Vehicle recall defect – The Seats Have Been Assembled Without Bolts That Connect The Upper Slave Hinge To The Seat Back Frame, Or Without Bolts That Connect The Seat To The Seat Adjuster. In Either Case, The Vehicles Fail To Conform To Fnvss No. 207, “Seating Systems.”
Vehicle recall defect – The Brake Pedal Push Rod Retainer Is Missing, Mispositioned Or Not Properly Seated.
Vehicle recall defect – The Seat Recliner To Seat Frame Attaching Bolts On These Vehicle Could Loosen, Fatigue And Fracture, Allowing The Seat Back To Suddenly Recline.
Vehicle recall defect – The Rear Bench Seat Does Not Meet The Load Requirements Of Fmvss 207, “Seating Systems,” Because The Manual Latch Mechanism On The Folding Full Bench Rear Seat Was Attached To The Back Frame Lower Cross Tube With Domed Head Steel Rivets Instead Of The Bolts Specified.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Extended-Cab Pickup Trucks Equipped With High-Back Bucket Seats. The Seat Recliner To Frame Attaching Bolts Can Loosen, Fatigue, And Fracture Allowing The Seat Back To Suddenly Recline.
Vehicle recall defect – There May Be Fatigue Fractures Of The Tie Rod Through The Damper StUD Mounting Hole.
Vehicle recall defect – Loose Pivot Bolt Holding The Brake Pedal To Its Support Bracket Could Disengage From The Nut.
Vehicle recall defect – On C And K Models, Feed And Or Return Fuel Lines Can Contact The Automatic Transmission Shift Linkage Cordon Shaft. In Addition, On K Models Lines May Also Contact Front Propshaft. In Either Case The Fuel Lines Could Be Damaged Resulting In A Fuel Leak.
Vehicle recall defect – Due To A Thin Case Casting, An External Transmission Leak Can Occur.
Vehicle recall defect – There May Be Below Specified Torque On The Trailer Hitch Attaching Fasteners, Allowing The Trailer Hitch To Move Under Towing Loads.