Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Platform Trailers And Dollies. The Tubing Installed In The Air Brake System On The Platform Trailers Was Not Recommended For Use With The Tubing Fittings Used In The Air Brake System And The Tubing Installed On The Dollies Does Not Have The Proper Labeling And MinimUM Burst Strength. This Does Not Comply With The Requirements Of Fmvss No. 106, “Brake Hoses.”
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Trailers Equipped With Antilock Braking System (Abs) Electronic Control Units (Ecu) For Over-The-Road Trailer Applications. The Cover Seal (O-Ring) May Have Been Improperly Installed In Certain Easy-Stop Trailer Abs Electronic Control Units. An Incorrectly Installed Seal Could Permit Water To Enter The Ecu Causing A Fault To Develop. This Will Cause The Vehicle’S Trailer Abs Warning Lamp To Illuminate Immediately When The Water Contacts The Board, DeActivating All Or Part Of The Abs.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Trailers Equipped With Antilock Braking System (Abs) Electronic Control Units (Ecu) For Over-The-Road Trailer Applications. The Cover Seal (O-Ring) May Have Been Improperly Installed In Certain Easy-Stop Trailer Abs Electronic Control Units. An Incorrectly Installed Seal Could Permit Water To Enter The Ecu Causing A Fault To Develop. This Will Cause The Vehicle’S Trailer Abs Warning Lamp To Illuminate Immediately When The Water Contacts The Board, DeActivating All Or Part Of The Abs.
Vehicle recall defect – These Axles Consist Of A Steel Tubular Center SeCTIon And Forged Steel Spindles That Are Welded To Each End Of The Tube. Either Spindle Can Contain A Circumferential Crack Through A Portion Of Its Cross SeCTIon.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trailers Equipped With Spring Brake Control Valve Assemblies. There Is A Recessed Area On Top Of The Valve In Which A Brass Guide Pin Fits Down Inside The Body Of The Valve And Is Held In Place By A Steel Snap Ring. The Recessed Area Allows Accumulation Of Water, Dirt, And/Or Chemicals To Build Up Behind The Snap Ring To The Point Where It Will No Longer Contain The Guide Pin Resulting In A Failure Of The Air Valve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trailers Equipped With Spring Brake Control Valve Assemblies. There Is A Recessed Area On Top Of The Valve In Which A Brass Guide Pin Fits Down Inside The Body Of The Valve And Is Held In Place By A Steel Snap Ring. The Recessed Area Allows Accumulation Of Water, Dirt, And/Or Chemicals To Build Up Behind The Snap Ring To The Point Where It Will No Longer Contain The Guide Pin Resulting In A Failure Of The Air Valve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trailers Equipped With Spring Brake Control Valve Assemblies. There Is A Recessed Area On Top Of The Valve In Which A Brass Guide Pin Fits Down Inside The Body Of The Valve And Is Held In Place By A Steel Snap Ring. The Recessed Area Allows Accumulation Of Water, Dirt, And/Or Chemicals To Build Up Behind The Snap Ring To The Point Where It Will No Longer Contain The Guide Pin Resulting In A Failure Of The Air Valve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trailers Equipped With Spring Brake Control Valve Assemblies. There Is A Recessed Area On Top Of The Valve In Which A Brass Guide Pin Fits Down Inside The Body Of The Valve And Is Held In Place By A Steel Snap Ring. The Recessed Area Allows Accumulation Of Water, Dirt, And/Or Chemicals To Build Up Behind The Snap Ring To The Point Where It Will No Longer Contain The Guide Pin Resulting In A Failure Of The Air Valve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trailers Equipped With Spring Brake Control Valve Assemblies. There Is A Recessed Area On Top Of The Valve In Which A Brass Guide Pin Fits Down Inside The Body Of The Valve And Is Held In Place By A Steel Snap Ring. The Recessed Area Allows Accumulation Of Water, Dirt, And/Or Chemicals To Build Up Behind The Snap Ring To The Point Where It Will No Longer Contain The Guide Pin Resulting In A Failure Of The Air Valve.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trailers Equipped With Spring Brake Control Valve Assemblies. There Is A Recessed Area On Top Of The Valve In Which A Brass Guide Pin Fits Down Inside The Body Of The Valve And Is Held In Place By A Steel Snap Ring. The Recessed Area Allows Accumulation Of Water, Dirt, And/Or Chemicals To Build Up Behind The Snap Ring To The Point Where It Will No Longer Contain The Guide Pin Resulting In A Failure Of The Air Valve.