Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Child Seating System Air Bag DeActivation Kit For Use On 1997-1998 911 Carrera S, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, And Turbo (1997 Model Only), Part No. 993 803 283 00, And 1997-1998 Boxster Model Vehicles, Part Nos. 996 803 283 00 And 996 803 083 00. Due To A Manufacturing Problem, The Contact Buckle (Which Is Part Of The Kit) Does Not DeActivate The Air Bag(S).
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Child Seating System Air Bag DeActivation Kit For Use On 1997-1998 911 Carrera S, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, And Turbo (1997 Model Only), Part No. 993 803 283 00, And 1997-1998 Boxster Model Vehicles, Part Nos. 996 803 283 00 And 996 803 083 00. Due To A Manufacturing Problem, The Contact Buckle (Which Is Part Of The Kit) Does Not DeActivate The Air Bag(S).
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Passsenger Vehicles. Inadvertent Deployment Of The Air Bag Can Occur.
Vehicle recall defect – A Part Of The Steering Column Upper Universal Joint Cracked During The Manufacturing Process.
Vehicle recall defect – After The Engine Has Been Turned Off, The Rear Heater Will Automatically Operate In Order To Dissipate Heat In The Engine Heating System. During This Operation, The Resistor For The Rear Heater Blower Can Become Overloaded Due To A Binding Or Seized Rear Heater Blower.
Vehicle recall defect – A Part Of The Steering Column Upper Universal Joint Cracked During The Manufacturing Process.
Vehicle recall defect – After The Engine Has Been Turned Off, The Rear Heater Will Automatically Operate In Order To Dissipate Heat In The Engine Heating System. During This Operation, The Resistor For The Rear Heater Blower Can Become Overloaded Due To A Binding Or Seized Rear Heater Blower.
Vehicle recall defect – A Part Of The Steering Column Upper Universal Joint Cracked During The Manufacturing Process.
Vehicle recall defect – After The Engine Has Been Turned Off, The Rear Heater Will Automatically Operate In Order To Dissipate Heat In The Engine Heating System. During This Operation, The Resistor For The Rear Heater Blower Can Become Overloaded Due To A Binding Or Seized Rear Heater Blower.
Vehicle recall defect – A Part Of The Steering Column Upper Universal Joint Cracked During The Manufacturing Process.