removal.
Vehicle recall defect – The Automatic Speed Control Switch May Stick In The “Resume” Position RestriCTIng Return Movement. This Will Not Allow The Normal Brake Pedal Operation To DeActivate The System.