Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Fail To Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 108, “Lamps, RefleCTIve Devices, And Associated Equipment”. The Front Side Marker Lamps And Rear Side Reflectors May Have Been Improperly Located. Also, The Front And Rear Clearance Lamps May Have Been Improperly Located Or Not Installed. Futhermore, Rear Identifiation Lamps May Not Have Been Installed.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Motorhomes, The I-Beam Leaf Imitator In The Front Axle Suspension Could Crack And Break Due To An Inadequate Welding Process.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. The Cab Tilt System Contains A 12 Volt Electrical Solenoid Assembly As An Accessory To The Cab Tilt Electric Motor/Hydraulic Pump Assembly. Rain, Snow, Salt Spray Or Other Corrosive Environment Can Corrode The Solenoid Or “Bridge” The Energizing Coil Wire Terminal Causing The Cab Tilt System To Operate Uncontrollably.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. The Cab Tilt System Contains A 12 Volt Electrical Solenoid Assembly As An Accessory To The Cab Tilt Electric Motor/Hydraulic Pump Assembly. Rain, Snow, Salt Spray Or Other Corrosive Environment Can Corrode The Solenoid Or “Bridge” The Energizing Coil Wire Terminal Causing The Cab Tilt System To Operate Uncontrollably.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. These Fire Trucks Are All 4-Door Models Which Contain Dual, Forward Facing Passenger Seats. The Hardware Utilized To Mount The Seat Box To The Cab Floor And To The Backwall Structure, And Also To Mount The Type 1 Seat Belt Systems, Was Inadequate To Meet The Requirements Of Fmvss Nos. 207/210, “”Seating Systems” And “Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.”
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. The Cab Tilt System Contains A 12 Volt Electrical Solenoid Assembly As An Accessory To The Cab Tilt Electric Motor/Hydraulic Pump Assembly. Rain, Snow, Salt Spray Or Other Corrosive Environment Can Corrode The Solenoid Or “Bridge” The Energizing Coil Wire Terminal Causing The Cab Tilt System To Operate Uncontrollably.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. These Fire Trucks Are All 4-Door Models Which Contain Dual, Forward Facing Passenger Seats. The Hardware Utilized To Mount The Seat Box To The Cab Floor And To The Backwall Structure, And Also To Mount The Type 1 Seat Belt Systems, Was Inadequate To Meet The Requirements Of Fmvss Nos. 207/210, “”Seating Systems” And “Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.”
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. The Cab Tilt System Contains A 12 Volt Electrical Solenoid Assembly As An Accessory To The Cab Tilt Electric Motor/Hydraulic Pump Assembly. Rain, Snow, Salt Spray Or Other Corrosive Environment Can Corrode The Solenoid Or “Bridge” The Energizing Coil Wire Terminal Causing The Cab Tilt System To Operate Uncontrollably.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. These Fire Trucks Are All 4-Door Models Which Contain Dual, Forward Facing Passenger Seats. The Hardware Utilized To Mount The Seat Box To The Cab Floor And To The Backwall Structure, And Also To Mount The Type 1 Seat Belt Systems, Was Inadequate To Meet The Requirements Of Fmvss Nos. 207/210, “”Seating Systems” And “Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages.”
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fire Trucks. A DefeCTIve Electrical Harness, Part No. 200185, Was Used On These Fire Trucks, Causing An Inoperative ‘Check Transmission Light.’ There Would Be No In-Cab Indication Of A Transmission Fault Which Could Lead To An Inoperative Vehicle If Not Serviced According To The Transmission Failure Codes.