MCI 102D3 (1997) – 06V481000
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Motor Coaches, The Boost Connector Housing Can Fail Over Time, Exposing The Positive And Negative Terminals.
MCI 102C3 (1987) – 92V095000
Vehicle recall defect – The Aisle Illuminating Fluorescent Tubes Above The Parcel Racks Are Exposed, And Can Break On Contact With Parcels Or Passenger’S Hands.
MCI 102D3 (1996) – 97V053000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Buses Equipped With 4-Stroke Cycle Engines. Engine Compartment Fires Have Occurred At Or Near The Webasto Diesel Fueled Auxiliary Heater.
MCI 102B3 (1998) – 98V098000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Transit Coaches Equipped With Wheel Chair Lifts. An InstruCTIon Label Identifying The Location Of The Emergency Exit Was Omitted From The Wheel Chair Seating Position Located On The Curb Side Of The Vehicle. This Does Not Comply With Requirements Of Fmvss No. 217, “Bus Window Retention And Release.”
MCI 102D3 (1995) – 97V053000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Buses Equipped With 4-Stroke Cycle Engines. Engine Compartment Fires Have Occurred At Or Near The Webasto Diesel Fueled Auxiliary Heater.
MCI 102D3 (1995) – 95V122000
Vehicle recall defect – The Webbed Belt Retractors Used To Secure A Wheel Chair In The Bus Fail When The Plastic Retractor Cover Separates Allowing The Cover To Open. This Can Allow The Internal Retractor Spring To Release Out Of The Retractor.
MCI 102D3 (1994) – 97V053000
Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle Description: Buses Equipped With 4-Stroke Cycle Engines. Engine Compartment Fires Have Occurred At Or Near The Webasto Diesel Fueled Auxiliary Heater.
MCI 102D3 (1993) – 94V020000
Vehicle recall defect – The Brake Rod To Brake Arm Attaching Nut And Bolt Are Undertorqued And May Loosen And Fall Off Causing Separation Of The Rod And Arm.
MCI 102D3 (2000) – 06V481000
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Motor Coaches, The Boost Connector Housing Can Fail Over Time, Exposing The Positive And Negative Terminals.
MCI 102D3 (2000) – 01V140008
Vehicle recall defect – Motorhomes Equipped With Drag Link Assemblies Containing 20-Edl Model Ball Sockets And Manufactured By TRW. Certain Of The Tie Rod Ball-Socket Bearings Have A Below-Specification Case Depth And/Or Hardness, Which Can Lead To Premature Wear Of The Socket.