Vehicle recall defect – Curt Mfg Is Recalling Certain Class 3 Receiver Hitches, P/N 13347, Sold As Aftermarket Equipment For Use On 1997-2007 Chrysler Town And Country Vans, 1996-2007 Dodge Caravans, And 1996-2004 Plymouth Voyager Vans. When The Hitch Is Loaded To The MaximUM Rating, The Hitch May Fracture Or Break At The Bend Location Where The Main Body Of The Hitch Meets The Hitch Muffler Strap.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Curved Tempered Replacement Glass Manufactured By Hangzhou Safety Glass Ltd And Supplied To Safelite By Auto Temp Inc., Identified As Dot-430, And Sold For Use On Certain Domestic And Foreign Vehicles May Not Break Into Small Pieces As Expected Of Tempered Glass And Fails To Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 205, “Glazing Materials.”
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Aftermarket Brake Hydraulic Master Cylinders Sold As Replacement Brake Cylinders For Certain Ford, Daimlerchrysler, And Jeep Passenger Vehicles. These Brake Cylinders Were Sold Under The Brand Names Of Napa, Raybestos, AIMCo, AC Delco, Carquest, Bendix, And Wagner. Only Products That Were Manufactured From July 27, 2005 Through January 17, 2006 (Date Codes 0529 Through 0602) Are Subject To This Recall. When Subject To Very Cold Temperatures, An Internal Seal In The Master Cylinder Could Lose Flexibility And May Cause Brake Fluid To Leak.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Minivans Equipped With 3.3 Or 3.8L V-6 Engine, The Upper Power Steering Cooler Hose May Split And Cause A Fluid Leak.