Vehicle recall defect – Meritor Is Recalling Certain Mfs-08 Series Non-Drive Front Axles Sold As Original Equipment To Be Installed On Various Heavy Trucks. During The Assembly Process, The Steering Attachment Bolts May Have Been Insufficiently Torqued.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Mfs12143Ann Model Non-Drive Steer Axles. Due To A Manufacturing Error, There May Be Weak Spots In The Beam Of The Affected Axle Assemblies.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Mfs12143Ann Model Non-Drive Steer Axles. Due To A Manufacturing Error, There May Be Weak Spots In The Beam Of The Affected Axle Assemblies.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Non Drive Front Steer Axles, Model Number Ff967. The Axles Missed The Heat Treating Operation During Manufacturing, Reducing Their Strength And Possibly Causing The Axle Beams To Fracture.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Ff967 Non-Drive Front Steer Axles, Part Number 3100H7860, Manufactured March 24, 2012, To April 11, 2012. The Affected Front Axles May Have Been Incorrectly Heat Treated.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Front Non-Drive Axles, Model Numbers Fh941, Fh945, And Mfs12155 Manufactured July 25, 2014, To December 5, 2014. The Affected Axles Have Castellated Nuts On The Tie Rod That May Not Be Properly Torqued.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor Is Recalling Certain Rear Drive Axles And Front Non Drive Steer Axles Produced From July 25, 2011, Through September 9, 2011, Sold And Installed As Original Equipment To Hino Motors Manufacturing. Certain Suspect Axles With Wheel Ends May Have Improperly Assembled Fastening Hardware Or Nut Locking Features.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Mx810 Series Front Drive Steer Axles, Part Numbers Mx23810Danc7-538 And Mx23810Danc8-538, Manufactured May 27, 2016, To August 16, 2016 And Equipped With Mx25K Lower King-Pins. These Lower King-Pins May Not Meet Design Specifications And, As A Result, May Fracture, Possibly Causing A Wheel End Separation.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor Brand Fh946U Axle Assemblies Manufactured Between August 9, 1996, And November 6, 2001, Used As A Front Steering Axle On Low Floor Buses Built By New Flyer Industries. These Assemblies Were Omitted From The Post-Heat Treatment Magnaflux Operation Which Could Result In Surface Cracking And Possible Failure Of The Axle. This Campaign Superceedes ARVInmeritor’S Previous Recall, 02E-032, To Include Addition Axle Assemblies.
Vehicle recall defect – Meritor, Inc. (Meritor) Is Recalling Certain Trailer Axles And Mpa/Mta Suspensions Equipped With Meritor Ex225 Brakes. The Brake Caliper Bolts On These Axles May Not Be Properly Torqued Which Can Allow The Caliper To Detach From The Mounting Flange. As Such, These Vehicles Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (Fmvss) Number 121, “Air Brake System.”