Vehicle recall defect – Cummins Inc. And Cummins WeSTPort Inc. Are Recalling Certain Cummins WeSTPort Model Isl G Engines Manufactured September 12, 2007, Through February 2, 2014, And Cummins WeSTPort Model Isx12 G Engines Manufactured February 19, 2013, Through February 2, 2014. Condensation In The Intake Manifold May Freeze During Cold Weather Conditions And Interfere With The Proper Operation Of The Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins Inc. And Cummins WeSTPort Inc. Are Recalling Certain Cummins WeSTPort Model Isl G Engines Manufactured September 12, 2007, Through February 2, 2014, And Cummins WeSTPort Model Isx12 G Engines Manufactured February 19, 2013, Through February 2, 2014. Condensation In The Intake Manifold May Freeze During Cold Weather Conditions And Interfere With The Proper Operation Of The Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins Inc. (Cummins) Is Recalling Certain Cummins WeSTPort Isl G Engines Manufactured September 13, 2007, To September 23, 2015. The Affected Engines Were Sold For Use Exclusively In Mack Trucks And Navistar Vehicles, Both As Original Equipment And As Replacement Equipment. These Engines Have A Turbocharger Oil Supply Line That May Contact Or Interfere With The Turbocharger Inlet Elbow, Clean Air Intake Clamp, Or The Air Fuel Control Tube, And Result In An Oil Leak.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins Inc. (Cummins) And Cummins WeSTPort Inc. Are Recalling Certain Cummins WeSTPort Isl G Engines, Part Number G6Ltaa8.9E, Manufactured February 26, 2007, To April 14, 2015. Excessive Engine Crankcase Pressures May Cause The 90-Degree Elbow Of The Vent Tube Assembly To Detach From The Crankcase Ventilation Breather, Possibly Allowing Engine Oil To Come Into Contact With Hot Surfaces.