Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Fuel Tank Systems Manufactured September 2010 Through January 2013. In The Affected Fuel Systems, Due To A Separation Of The Valve Seat From The Valve Stem, The Manual Tank Shutoff Valve Can Get Internally Stuck In The Closed Position While Being Opened, Although The Knob May Indicate That The Valve Is Open.
Vehicle recall defect – Agility Fuel Systems (Agility) Is Recalling Certain Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Tank Rail Mount Systems Manufactured September 2010 Through January 2013. The Affected Mounting Systems May Allow The Cng Tank To Rotate Or Move Within The Mounting System Which Could Damage The Fuel And Vent Lines.
Vehicle recall defect – The Cng Tanks May Have Been Fitted With Pressure Relief Devices That May Not Vent Gas From The Tank Quickly Enough To Reduce The Tank Pressure Sufficiently To Avoid Rupture If The Tank Is Exposed To Fire Or Extreme Heat.
Vehicle recall defect – Xperion E&E USA Llc (Xperion) Is Recalling Certain X-Store Cng Fuel Tanks, Part Numbers Tc_660_1, Tc_660_2, Tc_660_3, Tc_660_11, Tc_540_5, 87330000677, 87330000669, And 87330000685, Manufactured April 22, 2015, To April 27, 2016. These 27.5, 30, 40 And 45-Dge (Diesel Gallon Equivalent), Back Of Cab And Side Mounted Compressed Natural Gas (Cng) Fuel Tanks Have A Neck Adapter That Connects The Tank Boss To The Fuel System That May Pull Out From The Tank Boss, Allowing Fuel To Leak From The Coupling.