Vehicle recall defect – Certain Of These Vehicles May Have Been Built With Contaminated Brake Fluid. Consequence Of Defect: This Can Adversely Affect The Entire Braking System Where Complete Brake Failure Can Occur Which Could Cause An Accident.
Vehicle recall defect – The Key Operated Tailgate Window Will Continue To Close If The Spring Loaded Key Does Not Return To Off Position When Released.
Vehicle recall defect – The Key Operated Tailgate Window Will Continue To Close If The Spring Loaded Key Does Not Return To Off Position When Released.
Vehicle recall defect – Possibility That The Front Wheel Bearings Do Not Have Enough Lubrication.
Vehicle recall defect – The Molded Plastic Pin Which Connects The Upper Steering Column Shaft And The Lower Column Shaft May Have Been Sheared Prior To Installation Of The Steering Column Assembly Into The Vehicle. If This Occurred, The Upper Steering Shaft Will Separate From The Lower Steering Shaft.
Vehicle recall defect – Grease Applied To The Liftgate Latch Rubber Bumpers To Ease Component Assembly Caused The Bumper To Swell, Interfering With The Movement Of The Liftgate Latch Pawl. This Prevents The Liftgate Latching When Closed And Difficult To Open When Latched.
Vehicle recall defect – The Eccentric Cam Adjuster Bolts In Both Front Lower Suspension Arm-To-Front Axle Bracket Attachments May Fail Due To Assembly Misalignment.
Vehicle recall defect – The Retainer Clip Which Secures The Master Cylinder Input Rod To The Brake Pedal Was Not Installed Properly, And Could Work Loose.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Sport Utility Vehicles, If A Driver Has Not Placed The Shifter Lever Fully Into The “Park” Position And Leaves The Vehicle Running, The Vehicle May Unexpectedly Move Rearward After Seeming To Be Stable.
Vehicle recall defect – The Key Operated Tailgate Window Will Continue To Close If The Spring Loaded Key Does Not Return To Off Position When Released.