Vehicle recall defect – Cummins WeSTPort B Gas Plus Or C Gas Plus 6 Cylinder Engines Built From June 2001 Through March 2003. The Electronic Control Module Calibration May Not Correctly Detect A Throttle Plate Actuator Failure That Could Result In An Uncommanded Open Throttle Condition.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins WeSTPort B Gas Plus Or C Gas Plus 6 Cylinder Engines Built From June 2001 Through March 2003. The Electronic Control Module Calibration May Not Correctly Detect A Throttle Plate Actuator Failure That Could Result In An Uncommanded Open Throttle Condition.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins WeSTPort B Gas Plus Or C Gas Plus 6 Cylinder Engines Built From June 2001 Through March 2003. The Electronic Control Module Calibration May Not Correctly Detect A Throttle Plate Actuator Failure That Could Result In An Uncommanded Open Throttle Condition.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Engines Built Between June 1, 1999, And January 10, 2001, And Have Engine Serial Number Range Of 45878623 To 46066483. The Internal Front Bushing Can Spin, Causing Damage To The Air Compressor, And Possibly To The Spindle Drive At The Rear Face Of The Air Compressor Which Is Used To Provide Power To The Vehicle Hydraulic Pump. Failure Of The Air Compressor’S Spindle Drive Could Lead To Loss Of Power Assist If The Hydraulic Pump Ceases To Operate.
Vehicle recall defect – Engines Fail To Start Due To A Combination Of Incorrect Solenoid-To-Lever Adjustment And Application Issues AffeCTIng Power To The Solenoid.
Vehicle recall defect – The Electronic Fuel Control Bypass Valve On The Fuel Pump May MalfunCTIon When In The Bypass Mode.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins WeSTPort B Gas Plus Or C Gas Plus 6 Cylinder Engines Built From June 2001 Through March 2003. The Electronic Control Module Calibration May Not Correctly Detect A Throttle Plate Actuator Failure That Could Result In An Uncommanded Open Throttle Condition.
Vehicle recall defect – Cummins Inc. (Cummins) Is Recalling Certain B6.7 Diesel Engines, Part Number D313029Bx03, Used In School Buses, Trucks And Emergency Vehicles, Equipped With Fuel Module Option Number Fs90301 Or Fs90453. The Electric Fuel Heater Within The Fuel Module May Overheat And Cause Plastic In The Fuel Heater To Melt And Potentially Catch Fire. It May Also Lead To Engine Stalling.
Vehicle recall defect – Due To Inadequate Bonding, The Crankshaft Vibration Damper Assembly Could Separate. Consequence Of Defect: The Crankshaft Vibration Damper Assembly Could Separate Upon Failure Of The Bonding Agent And Become A ProjeCTIle. The Engine Compartment May Contain The ProjeCTIle. However, If The Hood Is Open, The ProjeCTIle May Seriously Injury Anyone Near The Truck.