Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Fold Down Trailers Which Use Gas/Electric Absorption Refrigerators Supplied By Norcold. The Swivel Nut Which Is An Integral ConneCTIon Component Of A Pressure Tap Device Has “Stress Corrosion Cracking.”
Vehicle recall defect – The Wheel Tech Wheel Does Not Seat Properly Against The Hub Causing Inability To Fully Tighten The Wheel Lug Nuts.
Vehicle recall defect – The Switch Which Opens The Slide-Out Room May Have Been Installed Incorrectly Or Damaged During Shipping. Also, Moisture Can Intrude Into The Control Module. Any One Of These Conditions Can Cause The Slide Out Room To Open When The Switch Is Off.
Vehicle recall defect – The Wheel Tech Wheel Does Not Seat Properly Against The Hub Causing Inability To Fully Tighten The Wheel Lug Nuts.
Vehicle recall defect – The Switch Which Opens The Slide-Out Room May Have Been Installed Incorrectly Or Damaged During Shipping. Also, Moisture Can Intrude Into The Control Module. Any One Of These Conditions Can Cause The Slide Out Room To Open When The Switch Is Off.
Vehicle recall defect – The Wheel Tech Wheel Does Not Seat Properly Against The Hub Causing Inability To Fully Tighten The Wheel Lug Nuts.
Vehicle recall defect – The Switch Which Opens The Slide-Out Room May Have Been Installed Incorrectly Or Damaged During Shipping. Also, Moisture Can Intrude Into The Control Module. Any One Of These Conditions Can Cause The Slide Out Room To Open When The Switch Is Off.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerator Cooling Units Model Numbers 442, 443, 452, Ev452, 453, 462, Ev462, 463, Ev463, 482, Ev482, 483, Ev483, 874, And 875 Manufactured Between January 1987 And May 1995. These Refrigerators Can Experience A Break Down In A Rubber Seal Within The Gas Valve. As The Rubber Seal Ages, A Leak May Occur, Allowing Propane Gas To Accumulate In The Burner Area.
Vehicle recall defect – The Stop Lamps On These Trailers Failed To Comply With Photometric Requirements Of Fmvss 108.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Motor Homes Equipped With Norcold Refrigerator Cooling Units Model Numbers 442, 443, 452, Ev452, 453, 462, Ev462, 463, Ev463, 482, Ev482, 483, Ev483, 874, And 875 Manufactured Between January 1987 And May 1995. These Refrigerators Can Experience A Break Down In A Rubber Seal Within The Gas Valve. As The Rubber Seal Ages, A Leak May Occur, Allowing Propane Gas To Accumulate In The Burner Area.