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Coachmen Mrv (1982) – 91E021001

Vehicle recall defect – Contaminants Could Block The Internal Orifices In The ITT Valves, Causing The Gas Control Valve To Fail In Open Position: This Would Allow Unburned Gas To Reach Vehicle’S Living Quarters.


Coachmen Mrv (1986) – 91V059000

Vehicle recall defect – Rear Axle Bearings May Fail Due To A Bending Moment Created By The Aftermarket Dual Rear Wheels From A Variety Of Factors And Especially When Overloaded. Failure Of The Bearings Create Stresses On The Rear Axle, Resulting In The Breakage Of The Axle.


Coachmen Mrv (1986) – 91E021001

Vehicle recall defect – Contaminants Could Block The Internal Orifices In The ITT Valves, Causing The Gas Control Valve To Fail In Open Position: This Would Allow Unburned Gas To Reach Vehicle’S Living Quarters.


Coachmen Mrv (1985) – 91V059000

Vehicle recall defect – Rear Axle Bearings May Fail Due To A Bending Moment Created By The Aftermarket Dual Rear Wheels From A Variety Of Factors And Especially When Overloaded. Failure Of The Bearings Create Stresses On The Rear Axle, Resulting In The Breakage Of The Axle.


Coachmen Mrv (1985) – 91E021001

Vehicle recall defect – Contaminants Could Block The Internal Orifices In The ITT Valves, Causing The Gas Control Valve To Fail In Open Position: This Would Allow Unburned Gas To Reach Vehicle’S Living Quarters.


Coachmen Mrv (1984) – 91V059000

Vehicle recall defect – Rear Axle Bearings May Fail Due To A Bending Moment Created By The Aftermarket Dual Rear Wheels From A Variety Of Factors And Especially When Overloaded. Failure Of The Bearings Create Stresses On The Rear Axle, Resulting In The Breakage Of The Axle.


Coachmen Mrv (1984) – 91E021001

Vehicle recall defect – Contaminants Could Block The Internal Orifices In The ITT Valves, Causing The Gas Control Valve To Fail In Open Position: This Would Allow Unburned Gas To Reach Vehicle’S Living Quarters.


Coachmen Mrv (1983) – 91E021001

Vehicle recall defect – Contaminants Could Block The Internal Orifices In The ITT Valves, Causing The Gas Control Valve To Fail In Open Position: This Would Allow Unburned Gas To Reach Vehicle’S Living Quarters.