Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Mini Vans. The ConneCTIng Ends Of The Fuel Feed And Return Hoses In The Engine Compartment Can “Settle” Over Time Which Could Cause The Fastening Clamps To Lose Their Tight Fit And Permit Fuel To Seep Out At The Hose ConneCTIon.
Vehicle recall defect – Volkswagen Group Of America, Inc. (Volkswagen) Is Recalling Certain 2003 Volkswagen Passat Sedan, Jetta, Jetta Wagon, Golf, Eurovan, Eurovan Camper Van And Eurovan Chassis Vehicles. Upon Deployment Of The Driver’S Frontal Air Bag, Excessive Internal Pressure May Cause The Inflator To Explode.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Minivans Equipped With Child Restraint Anchorages (Tether Anchorages) For Use In ConjunCTIon With Child Restraints Installed In The Three Rearmost Seating Positions, The “Safety First” Portion Of The Owner’S Manual Delivered With These Vehicles Incorrectly Instructs Owners To Guide The Tether Strap Underneath The Seat’S Head Restraint And To Raise The Head Restraint Slightly, If Necessary.
Vehicle recall defect – During The Installation Of The Camper Equipment, An Improperly Adjusted Power Tool Drill Bit Punctured The Fuel Tank Vapor Container.
Vehicle recall defect – These Steering Wheels And Include A Universal Joint Which Is Attached To Steering Shafts And Secured By Locking Bolts. The Universal Joint’S Upper Locking Bolt Was Not Sufficiently Torqued During Manufacture, And Can Eventually Loosen.
Vehicle recall defect – The Handle Of The Emergency Brake Contains A Torsion Spring Which Is Designed To Ensure That The Locking Mechanism Remains Firmly Engaged Upon Application Of The Emergency Brake. Some Of These Springs May Have Been Improperly Installed.