fl-60

Freightliner Fl-60 (1992) – 92V057000

Vehicle recall defect – A Number Of Cabs Were Assembled With Fewer Welds Than Specified In The Upper B Pillar Near The Anchorage For The Seat Belt. Welding Materials Used On The Inboard Anchorage Bracket Under The Cab Deck Will Not Meet Fmvss No. 210 Load Test Requirements When Three Seating Positions Are Provided.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1991) – 95V094000

Vehicle recall defect – The Parking Brake Lever May Not Travel Far Enough Over Center To Assure That It Remains In The Proper Position Allowing The Vehicle To Roll Away While Parked.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1991) – 92V057000

Vehicle recall defect – A Number Of Cabs Were Assembled With Fewer Welds Than Specified In The Upper B Pillar Near The Anchorage For The Seat Belt. Welding Materials Used On The Inboard Anchorage Bracket Under The Cab Deck Will Not Meet Fmvss No. 210 Load Test Requirements When Three Seating Positions Are Provided.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1992) – 95V094000

Vehicle recall defect – The Parking Brake Lever May Not Travel Far Enough Over Center To Assure That It Remains In The Proper Position Allowing The Vehicle To Roll Away While Parked.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1999) – 99V111000

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Heavy Duty Trucks Equipped With Hydraulic Brakes. The Hydraulic Brake Tube To The Front Left Brake Can Contact The Bottom Frame Rail Flange.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1998) – 99V085000

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Trucks Equipped With A Driveline Parking Brake. The Fasteners That Connect The End Of Transmission Companion Flange To The Park DrUM And Driveline May Loosen.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1997) – 99V085000

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Trucks Equipped With A Driveline Parking Brake. The Fasteners That Connect The End Of Transmission Companion Flange To The Park DrUM And Driveline May Loosen.


Freightliner Fl-60 (1996) – 98V002000

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Truck/Trailers. The Certification Labels Installed On These Vehicles Are Incorrect. The Gross Axle Weight Rating Is Too High For The Tires That Were Installed.