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Vehicle recall defect – Certain Replacement K&N Fuel Performance Kits, P/Nos. 57-1509, 57-1511, 57-1511-1, 57-1517, 57-1517-1, 57-1527, And 57-1530. Also, A Small Percentage Of These Kits Were Sold Under The Mopar Performance Parts Brand Name (P/Nos. P5007069 And P5007070). All Kits Were Manufactured From April 20, 1999, Through September 23, 2004. These Assemblies Were Manufactured As Replacement Equipment For Certain Dodge Pickup Trucks And Suvs. A Small Piece Of Material From The Tube Wall Could Be Sucked Into The Engine Throttle Body, Which Could Cause The Throttle To Become Jammed In The Open Position.

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Certain Passenger Vehicles, Pickup Trucks And Sport Utility Vehicles Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Fmvss No. 225, “Child Restraint Anchorage Systems.” Some Of The Owner’S Manuals For These Vehicles Are Missing InstruCTIons That Provide A Step-By-Step Procedure, Including Diagrams, For Properly Attaching A Child Restraint System’S Tether Strap To The Tether Anchorage.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Sport Utility Vehicles And Pickup Trucks Equipped With Four-Wheel Drive (4X4), If Moisture Leaks Into The Front Suspension Upper Ball Joint, Evacuation Of The Lubricant And Corrosion Of The Joint May Cause The Joint To Wear Over An Extended Period Of Time. This Could Cause A Clunking Noise In The Front Suspension, Which May Not Always Be Heard By The Vehicle Occupants.

Vehicle recall defect – Skf Is Recalling 2,805 Hub Units, Part No. Br930361, Sold As A Service Part For 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota Vehicles And 1999-2003 Dodge Durango Vehicles Equipped With 2-Wheel Drive & Rear Axle Abs. Due To A Specification Error, The Rotor Pilot For The Hub Unit May Be Too Long. This Results In The Wheel To Not Be Seated Fully Against The Hub Flange Face During Mounting.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Pickup Trucks And Sport Utility Vehicles, The Windshield Wiper Module Motor May Be Susceptible To Water Intrusion That Could Cause Internal Corrosion And Result In Partial Or Complete Loss Of Front Windshield Wiping Capability.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Pickup Trucks, The Central Timer Module (Ctm) Has An Improperly Sized Circuit Board Trace That Could Potentially Cause The Right Headlamp Low Beam To Become Inoperative.

Vehicle recall defect – Skf Is Recalling 2,805 Hub Units, Part No. Br930361, Sold As A Service Part For 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota Vehicles And 1999-2003 Dodge Durango Vehicles Equipped With 2-Wheel Drive & Rear Axle Abs. Due To A Specification Error, The Rotor Pilot For The Hub Unit May Be Too Long. This Results In The Wheel To Not Be Seated Fully Against The Hub Flange Face During Mounting.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Van And Pickup Trucks Equipped With Automatic Transmissions, The Ignition/Park Shift Interlock System May Become Inoperative. This Can Allow The Shifter To Be Moved Out Of The “Park” Position With The Ignition Key Removed (Or In The “Lock” Position). This Can Also Allow The Ignition Key To Be Removed When The Shifter Has Not Been Placed In The “Park” Position.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Sport Utility Vehicles Equipped With Front Bench Seats Only, If Fluid Is Spilled From The Floor Mounted Cup Holder, An Unused Console Power Outlet Connector Located Under The Seat May Become Contaminated.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain Replacement K&N Fuel Performance Kits, P/Nos. 57-1509, 57-1511, 57-1511-1, 57-1517, 57-1517-1, 57-1527, And 57-1530. Also, A Small Percentage Of These Kits Were Sold Under The Mopar Performance Parts Brand Name (P/Nos. P5007069 And P5007070). All Kits Were Manufactured From April 20, 1999, Through September 23, 2004. These Assemblies Were Manufactured As Replacement Equipment For Certain Dodge Pickup Trucks And Suvs. A Small Piece Of Material From The Tube Wall Could Be Sucked Into The Engine Throttle Body, Which Could Cause The Throttle To Become Jammed In The Open Position.