Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trucks, During Assembly, The Drag Link Attachment Nuts At The Pitman Arm And Steering Arm May Have Been Incorrectly Torqued. Residual Grease And Paint Which Was Applied As A Rust Inhibitor On The Steering Arm May Have Contributed To A Loss Of Torque After Assembly.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trucks, During Assembly, The Drag Link Attachment Nuts At The Pitman Arm And Steering Arm May Have Been Incorrectly Torqued. Residual Grease And Paint Which Was Applied As A Rust Inhibitor On The Steering Arm May Have Contributed To A Loss Of Torque After Assembly.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Chassis And Cabs, The Wheel Bearings Were Oil-Packed Onto The Front Axle Rather Than Grease Lubricated As Specified. It Was Later Determined That The Caliper Mounting Bolts Were Not Properly Torqued And The Proper End Play Adjustment Was Not Made.
Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Trucks, During Assembly, The Drag Link Attachment Nuts At The Pitman Arm And Steering Arm May Have Been Incorrectly Torqued. Residual Grease And Paint Which Was Applied As A Rust Inhibitor On The Steering Arm May Have Contributed To A Loss Of Torque After Assembly.