Vehicle recall defect – The Involved Vehicles Fail To Comply With Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 207, “Anchorage Of Seats”, Due To Possible Failure Of The Seat Post Attachment At The Floor In The Event Of An Accident. These Vehicles Have Oversized Bolt Holes In The Floor Pan Which May Allow The Seat Attaching Nuts To Pass Through Them And Thus Tighten Against The Bottom Of The Seat Base Instead Of The Longitudinal Sill.
Vehicle recall defect – The Front Suspension Control Arms Were Assembled With Ball Joints Which May Contain Sockets That Were Not Properly Heat-Treated. This May Cause The Socket To Wear Rapidly And Allow The Ball Joint StUD To Separate From The Socket, Causing Either The Left Or Right Wheel Suspension To Collapse.
Vehicle recall defect – The Front Suspension Control Arms Were Assembled With Ball Joints Which May Contain Sockets That Were Not Properly Heat-Treated. This May Cause The Socket To Wear Rapidly And Allow The Ball Joint StUD To Separate From The Socket, Causing Either The Left Or Right Wheel Suspension To Collapse.
Vehicle recall defect – In A Vehicle Impact From The Rear, The Three Piece Hoses Could Separate And Result In Fuel Leakage In Excess Of The Amount Permitted By Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 301, “Fuel System Integrity”.