Vehicle recall defect – There Is A Possibility That Either The Suspension System, The Steering System, Or The Floor Pan Where The Seats Are Attached May Separate From The Undercarriage. This Is Due To An Advanced State Of Corrosion In Certain Areas Of The Undercarriage Caused By Salt And/Or Sand Which Accelerates The Rate Of Corrosion.
Vehicle recall defect – There Is A Possibility That Either The Suspension System, The Steering System, Or The Floor Pan Where The Seats Are Attached May Separate From The Undercarriage. This Is Due To An Advanced State Of Corrosion In Certain Areas Of The Undercarriage Caused By Salt And/Or Sand Which Accelerates The Rate Of Corrosion.
Vehicle recall defect – The Allen Head Bolts Securing The Axle Shafts To The Differential And Rear Wheel Hubs, May Have Been Insufficiently Tightened During Assembly. Insufficient Torque May Result In The Loosening Of The Allen Head Bolts During The Operation Of The Vehicle And Possible Detachment Of The Axle Shafts From Either The Differential Or Rear Wheel Hub Flanges.
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Does Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 111, “Rear View Mirrors”. The Outside Rear View Mirror On The Driver”S Side May Lack Proper Magnification In That Objects Viewed In This Mirror May Appear To Be Farther Away Than They Actually Are.
Vehicle recall defect – Under Particular Climatic Conditions, Engine Hesitation May Occur When Restarting After Vehicle Is Parked For A Short Period Of Time. This Hesitation Is Caused By Gasoline Vaporization In The Carburetor.