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Vehicle recall defect – Deterioration Of The Reed Valve Subassembly May Lead To A MalfunCTIon Within The Secondary Air Supply Portion Of The Emission Control System. The Screws Which Attach The Reeds To The Reed Valve Subassembly May Rust, And If The Rusting Becomes Severe, The Screw Heads Will Erode And Allow The Reeds To Separate From The Reed Valve Subassembly. Corrosion May Also Occur On The Reed Valve Subassembly, Deforming The Reed Seats And Preventing The Reeds From Closing Properly. Separation Of The Reeds From The Reed Valve Subassembly Or Improper Closing Of The Reeds Allow Hot Exhaust Gases To Flow Backward Into The Plastic Secondary Air Filter Case When The Vehicle Is Being Driven. These Hot Exhaust Gases May Melt The Secondary Plastic Air Filter Case.

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicle May Fail To Conform To The Brake Fade And Recovery Portion Of Fmvss 105.

Vehicle recall defect – Deterioration Of The Reed Valve Subassembly May Lead To A MalfunCTIon Within The Secondary Air Supply Portion Of The Emission Control System. The Screws Which Attach The Reeds To The Reed Valve Subassembly May Rust, And If The Rusting Becomes Severe, The Screw Heads Will Erode And Allow The Reeds To Separate From The Reed Valve Subassembly. Corrosion May Also Occur On The Reed Valve Subassembly, Deforming The Reed Seats And Preventing The Reeds From Closing Properly. Separation Of The Reeds From The Reed Valve Subassembly Or Improper Closing Of The Reeds Allow Hot Exhaust Gases To Flow Backward Into The Plastic Secondary Air Filter Case When The Vehicle Is Being Driven. These Hot Exhaust Gases May Melt The Secondary Plastic Air Filter Case.

Vehicle recall defect – Vehicles Involved Are Those That Had The Heater Valve Stems Replaced In An Earlier Mitsubishi Recall (94V-103.001). Certain Vehicles Had An Incorrect Valve Stem Installed Which Could Cause The Incorrect Stem To Leak After A Period Of Time.

Vehicle recall defect – The Heater Control Valve Stem Does Not Meet The Material Specifications. High Coolant Temperatures Can Cause The Stem To Leak.

Vehicle recall defect – Deterioration Of The Reed Valve Subassembly May Lead To A MalfunCTIon Within The Secondary Air Supply Portion Of The Emission Control System. The Screws Which Attach The Reeds To The Reed Valve Subassembly May Rust, And If The Rusting Becomes Severe, The Screw Heads Will Erode And Allow The Reeds To Separate From The Reed Valve Subassembly. Corrosion May Also Occur On The Reed Valve Subassembly, Deforming The Reed Seats And Preventing The Reeds From Closing Properly. Separation Of The Reeds From The Reed Valve Subassembly Or Improper Closing Of The Reeds Allow Hot Exhaust Gases To Flow Backward Into The Plastic Secondary Air Filter Case When The Vehicle Is Being Driven. These Hot Exhaust Gases May Melt The Secondary Plastic Air Filter Case.

Vehicle recall defect – The Vehicles Failed The Lateral Moving Barrier Impact Test Requirements Of Fmvss 301, “Fuel System Integrity.” The Fuel Leakage From The Gas Tank Exceeded The MaximUM Allowable Amount Of Spillage.

Vehicle recall defect – The Vehicles Failed The Lateral Moving Barrier Impact Test Requirements Of Fmvss 301, “Fuel System Integrity.” The Fuel Leakage From The Gas Tank Exceeded The MaximUM Allowable Amount Of Spillage.

Vehicle recall defect – The Vehicles Failed The Lateral Moving Barrier Impact Test Requirements Of Fmvss 301, “Fuel System Integrity.” The Fuel Leakage From The Gas Tank Exceeded The MaximUM Allowable Amount Of Spillage.

Vehicle recall defect – The Vehicles Failed The Lateral Moving Barrier Impact Test Requirements Of Fmvss 301, “Fuel System Integrity.” The Fuel Leakage From The Gas Tank Exceeded The MaximUM Allowable Amount Of Spillage.