Bendix Sl4 Stop Light Switch – 04E039000
Vehicle recall defect – Bendix Sl4 Stop Light Switches Manufactured Between January 1 And August 31, 2003. Improper Lubrication Was Applied To The Piston Mechanism.
Bendix Treadle Assembly – 12E020000
Vehicle recall defect – Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems, Llc (Bendix) Is Recalling Certain Brake Valves, Treadle Assemblies, And/Or Plunger Kits Sold As Aftermarket Replacement Equipment And Sold And Installed As Original Equipment To Various Vehicle Manufacturers. The Brake Valve Plunger May Fracture During Brake Application, Resulting In Reduced Brake Pedal Angle And Travel. This Condition May Limit The Driverøs Ability To Deliver Full Pressure From The Foot Brake Valve. There Is Also A Potential That The Brake Plunger Could Become Lodged And Not Allow Release Of The Service Brakes.
Bendix Puraguard Dl – 02E037000
Vehicle recall defect – Bendix Puraguard Dl Discharge Line Oil Coalescing Air Filter, Part Numbers 5010287 (Original Equipment) And 801290 (Aftermarket) Manufactured From February 2, 2001, Through April 18, 2002. Under Certain Extreme Conditions, The Oil Collected In The Puraguard Dl Can Be Exposed To Tempatures In The Discharge Line Of The Air Compressor That Exceed The Ignition Point Of The Oil.
Bendix Trailer System Guard – 00E002000
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Air Brake System Air Dryers. The Retaining Bolts For The Reed Covers On Either End Of The Trailer Air Dryer May Crack Causing The Bolt Heads To Come Off.
Bendix Trailer Spring Brake – 02E022000
Vehicle recall defect – Bendix Brand Name Trailer Spring Brake Control Valve Assembly Known As Sr-2, Sr-4, And Sr-5 Trailer Spring Brake (Sr-2/4/50 Valve Assemblies Manufactured From March 1, 2000, Through April 30, 2001. The Molded Rubber Face Of The Inlet/Exhaust Valve (I/E Valve) Component Of The Affected Sr02/4/5/ Can Separate From The Valve’S Metal Insert. Air Can Be Trapped By A Separated I/E Valve Causing It To Balloon And Block The Exhaust Passage Of The Trailer Spring Brake Circuit.
Bendix Trailer Control Valve – 02E048002
Vehicle recall defect – Bendix Tc-7 Trailer Control Hand-Operated Valve With Push-To-Connect Fittings, Part Nos. 109798, 5000578, 5000751, 5000752, 5000755, 5001225, 5002409, 5011296 And 5009344 (Original Equipment) And 109389, 5000580, 109409, 109445, And 5008575 (Aftermarket) For Installation Or Use On New Motor Vehicles Or New Items Of Motor Vehicle Equipment Manufactured Between April 23 And May 22, 2002. The Delivery Port In The Valve Body May Be Partially Blocked Due To A Problem During The Molding Process.
Bendix Tr-3 Valve 101450 – 15E021000
Vehicle recall defect – Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems Llc (Bendix) Is Recalling Certain Tr-3 Inversion Air Brake Valves, Part Number 101450, Manufactured February 6, 2014, To October 15, 2014. The Bodies Of The Affected Inversion Valves May Have Incorrect Dimensions, Possibly Causing The Brakes To Drag And Overheat.
Bendix Sr-7 – 07E037000
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Bendix Sr-7 Spring Brake Modulating Valves Manufactured Between November 4, 2005, And April 17, 2007, Installed As Original Equipment For Certain School And Transit Buses And Heavy Trucks Also Sold As Replacement Equipment. Due To A Manufacturing Defect In The Internal Rubber Check Valve Inside The Sr-7 Spring Brake Modulating Valves. The Valves Can Become Deformed And Not Seat Properly.
Bendix Sr-7 – 06E051000
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Bendix Sr-7 Spring Brake Modulating Valves Manufactured Between April 1 And May 24, 2006, Installed As Original Equipment For Heavy Trucks And Sold As Aftermarket Replacement Equipment. The Check Valve Inside The Valve Cavity May Not Properly Seat, Causing Internal Air Leakage. This Can Cause A Delay In The Application Of The Spring Brake To Park The Vehicle After The Operator Pulls The Dash Valve Button.