Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”, In That Due To The Location Of The Lower Throttle Return Spring And The Tension In Both Throttle Springs, The Vehicle May Not Meet The Return Time Specified In The Standard.
Vehicle recall defect – Front Axle Air Brake Chamber Is Attached With A Clamp And Bolt Assembly That May Not Have Been Positioned Correctly, And May Chafe Against The Front Brake Hose. Chafing Could Result In An Air Leak And Loss Of Air To The Front Brakes.
Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Do Not Conform To Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 124, “Accelerator Control Systems”, In That Due To The Location Of The Lower Throttle Return Spring And The Tension In Both Throttle Springs, The Vehicle May Not Meet The Return Time Specified In The Standard.
Vehicle recall defect – The U Shaped Bolts That Connect The Springs And Spring Spacers To The Front Axle May Not Have Been Installed Properly. This Condition Could Allow The Axle To Shift And Could Degrade The Steering Characteristics Of The Vehicle.
Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.
Vehicle recall defect – Line Pressure Surges Occur When The Transmission Is In High Gear Lockup Due To A Plumbing Error. Consequence Of Defect: Line Pressure Surges Could Cause Bodily Harm Through Erratic Fire Hose Delivery Action.