dm series

Vehicle recall defect – Improper Steering Clamp Bolts And Torque Applied During Installation. The Bolt Could Fail, Allowing The Steering Yoke To Become Loose.

Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Trucks Do Not Comply With Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 208, “Occupant Crash ProteCTIon”, In That The Extended Rider”S Seat Was Not Equipped With A Seat Belt As Required.

Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Trucks Do Not Comply With Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 208, “Occupant Crash ProteCTIon”, In That The Extended Rider”S Seat Was Not Equipped With A Seat Belt As Required.

Vehicle recall defect – Steering Wheel Retaining Nuts May Have Been Improperly Installed And/Or Torqued.

Vehicle recall defect – Dowels May Have Been Omitted During Spring Cap Installation; This Would Put Shear Load On The Four (4) Spring Cap Bolts.

Vehicle recall defect – An Incorrect High Pressure Power Steering Hose May Have Been Installed.

Vehicle recall defect – Some Of The Nuts/Bolts Used To Fasten The Steering Pitman Arm May Loosen.

Vehicle recall defect – Clamp Plates Used Between The Drive Shaft And Carrier Yokes May Crack And Could Break Due To Improper Heat Treatment.

Vehicle recall defect – An Incorrect High Pressure Power Steering Hose May Have Been Installed.

Vehicle recall defect – The Undersized Weld On The Rear Suspension Bracketry Attachment Can Cause Bracket Failure.